Swansea University offers a fully Bussiness Administration scholarship (MBA centenary Scholarship 2020) to celebrate its centenary on July 19, 2020.

Scholarship details:

Deadline: June 30, 2020

Scholarship amount/worth: £20000

Number of scholarship: 1

MBA Scholarship Eligibility

• Must be fully self-funding for your studies
• should be enrolling in the full-time Master of Business Administration (MBA) program at University in September 2020.
• Hold an unconditional offer from Swansea University.
• Not be currently holding other Swansea University awards.
• Commit to cooperation in the recruitment and marketing activities of Swansea University.
• Applicants from any nationality can apply.

Similar opportunities: 

• 90 Knight Hennessy Scholarships 2020-2021 for Master and Ph.D. at Stanford University
• 200 Schwarzman Scholars program in China for Master Degree (Fully-funded)

How to apply?

In order to be considered for a scholarship, you must have applied for and been offered a place to study on our MBA programme. The university will need a valid Swansea University student ID, issued on the application, in order to process and review a scholarship application. If you have not yet applied for the program, you can submit your application via our website using the apply to Opportunity button.

To apply to this scholarship, interested eligible applicants should answer the question” how studying the MBA would add value to you and communities you are part of?” through creating one of the following:

• 4-5 minute video (.mp4)
• 4-5 minute podcast (.mp3)
• 1,500 word diary entry (.doc, .pdf or .ppt)

You can include a point on why you have applied to study MBA at Swansea University, the key values you will bring to leadership, and the way you intend to make an impact on your organization, sector, and or community after graduating from MBA.

Submission email: 

som-mba@swansea.ac.uk

Assessment criteria:

• understanding the impact of the program
• reflecting the values of the program
• challenging normal business perspectives.

For more details, please visit the Swansea University website.