MSc in Educational Assistive Technology (EduAT), University of Dundee, Scholarship Opportunity

The University of Dundee is pleased to announce the launch of two full-fee scholarships to support scholars joining the MSc in Educational Assistive Technology (EduAT) in January 2027. These opportunities are possible thanks to the generous support of the McKay Family Foundation and the Ian Karten Charitable Trust.

The MSc EduAT is a unique distance-learning programme designed to equip students with the skills and knowledge needed to work as an assistive technologist in education, health, therapy, social care, and other contexts. Applications are now open for January 2027 entry.

Scholarships available:

• McKay Family Foundation Scholarship – for applicants employed by UK-based charitable or not-for-profit organisations where education is a core objective.
• Ian Karten Charitable Trust Scholarship – for disabled students who hold an offer for the MSc EduAT programme and are, or will be, in receipt of Disabled Students’ Allowance.

Scholarship Application Deadline: Friday 13 November 2026, 23:59 (UK time)

Please note that applicants must first hold an offer for the MSc EduAT programme before applying for a scholarship; please apply for the MSc EduAT programme first, please allow time for applications to be processed. Competition is expected to be high, so early applications are encouraged.

For more information , and to apply to the scholarships, visit: McKay Family Foundation MSc EduAT Scholarship and The Ian Karten Charitable Trust MSc EduAT scholarship

You can also contact the MSc EduAT programme team directly by email: MScEduAT@dundee.ac.uk 

Katy Leckenby from ACE, National Committee Member