At a glance
- Host: Imperial College Business School, UK
- Level: Master's (MSc)
- Field: Climate Change, Management & Finance
- Deadline: 2 March 2020 for most scholarships
- Awards: 1 Bseisu-Imperial scholarship; others not specified
- Value: Full tuition, £20,000, £10,000, or 50% of fees
Overview
Imperial College Business School offers five scholarships for the September 2020 intake of the MSc Climate Change, Management & Finance. The awards range from full tuition to fixed sums and a 50% fee reduction. They target different groups: students from specific Middle Eastern countries, innovators, community leaders, all-round high achievers, and Imperial graduates. Each scholarship has its own eligibility and value, so check which one fits your profile.
Awarded by
Imperial College Business School
Subjects and level
Climate Change, Management & Finance
Awards available
1 award for the Bseisu-Imperial College London Scholarship; not specified for the rest
Who can apply
Eligible students applying for the MSc Climate Change, Management & Finance
What the award covers
Each scholarship has a different value:
- Bseisu-Imperial College London Scholarship: Full tuition fee
- Technology and Innovation Scholarship: £20,000
- Social Impact Scholarship: £20,000
- Imperial Business Scholarship: £10,000
- Imperial College Scholarship: 50% of the tuition fees
Eligibility requirements
Check the criteria for each award:
- Bseisu-Imperial College London Scholarship: Applicants for the full-time MSc from Palestine, Syria, Lebanon or Jordan.
- Technology and Innovation Scholarship: Students who can demonstrate passion for innovation and technology, with a strong academic background and/or academic potential.
- Social Impact Scholarship: Students who demonstrate outstanding citizenship and commitment to supporting their community and/or social causes.
- Imperial Business Scholarship: Students with all-round excellence in their application, showing academic merit, strong professional or internship experience, a clear career plan and leadership potential.
- Imperial College Scholarship: Imperial College London students or alumni with exceptional academic performance and a strong overall application. Exceptional performance in an Imperial degree, typically at strong first class honours level. Final-year candidates are assessed on marks to date and predicted performance.
See the Official Website (link below) for details of eligibility requirements specific to each scholarship.
How to apply
Except for the Bseisu-Imperial College London Scholarship, applications for all other scholarships must be submitted by 2 March 2020. There is no separate application for the Bseisu-Imperial College London Scholarship: eligible candidates are automatically considered when they apply for the MSc Climate Change, Management & Finance programme.
Visit the official website for detailed information on how to apply for the various scholarships.
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