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International BUSINESS programme:
MSc and Postgraduate Certificate

Scholarships

Financial assistance is sometimes available through various scholarships or grant schemes. Candidates must however contact, research and apply directly to the Scholarship authorities.

The University of London is not able to influence any of the scholarship awarding authorities and is not responsible for processing or forwarding applications to them for funding.

As there are usually only a small number of scholarships available, competition is generally very high. You are therefore encouraged to investigate funding possibilities as early as possible. It is recommended that you submit your application to join the course as early as possible as in some instances a firm offer of a place from the University can be advantageous when asking an organisation for assistance with funding.

Information on scholarships can be found on each of the following links. (Each link will open a new window.)

Chevening Scholarships	Marshall Scholarships (only open to USA citizens)
Scholarship Search UK	Canon Collins Educational Trust (only open to citizens of Southern African countries)
Rhodes Scholarships	The Gates Cambridge Scholarships
COMMONWEALTH Scholarships & Fellowships Plan (CSFP)	Yahoo Grants Index
dmoz Scholarship Index	The Aga Khan Foundation
SIDA - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency	Study Abroad Scholarships & Funding
Free Scholarship Searches	Postgraduate funding
British Council	Funding & Scholarships

If you are outside the United Kingdom and there is a British Council office near to you, it might also be worthwhile checking if they know of any local funding or sponsorships which are available.

If you are outside the United Kingdom and there is a British Council office near to you, it might also be worthwhile checking if they know of any local funding or sponsorships which are available.

It is important to work out how you are going to fund your studies early in your decision-making process. You will need make sure you can cover the cost of fees, textbooks and accommodation, if any, along with other incidental costs. Please note all links below will open a new window.

The MBA loan scheme is offered by Nat West in conjunction with the Association of MBAs (AMBA). This scheme is open to UK passport holders or those with indefinite leave to stay in the UK whose residency started at least three years before commencement of study. It provides for substantial loans to students who wish to study on AMBA accredited programmes and covers full-time, part-time and distance learning programmes.

UK students can also apply for a Career Development Loan from the government. More information about funding your study as a UK student can be found here.

This page will be updated from time to time with any additional information about scholarships and other funding that may become known.