Carsten Stoehr Scholarship in Government at LSE: MSc Funding

The Carsten Stoehr Scholarship in Government pays £25,958 towards a full-time MSc in LSE's Government Department. LSE awards it on financial need first and academic merit second. It is open to students who hold an offer of a place on one of the eligible MSc programmes.

• Host: Department of Government, LSE (UK)
• Level: Masters Degree
• Value: £25,958
• Open to: all students
• Deadline: 5pm UK time on 25 April 2024
• Number of awards: not specified

Department of Government, London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), United Kingdom.

The award covers Masters Degree programmes within the Government Department. The eligible full-time MSc programmes are:

• MSc Comparative Politics
• MSc Conflict Studies
• MSc Global Politics
• MSc Public Policy and Administration
• MSc Political Science and Political Economy
• MSc Political Theory
• MSc Regulation
• PKU-LSE Double Degree in Public Administration and Government

The source does not specify how many scholarships are awarded.

Open to all students.

The scholarship is valued at £25,958. The source lists no other inclusions, such as a stipend, travel or insurance.

• You must have been offered a place, conditional or unconditional, on one of the full-time MSc programmes in the Government Department.
• Awards are decided on financial circumstances first, then on academic merit.

This award suits a student who has applied to a full-time Government Department MSc at LSE and can show financial need. Strong academic merit matters too, but it is considered after financial circumstances.

Applications are currently closed.

To apply for LSE funding, do three things: submit your application for the programme, submit your Graduate Financial Support Application Form, and receive an offer of a place (conditional or unconditional) by 5pm UK time on 25 April 2024.

Check the official website (link below) for detailed instructions on how to apply for this scholarship.

• Who can apply for the Carsten Stoehr Scholarship? Any student who holds a conditional or unconditional offer for an eligible full-time MSc in the Government Department. The award is open to all students.
• How much is the scholarship worth? £25,958.
• What is the deadline? You must have your programme offer by 5pm UK time on 25 April 2024, and you must submit the Graduate Financial Support Application Form.
• How are winners chosen? Financial circumstances are considered first, then academic merit.
• How do I apply? Apply for the MSc programme, submit the Graduate Financial Support Application Form, and secure your offer by the deadline.

• Read the official scholarship guidelines before you start, so you know which form and documents are required.
• Submit your programme application early, since an offer of a place is part of the eligibility.
• Prepare your financial information carefully, because financial circumstances are the first criterion.
• Keep proof of your submission and offer dates in case you need to follow up.