Scholarships at London Business School

Funded By: London Business School

Value: Up to £12,000 tuition fee waiver

Open To:

To be eligible for a Black in Business Scholarship applicants must:

1. Have a confirmed place for entry to London Business School to study on one of the following programmes:

(G)MIM, MAM, MFA

2. Have one of the following categories of ethnicity:

Black African; Black Caribbean; Black Other; Mixed – White and Black Caribbean; Mixed – White and Black African; or Other mixed background (to include Black African, Black Caribbean or Black Other)

3. Have a commitment to contributing to racial equality and to the Black in Business Club during your time at London Business School.

4. Have a prior commitment and demonstrated proven track record in racially diverse and inclusive leadership within your country, community, industry, or organisation.

Overview

London Business School is committed to supporting the progression of diverse and inclusive leaders, on our programmes and in industry. As an institution, we are committed to cultivating an environment that promotes the representation, wellbeing and advancement of Black professionals in business.

We are pleased to provide the Black in Business Scholarship which aims to support exceptional students of Black or Mixed Black ethnicity who have a confirmed offer to study at London Business School and who intend to contribute to racial equality and the Black in Business Club during their time at London Business School.

What is Black in Business Club?

Black in Business (BiB) is a London Business School Student Association club committed to promoting the representation, well-being, and advancement of Black professionals in business. Run by a dedicated team of London Business School students, BiB is a cultural foundation and network for Black students (past, present, and future) and their allies.

Number of awards: Multiple

Programmes: Masters in Management, Global Masters in Management, Masters in Financial Analysis, Masters in Analytics and Management