The Carnegie Masters Grant helps students from low-income Scottish households undertake master’s programmes of study at Scottish universities. It helps to cover the cost of tuition fees and, in some cases, will offer additional support for study costs. The scheme aims to:Support people from low-income backgrounds who want to return to higher education to upskill or reskill to change careerIncrease the numbers of low-income students undertaking postgraduate study in Scotland; andEquip graduates with the skills and expertise to meet current and emerging skills gaps in Scotland.EligibilityFurther information for potential students, including eligibility criteria and how to apply, are set out in the Applicant Guide for 2026/27.ApplyingThe scheme will open for applications on 1st May 2026 and the application form you will need to complete will be hosted on the Carnegie Trust WebsiteFurther InformationThe Carnegie Trust This article was published on 2026-04-07