Scholarships are competitive and consider your experience, achievements and ambitions. To be eligible for a scholarship you must have received an offer to study on the MBA programme.
Scholarships are worth up to £7,500 (unless stated otherwise) and are awarded at the discretion of the MBA Admissions Committee, based on your application and interview.
Applying for a scholarship
Scholarships are competitive and awarded based on your experience, achievements and ambitions.
You’ll need to upload your scholarship application at the same time as your MBA programme application.
What to submit
- A short essay (up to 500 words) titled ‘Scholarship Application’, uploaded as a supporting document, stating clearly the scholarship category that you are applying for
- The essay should reflect your personal qualities, leadership experience and alignment with one of the scholarship categories listed above (excluding the Diversity and EU Regional scholarships, which do not require an application)
- A reference from someone who has directly benefited from or been impacted by your actions
Be authentic. While AI tools can support your writing, your essay should reflect your own voice, values and experience.
What happens next
Your scholarship application will be reviewed alongside your MBA application. If shortlisted, you’ll be invited to interview. We aim to make an application and scholarship decision within a week of your interview.
If you’re awarded a scholarship, the amount will be deducted from your tuition fee. You won’t need to repay it. You can only receive one scholarship.
All scholarship recipients are expected to take part in occasional publicity and ambassador activities during the MBA and for up to three years after graduation.
Eligibility checklist
To be considered, you must:
- be fully self-funding
- be able to take up your place in September 2026
- submit your scholarship application alongside your MBA programme application
- receive an offer to interview for the 2026/27 MBA programme
Late scholarship applications won’t be considered.
Accepting your scholarship
If you’re offered a scholarship, you’ll have four weeks to pay your deposit (10% of the course fee – £3,895) and confirm your place. If you don’t pay within four weeks, your scholarship offer may be withdrawn but your offer to study will remain valid.