MSc Finance Scholarships

University College London School of Management

Scholarship details

UCL School of Management is delighted to offer scholarships of up to £10,000 for a select number of outstanding candidates on the MSc Finance programme in the 2026/27 academic year.

Scholarships will be awarded to candidates in one of the following categories:

- Women in Finance Scholarship – Scholarships will be given to outstanding female candidates who apply to the programme.

- Global Finance Scholarship - Scholarships will be given to outstanding candidates applying to study from a Latin American or African country.

- The Impact Scholarship – Scholarships will be given to outstanding candidates applying to study the programme who come from low- or lower-income backgrounds and who may struggle to enrol in the programme without financial assistance.

- The Excellence Scholarship – Scholarships will be given to outstanding candidates who submit an excellent application, demonstrating academic merit, strong professional or community experience, leadership potential and a clear career plan.

For more information on eligibility, please visit our website.

All applicants who apply to the programme for September 2026 entry will be considered for these scholarships, and our admissions teams will be in touch if you have been chosen.

Eligibility details

For more information on eligibility, please visit our website.

Application process

All applicants who apply to the programme for September 2026 entry will be considered for these scholarships, and our admissions teams will be in touch if you have been chosen.

Eligible courses

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