UKIMSISS Scholarship applications are open for the International Master in Security, Intelligence and Strategic Studies and the IMSISS Scholarship deadline is 7th January 2027. The first scholarship outcomes will be announced in April 2027 and all applicants put forward for scholarship consideration will receive an offer of admission following the announcement of awards.
The programme is managed by the University of Glasgow as part of the IMSISS consortium, with Study Tracks that include partner institutions such as the University of Trento and mobility periods including Charles University; the University of Glasgow Admissions team will assess applications for the programme generally.
IMSISS Scholarship Benefits
- Full coverage of tuition fees, the £2,000 programme place deposit, and insurance.
- Generous subsistence allowance equivalent to €1,400 per month for the entire 24-month duration (totaling €33,600, with optional advance distribution schedules available).
- Professional Network & Mobility: Multi-institution European qualification, specialized security training, and access to work-based placement and dissertation dissemination project networks.
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IMSISS Scholarship Eligibility Criteria
- Applicants from around the world are welcome to apply
- Applicants must apply to the IMSISS programme and indicate their Study Track preference on the application form
- Applicants considered for Study Track B (Trento) must provide proof of meeting the additional language requirements outlined on the entry requirements section
- To be considered for scholarship, necessary documents including proof of English-language proficiency must be provided by the specified scholarship deadline
- Applicants must submit all the necessary supporting documentation with the online application
Where will the Program be Taken
- Pathway A: University of Glasgow (UK) → Dublin City University (Ireland) → Charles University, Prague (Czech Republic)
- Pathway B: University of Glasgow (UK) → University of Trento (Italy) → Charles University, Prague (Czech Republic)
- Pathway C: University of Glasgow (UK) → Dublin City University (Ireland) → University of Belgrade (Serbia)
How to Apply for IMSISS Scholarship?
- Apply online using the University of Glasgow Application for Graduate Studies
- Complete the linked scholarship form and indicate Study Track preference
- Upload the completed scholarship form as a PDF to your IMSISS application under the “Scholarship Form” document section
- Upload all other supporting documentation with the online application by the scholarship deadline
- Ensure you read the Application Information before starting your application
- Submit proof of English-language proficiency by the specified scholarship deadline
Don’t miss this deadline
Applications close on Thursday, 7 January 2027. We’ll email you 7, 3 and 1 days before.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Here are the most frequently asked questions about the IMSISS Scholarship. These answers cover deadlines, outcomes, deposits, application management, study tracks, scoring and required documents.
What is the application deadline for the IMSISS Scholarship?
Scholarship applications close on 7th January 2027, 1300 (UK time).
When will applicants be informed of scholarship outcomes?
Scholarship applicants will be informed of their scholarship application outcome in April 2027.
Do scholarship applicants need to pay a deposit to secure their place?
Scholarship applicants who are successful in scholarship selection are not required to pay a deposit to secure their place on the programme.
What happens if I am unsuccessful for a scholarship?
Scholarship applicants who learn they have been unsuccessful in securing the Erasmus Mundus scholarship during the April announcement will be required to pay a deposit by the deadline set in their offer letter to secure their place on the programme as self-funded students.
Who manages applications to the IMSISS programme?
The University of Glasgow will manage applications to this programme and the University of Glasgow Admissions team will assess applications for the programme generally.
Can I defer my place if I am offered admission?
The programme does not accept deferral requests before the start of studies.
How are scholarships scored?
Scoring for scholarships is broken down as follows: 30% academic merit, 40% personal statement, and 30% other relevant research, professional experience, internships, extra academic activities, or publication.
What documents must be uploaded for scholarship consideration?
To be considered for scholarship, the necessary documents, including proof of English-language proficiency, must be provided by the specified scholarship deadline and all supporting documentation must be uploaded with the online application.
How do I indicate my Study Track preference?
Applicants should indicate their Study Track preference on the application form and complete the linked form to upload as a PDF to their IMSISS application under the “Scholarship Form” document section.
Is accommodation available for Study Pathway B students at Trento?
At the University of Trento, IMSISS students on Study Pathway B are given priority access to modern, university-run accommodation, subject to availability, during their second mobility period.
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