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Meet our scholars

We have secured nearly £1 million in funding for scholarships for students from low income households and underrepresented students to pursue undergraduate and postgraduate studies in Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence since 2019. 

Our funders include DeepMind, the UK Office for Students, QuantumBlack, Tata Consultancy Services, and The Stationers' Foundation.

Meet some of our current and past scholars:

Our DeepMind scholars

Our scholars bring to Queen Mary a range of industry experience, excellent academic records, and a desire to explore the potential of AI tech.
Our DeepMind scholars

Our Tata Consultancy Services scholars

20 of our first year computer science undergraduates have been awarded a bursary which covers half their tuition fees in the first year. Find out more
Our Tata Consultancy Services scholars

Sajid Alam, QuantumBlack Scholar

'The scholarship allowed me to pursue further education as well as giving me a head start in a career that I am passionate about...'
Sajid Alam, QuantumBlack Scholar

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DeepMind Scholarship

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Office for Students Scholarship

Supporting female, BAME and disabled students with an offer to study on the MSc Data Science and AI conversion programme at Queen Mary University of London.

TCS Digital Explorers Bursary

Supporting female students and students from low-income households studying for a BSc in Computer Science.

Industrial Masters in AI

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Industrial Masters in AI