Executive MBA Scholarship for Women
Women make a valuable contribution to the London Business School community and have increasing impact in business. London Business School is passionate about increasing the participation of women on our programmes and to demonstrate our commitment to women on the Executive MBA we are delighted to offer two Executive MBA Scholarships for Women.
The scholarships, one for the January class and one for the September class, award up to 50% of the programme tuition fees (the final amount to be determined shortly) to the female Executive MBA candidate who best demonstrates leadership potential.
Eligibility
The scholarships are open to self-funding female candidates for the Executive MBA programme commencing in September 2008.
Applying for the scholarship
Each scholarship will be awarded to an appropriate woman candidate on the basis of future professional and leadership potential.
To apply for a scholarship candidates must submit:
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a completed scholarship application form
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an essay in support of your application for the scholarship award
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a statement of financial position.
To be eligible for a scholarship, you must have successfully applied and accepted an offer on the London Business School Executive MBA programme.
Scholarship application deadline
The application deadline for the September 2008 scholarship is 12 noon Monday 14 July 2008. The winner will be announced on Friday 18 July 2008.
Click here for scholarship instructions and application form
Executive MBA Scholarship for Women winners, 2005
| Alexandra Korda, January Executive MBA 2006 Independent Marketing Consultant |
"Learning has had a humbling effect. The more knowledge I am presented with, the more I realise how much there is to learn and the choice at London Business School is vast. The opportunities to open one's mind and explore are endless – one just needs to be ready for the challenge.
London Business School has already surprised me in many ways. I have found diversity of views, openness and a desire to take student feedback at all times, passion for what the School does and what it stands for in the world. I have found professors that make the most tedious of subjects interesting. I have found a lot of humour and genuinely caring individuals in a very efficiently run, professional organisation. I am still struck by the amount of thinking that goes into our curriculum – after all, this is among the core products the School has to offer and it is the School's duty and privilege to optimise it at all times. Already, I can confidently say that at London Business School nothing happens by chance and everything is here for a reason."
| Amy Brown, September Executive MBA 2006 Head of Membership and Events, The British Academy of Film and Television Arts |
"I had not anticipated when beginning the Executive MBA just how much I would value not only the faculty at London Business School, but also my other classmates. Being in an environment with students from 30 different countries who work in a variety of global industries has been hugely rewarding. The faculty here encourage classroom discussion, whether the subject be Corporate Finance or Organisational Behaviour, and there is almost always a student in class with experience relevant to the industry or organisation we are discussing. Each Monday, when I return to the office after a weekend at London Business School, I have new ideas and skills to apply immediately in my work."
London Business School Women in Business Club
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