Only International students are eligible

　　Funded by: HRH Prince Michael of Kent

　　Open to: International applicants from emerging markets globally (excluding USA, Canada, and countries within the EU) that are dedicated to contributing to their home country's economic development.

　　Candidates will be considered based on their Qualifying Statement where applicants will describe how undertaking the programme of their choice will affect career, educational, and personal goals. Candidates 　　should also describe how they intend to contribute to the economic development of their country and what obstacles they will have to overcome.

　　Recipients of this award will be expected to act as ambassadors for LSBF and assist with marketing efforts in their region.

　　International and Home students are both eligible

　　Funded by: Professor James Kirkbride, LSBF Vice Rector

　　Open to: Students who can demonstrate leadership potential in a global business environment both with exceptional academic merits and an established track record of excellence in their chosen career. Although 　

　　these scholarships are historically awarded to postgraduate applicants, undergraduate candidates will be considered based on academic merit and an outstanding Qualifying Statement.

　　Candidates will be considered based on their Qualifying Statement where applicants will describe how undertaking the programme of their choice will affect career, educational, and personal goals. Candidates 　　should also describe how their academic merits and career success has provided them with leadership potential.

　　Recipients of this award will be expected to act as ambassadors for LSBF and assist with marketing efforts once awarded.

　　International and Home students are both eligible

　　Funded by: Dr. Ann Thorne, Dean of Business School

　　Open to: All female applicants who can demonstrate leadership potential in a global business environment both with exceptional academic merits and an established track record of excellence in their chosen career. 　

　　Although these scholarships are historically awarded to postgraduate applicants, undergraduate candidates will be considered based on academic merit and an outstanding Qualifying Statement.

　　This scholarship was introduced to alleviate the financial barriers women face internationally and encourage the strategic and analytical thinking necessary for women to progress up the corporate ladder.

　　Candidates will be considered based on their Qualifying Statement where applicants will describe how undertaking the programme of their choice will affect career, educational, and personal goals. Candidates 　　should also describe how their academic merits and career success has provided them with leadership potential.

　　Recipients of this award will be expected to act as ambassadors for LSBF and assist with marketing efforts once awarded.

　　Only international students from the former USSR states eligible

　　Funded by: Oracle Capital Group

　　London School of Business and Finance has established a joint scholarship programme with Oracle Capital Group to support talented and promising students from the former USSR states. This year, the 　program will offer one fully funded scholarship covering 100% of relevant programme cost, and three partial sponsorships for 50% funding of the relevant programme cost.

　　The programme aims to help students acquire the fundamental knowledge necessary for their chosen career paths, and is open for applicants to the ACCA and MBA programmes at LSBF’s London campus at the heart of the city’s financial centre.

　　Any students wishing to apply for this opportunity should contact LSBF by 5th of July 2012. The scholarships will be awarded based on the applicants’ demonstration of leadership potential, established career history and achievements, and track record of excellence. Please contact ekaverina@lsbf.org.uk for more information.

　　International and Home students are both eligible

　　Funded by: Professor James Kirkbride, LSBF Vice-Rector

　　Open to: Students who have worked or lived in a variety of countries and are fluent in more than one language or can demonstrate that they support diversity in another context.

　　Candidates will be considered based on their Qualifying Statement where applicants will describe how undertaking the programme of their choice will affect career, educational, and personal goals. Candidates 　　should also describe how diversity affects the global business environment.

　　Recipients of this award will be expected to act as ambassadors for LSBF and assist with marketing efforts once awarded.