Funding and Scholarships
Digital Health & Care Innovation Centre Scholarship (DHI)
We offer fully funded places on our MSc Business Analytics for Healthcare Management, supported by the Digital Health & Care Innovation Centre (DHI) Scotland, to develop digital health, data, and innovation skills while connecting students with industry, academia, and healthcare partners nationwide.
Value
£8,229Deadline
30 June 2026Quantity of Awards
LimitedOverview
The Digital Health & Care Innovation Centre (DHI) Scotland funding and scholarship initiatives are part of a wider national effort to transform how health and social care services are designed, delivered, and experienced. As one of Scotland’s flagship Innovation Centres, DHI plays a pivotal role in supporting cutting‑edge ideas that combine technology, data, and human-centred design to solve real healthcare challenges. Through its funding streams, including Master’s scholarships and innovation project funding, DHI aims to build a strong talent pipeline while accelerating impactful solutions in areas such as digital therapeutics, AI-driven healthcare, and patient-centred systems.
Eligibility
Eligible Countries of Residence
- England
- Northern Ireland
- Scotland
- Wales
Eligible Courses
Course Level
- Postgraduate
Mode of Attendance
- Full Time
- Part Time
Mode of Study
- On Campus
- Online Learning
Subject Area
- Computing
School of Health
Other Requirements
To be considered for these scholarships, applicants must:
- Be a British citizen, an EU citizen with Settled Status, or hold indefinite leave to remain status
- Have been a resident in the UK for at least the last three years (proof may be required)
- Be an ordinary resident in Scotland when starting the course
- Have received an offer to undertake the MSc Business Analytics for Healthcare Management degree
- For MRes students, have written a research proposal of no more than 1,500 words
How to Apply
Applications must be submitted by your course leader. Eligible students should work closely with their course organiser who will use the DHI scholarship administration form to apply. For MRes students, a research proposal of no more than 1,500 words is required.
Further information
Applicants can read further general information about applying for a DHI Scholarship: