The Hinduja Foundation and King’s College London announce scholarships for Indian students who want to study healthcare technology and innovation in the UK. The scholarships are part of an India-UK education partnership that supports future talent in medical technology, biomedical engineering and healthcare entrepreneurship.
Under the programme, students domiciled in India can apply for full four-year PhD studentships in healthcare technologies at the School of Biomedical Engineering and Imaging Sciences. They can also apply for the one-year MSc MedTech Innovation and Entrepreneurship programme at King’s College London. For the 2026-27 academic year, applications are open for four PhD scholarships and five MSc scholarships.
The initiative aims to build healthcare innovation skills and support stronger healthcare systems in India and the UK. It also gives Indian students access to global academic training, research exposure and entrepreneurship-focused learning in the medtech sector.
Key highlights:
- Hinduja Foundation and King’s College London offer healthcare scholarships.
- Indian students can apply for PhD and MSc programmes.
- Four PhD scholarships and five MSc scholarships are open for 2026-27.
- Courses focus on healthcare technologies and medtech innovation.
- The partnership supports India-UK healthcare education collaboration.
Students should visit the official King’s College London website to check course details, eligibility and scholarship updates. They should read the application instructions carefully before applying.