Tuition fees for the 2023 Masters in Finance intake are £58,700.
Scholarships
We have a growing portfolio of scholarships that we award to outstanding candidates. Scholarships vary from year to year and are generously donated by alumni, corporate, and trust and foundation donors.
For the MiF part-time programme, scholarship preference is given to candidates who complete their application in rounds 1-5.
Every year we assist a large number of students to secure financial support from their sponsoring organisations. Download Creating a Case for Company Sponsorship for detailed information on securing support from your employer.
Drawing on the experiences of past students – from blue-chip banks to SMEs to the public sector – and our own business expertise, we have created a comprehensive guide to help you make the best possible case for receiving financial support, or securing a salary sacrifice agreement.
Am I eligible for the programme?
Who will be making the sponsoring decision?
What level of support already exists?
How does the programme fit the needs of the business?
How does the programme fit with my career development?
Why the London Business School Masters in Finance?
What are the benefits to my organisation?
What commitment am I asking for from my employer?
What commitment am I prepared to give my employer?
Every business demands different information. There are specific issues that you must address, regardless of industry, to ensure you have the best possible business case:
Identify and demonstrate the value and benefits of the programme to your organisation, your unit, your department, your team and to you
Make a comprehensive statement of commitment required by your employer
Illustrate your commitment to your employer, both during and after the programme.
Paying your fees
If you are offered a place on the part-time Masters in Finance you will be asked to pay:
A commitment fee of £2,000 approximately four weeks after your offer
50% of the total fees (less the commitment fee) due in early July 2023
The remaining 50% of fees due in early July 2024.
These fees are non-refundable.
Self-sponsored candidates also have the option to pay in ten instalments spread over the two years of the programme.
25% of our students typically secure sponsorship from their employer.
Fees are exclusive of any programme related travel expenses, such as the (optional) Global Immersion Elective.
In addition to the School fees, there is a Student Association Fee of £150 that covers the Student Association (SA) subscription, enabling students to participate in our vibrant community.
Most students on the programme are self-financing, but about 25% are sponsored by their employers. Many companies recognise the benefits of an employee attending the programme. For example, for their project many Masters in Finance participants carry out research and analysis into a particular area of interest to their sponsoring company. See our Fees and Financing page for information on creating a business case for company sponsorship.
There may be opportunities to earn as full time student through securing an internship or a company sponsored project. If you are fully sponsored by your employer they will continue to pay your salary during the course. If you choose the weekend format, you can remain in your job and continue to receive your normal salary.
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