Kennedy Scholarships give full-funding to enable British citizens who are graduates of British universities to take graduate programmes at both Harvard University and MIT. They are awarded annually in competition. In the same season as applying to the Trust for a scholarship, applicants must make a separate and independent application to their programme(s) of choice at Harvard and/or MIT, complying with all stipulations and deadlines. Scholarship awards made at interview in London in January are provisional, pending confirmation of admission in the US.
Sponsor: Kennedy Memorial Trust
Award Restrictions
Applicants for this award must meet the following criteria:
| Host Countries | United Kingdom |
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| Other Criteria | For awards tenable in 2019-20, applicants who will graduate in 2018-19 are eligible; in addition, those who completed their bachelor's degree no earlier than 2014 may apply. As part of the British national memorial to President Kennedy, applicants with a strong public service ethos are welcomed. Trustees will look for a well-researched and argued case for the proposed course, intellectual attainment, potential for leadership. See the website for full information. |
Host Institution: Harvard University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology
This award is linked to a specific institution.
Award Specifications
Additional information about this award.
| Amount | $85,000 + |
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| Number of Awards | 10 |
| Deadline | October 24 |
| Includes | Full tuition and health fees; a stipend for living costs which may be means-tested; a substantial contribution towards one outward and return transatlantic flight; an optional grant for vacation travel within the US. |
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