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Scholarships

Each year London Business School awards a number of scholarships to our most outstanding Masters in Finance (MiF) candidates. The number and nature of scholarships tend to vary from year to year and include scholarships donated by corporate, trust and foundation, alumni and student club donors.

Preference will be given to candidates who complete their application in the first four admissions stages, so we encourage early application to the programme. 

Successful applicants to the programme will be sent further information on the scholarship award process with their offer.

The Masters in Finance Full-Time Open Scholarships
Award: Up to four scholarships from £10,000 to £18,500 (50% of tuition fees) each.
Overview: The Masters in Finance (full-time format) scholarship scheme aims to attract excellent candidates to the programme. Successful candidates will be selected on merit.
Open to: Self-sponsored candidates admitted to the Masters in Finance (full-time format).

The Masters in Finance Weekend Format Open Scholarships
Award: Up to four scholarships from £10,000 to £18,500 (50% of tuition fees) each.
Overview: The Masters in Finance (weekend format) scholarship scheme aims to attract excellent candidates to the programme. Successful candidates will be selected on merit.
Open to: Self-sponsored candidates admitted to the Masters in Finance (weekend format).

The Masters in Finance Impact Scholarships
Award: Two scholarships of £20,000.
Overview: This scholarship scheme is funded through the generosity of an anonymous Masters in Finance alumnus and has been established to help attract excellent candidates to the programme. All qualified applications will be considered and successful candidates will be identified on merit.
Open to: Exceptional successful applicants to the programme (full-time or weekend format).

The Masters in Finance Alumni Scholarships
Award: Two scholarships of £18,500.
Overview: This scholarship is funded through the generosity of Masters in Finance alumni and has been established to help attract excellent candidates with proven financial need to the programme. All qualified applications will be considered and successful candidates will be identified on financial need and merit.
Open to: Exceptional successful applicants to the Masters in Finance full-time programme with proven financial need.

The Masters in Finance Scholarship for Women
Award: One scholarship of £20,000.
Overview: This award has been established to help attract excellent women candidates to the programme.
Open to: All successful women applicants to the programme (full-time or weekend format).

The Anno Domini Capital Group Scholarships
Award: Two scholarships of £20,000 each.
Overview: Provided by the Anno Domini Capital Group.
Open to: Scholarship A will be open to all successful applicants to the programme (full-time or weekend format).
Scholarship B will be open to all successful applicants to the programme (full-time or weekend format) with a preference to those who reside in Russia, Ukraine, Belorussia, Poland, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Bulgaria, Serbia, Romania or Hungary.

The Taylor Family (MiF FT97) Scholarship
Award: One scholarship of £20,000.
Overview: This scholarship is funded through the generosity of Masters in Finance alumnus Paul Taylor, (MiF FT97) and has been established to help attract excellent candidates to the programme. All qualified applications will be considered and successful candidates will be identified on merit.
Open to: Exceptional successful applicants to the programme (full-time or weekend format). Preference will be given to residents of Australia, New Zealand or South Africa and nationals of Australia living elsewhere.

The Allan and Nesta Ferguson Charitable Trust - African Scholarships
Award: Four scholarships of £5,000 each.
Overview: The Allan and Nesta Ferguson Charitable Trust - African Scholarships aim to attract excellent African candidates to the programme. Successful candidates will be selected on merit.
Open to: Candidates of African nationality admitted to the Masters in Finance (full-time or weekend format).