LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS
Scholarship
SCHOLARSHIPS:
Undergraduate Scholarships:
UK
(Home) Students
1. Bursary
- Eligibility:
Available to UK students with Home fee status, awarded based on household
income.
- Stipend:
The amount varies depending on household income; specific figures are
provided upon assessment.
2. Discretionary Bursary
- Eligibility:
For UK students facing exceptional financial need.
- Stipend:
The amount varies based on individual circumstances.
3. Care Experienced and Estranged
Student Bursary
- Eligibility:
For students who are care-experienced or estranged from their families.
- Stipend:
Provides additional financial support; specific amounts are determined
based on need.
4. Golden Scholarship
- Eligibility:
For female UK students who are the first in their family to attend
university.
- Stipend:
Specific stipend details are provided upon assessment.
International
Students
1. Undergraduate Support Scheme
- Eligibility:
For international students who do not have sufficient funds to meet all
costs of study.
- Stipend:
The amount varies based on individual financial need.
2. Uggla Family Scholars Programme
- Eligibility:
Open to both UK and international students across all undergraduate
programs.
- Stipend:
International students receive a total of £31,219 per year, which
includes:
3. Beacon Scholarship
- Eligibility:
For students from Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, or Zambia with an offer of
admission to any undergraduate
program.
- Stipend:
Provides £24,000 for three years of full-time study.
4. Pestalozzi International
Scholarship
- Eligibility:
For international students who have been sponsored by Pestalozzi
International to complete their further education.
- Stipend:
Covers full tuition fees and living costs.
Application
Process
- Deadline for Home Students: June 2, 2025.
- Deadline for Overseas Students: April 25, 2025.
- Required Documents:
- UCAS Application Form
- One Academic Reference
- Supporting Documents: Varies depending on the scholarship; typically
includes financial documentation and personal statements.
- Application Form:
Available on the website.
Graduate Scholarships:
Graduate
Support Scheme (GSS)
- Eligibility:
Open to all applicants for diploma and taught master's study, with
exceptions for specific modular or executive programmes.
- Stipend:
Awards cover 100% of the funding shortfall as calculated by the Graduate
Financial Support application.
Taught
Master's Scholarship for International Students
- Eligibility:
Available to international students from India, Europe (including Eastern
Europe), and Latin America, intending to reside in these regions after
completing their studies.
- Stipend:
One award available, providing £41,666 towards tuition fees and living
costs.
Master's Awards (LMAs)
- Eligibility:
For candidates whose financial need exceeds the Graduate Support Scheme,
based on information provided in the Graduate Financial Support
Application.
- Stipend:
Amounts vary annually and are determined based on individual financial
need.
AKO
Master's Scholarships
- Eligibility:
Available for specific MSc programmes, including MSc in Behavioural
Science, MSc in Organisational and Social Psychology, MSc in Societal and
Environmental Psychology, MSc in Social and Cultural Psychology, and MSc
in Social and Public Communication.
- Stipend:
Two scholarships covering full tuition fees and providing a maintenance
stipend; eight scholarships covering full tuition fees only.
Access
to Education Graduate Scholarships
- Eligibility:
For asylum seekers, refugees, or individuals with humanitarian protection
status.
- Stipend:
Covers tuition fees and up to £14,400 in maintenance costs.
Application
Process
- Deadline:
The deadline for submission of the Graduate Financial Support Application
for students commencing study at in
the 2025/26 academic year is 6 May 2025 (17:00 UK time).
- Required Documents:
Applicants must have received a conditional or unconditional offer of
study at and have successfully
submitted a Graduate Financial Support Application.
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Eligibility criteria
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR
ADMISSION
Undergraduate Eligibility
criteria:
Eligibility Requirements
Home (UK)
Students
- Academic
Qualifications: Typically,
a 2:1 undergraduate degree (or equivalent) from a recognized
institution.
- English
Language Proficiency: Generally, no additional proof required if the degree was
taught in English.
Overseas
(International) Students
- Academic Qualifications: Admission requirements vary by country. For instance, applicants
from the United States are generally expected to have:
- A
bachelor's degree with a GPA of
3.3–3.7 on a 4.0 scale,
depending on the programme.
- For
law-related programmes, a Juris Doctor
(JD) degree with a GPA
of 3.5/4.0 is
typically required.
- For
Indian students, a bachelor's degree with a minimum of
60–70% is usually
required, depending on the programme.
- English Language Proficiency: Must demonstrate proficiency through tests like IELTS, TOEFL, or
equivalent, unless their education was conducted in English.
Tuition Fees (2025/26
Academic Year)
- Home (UK) Students: Tuition fees are approximately £9,535 per year.
- Overseas (International) Students:
Tuition fees vary by programme. For example, the General Course (Study Abroad Programme) has a flat fee of £28,100 per year, regardless of
nationality or residence.
- Living Expenses: Estimated at £1,300
to £1,400 per month, including
accommodation, travel, food, laundry, study costs, and other personal
expenses.
Required Documents
- Application Form: Completed online
- Academic Transcripts: Official records of previous studies.
- Degree Certificates: Proof of previous qualifications.
- English Language Proficiency Test Results:
If applicable.
- Personal Statement: A written statement outlining your motivation and suitability
for the chosen programme.
- References: Two
academic references.
- Application Assessment Fee: A non-refundable fee paid at the time of application.
Graduate Eligibility:
Eligibility Requirements
Academic
Qualifications
- Home (UK) Students: Typically, a 2:1 undergraduate degree (or equivalent) from a recognized
institution.
- Overseas
(International) Students: Admission
requirements vary by country. For instance, applicants from the United
States are generally expected to have:
- A bachelor's degree
with a GPA
of 3.3–3.7 on a 4.0 scale, depending
on the programme.
- For law-related programmes, a Juris Doctor (JD)
degree with a GPA
of 3.5/4.0 is typically required.
- For Indian students, a bachelor's degree
with a minimum
of 60–70% is usually required,
depending on the programme.
English
Language Proficiency
- Home Students: Generally, no additional proof required if the degree was
taught in English.
- Overseas
Students:
Must demonstrate proficiency through tests like IELTS, TOEFL, or equivalent, unless
their education was conducted in English.
Tuition Fees
(2025/26 Academic Year)
- Home (UK) Students: Tuition
fees are approximately £9,535
per year.
- Overseas
(International) Students: Tuition fees
vary by programme. For example, the General
Course (Study Abroad Programme) has a
flat fee of £28,100 per year, regardless of nationality or residence.
- Living
Expenses:
Estimated of about £1,300
to £1,400 per month, including
accommodation, travel, food, laundry, study costs, and other personal expenses.
Required Documents
- Application
Form:
Completed online via the
- Academic
Transcripts:
Official records of previous studies.
- Degree
Certificates: Proof of previous
qualifications.
- English
Language Proficiency Test Results: If
applicable.
- Personal
Statement:
A written statement outlining your motivation and
suitability for the chosen programme.
- References: Two academic references.
- Application
Assessment Fee: A non-refundable fee
paid at the time of application.
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SCHOLARSHIPS:
Undergraduate Scholarships:
UK
(Home) Students
1. Bursary
- Eligibility:
Available to UK students with Home fee status, awarded based on household
income.
- Stipend:
The amount varies depending on household income; specific figures are
provided upon assessment.
2. Discretionary Bursary
- Eligibility:
For UK students facing exceptional financial need.
- Stipend:
The amount varies based on individual circumstances.
3. Care Experienced and Estranged
Student Bursary
- Eligibility:
For students who are care-experienced or estranged from their families.
- Stipend:
Provides additional financial support; specific amounts are determined
based on need.
4. Golden Scholarship
- Eligibility:
For female UK students who are the first in their family to attend
university.
- Stipend:
Specific stipend details are provided upon assessment.
International
Students
1. Undergraduate Support Scheme
- Eligibility:
For international students who do not have sufficient funds to meet all
costs of study.
- Stipend:
The amount varies based on individual financial need.
2. Uggla Family Scholars Programme
- Eligibility:
Open to both UK and international students across all undergraduate
programs.
- Stipend:
International students receive a total of £31,219 per year, which
includes:
3. Beacon Scholarship
- Eligibility:
For students from Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, or Zambia with an offer of
admission to any undergraduate
program.
- Stipend:
Provides £24,000 for three years of full-time study.
4. Pestalozzi International
Scholarship
- Eligibility:
For international students who have been sponsored by Pestalozzi
International to complete their further education.
- Stipend:
Covers full tuition fees and living costs.
Application
Process
- Deadline for Home Students: June 2, 2025.
- Deadline for Overseas Students: April 25, 2025.
- Required Documents:
- UCAS Application Form
- One Academic Reference
- Supporting Documents: Varies depending on the scholarship; typically
includes financial documentation and personal statements.
- Application Form:
Available on the website.
Graduate Scholarships:
Graduate
Support Scheme (GSS)
- Eligibility:
Open to all applicants for diploma and taught master's study, with
exceptions for specific modular or executive programmes.
- Stipend:
Awards cover 100% of the funding shortfall as calculated by the Graduate
Financial Support application.
Taught
Master's Scholarship for International Students
- Eligibility:
Available to international students from India, Europe (including Eastern
Europe), and Latin America, intending to reside in these regions after
completing their studies.
- Stipend:
One award available, providing £41,666 towards tuition fees and living
costs.
Master's Awards (LMAs)
- Eligibility:
For candidates whose financial need exceeds the Graduate Support Scheme,
based on information provided in the Graduate Financial Support
Application.
- Stipend:
Amounts vary annually and are determined based on individual financial
need.
AKO
Master's Scholarships
- Eligibility:
Available for specific MSc programmes, including MSc in Behavioural
Science, MSc in Organisational and Social Psychology, MSc in Societal and
Environmental Psychology, MSc in Social and Cultural Psychology, and MSc
in Social and Public Communication.
- Stipend:
Two scholarships covering full tuition fees and providing a maintenance
stipend; eight scholarships covering full tuition fees only.
Access
to Education Graduate Scholarships
- Eligibility:
For asylum seekers, refugees, or individuals with humanitarian protection
status.
- Stipend:
Covers tuition fees and up to £14,400 in maintenance costs.
Application
Process
- Deadline:
The deadline for submission of the Graduate Financial Support Application
for students commencing study at in
the 2025/26 academic year is 6 May 2025 (17:00 UK time).
- Required Documents:
Applicants must have received a conditional or unconditional offer of
study at and have successfully
submitted a Graduate Financial Support Application.
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ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR
ADMISSION
Undergraduate Eligibility
criteria:
Eligibility Requirements
Home (UK)
Students
- Academic
Qualifications: Typically,
a 2:1 undergraduate degree (or equivalent) from a recognized
institution.
- English
Language Proficiency: Generally, no additional proof required if the degree was
taught in English.
Overseas
(International) Students
- Academic Qualifications: Admission requirements vary by country. For instance, applicants
from the United States are generally expected to have:
- A
bachelor's degree with a GPA of
3.3–3.7 on a 4.0 scale,
depending on the programme.
- For
law-related programmes, a Juris Doctor
(JD) degree with a GPA
of 3.5/4.0 is
typically required.
- For
Indian students, a bachelor's degree with a minimum of
60–70% is usually
required, depending on the programme.
- English Language Proficiency: Must demonstrate proficiency through tests like IELTS, TOEFL, or
equivalent, unless their education was conducted in English.
Tuition Fees (2025/26
Academic Year)
- Home (UK) Students: Tuition fees are approximately £9,535 per year.
- Overseas (International) Students:
Tuition fees vary by programme. For example, the General Course (Study Abroad Programme) has a flat fee of £28,100 per year, regardless of
nationality or residence.
- Living Expenses: Estimated at £1,300
to £1,400 per month, including
accommodation, travel, food, laundry, study costs, and other personal
expenses.
Required Documents
- Application Form: Completed online
- Academic Transcripts: Official records of previous studies.
- Degree Certificates: Proof of previous qualifications.
- English Language Proficiency Test Results:
If applicable.
- Personal Statement: A written statement outlining your motivation and suitability
for the chosen programme.
- References: Two
academic references.
- Application Assessment Fee: A non-refundable fee paid at the time of application.
Graduate Eligibility:
Eligibility Requirements
Academic
Qualifications
- Home (UK) Students: Typically, a 2:1 undergraduate degree (or equivalent) from a recognized
institution.
- Overseas
(International) Students: Admission
requirements vary by country. For instance, applicants from the United
States are generally expected to have:
- A bachelor's degree
with a GPA
of 3.3–3.7 on a 4.0 scale, depending
on the programme.
- For law-related programmes, a Juris Doctor (JD)
degree with a GPA
of 3.5/4.0 is typically required.
- For Indian students, a bachelor's degree
with a minimum
of 60–70% is usually required,
depending on the programme.
English
Language Proficiency
- Home Students: Generally, no additional proof required if the degree was
taught in English.
- Overseas
Students:
Must demonstrate proficiency through tests like IELTS, TOEFL, or equivalent, unless
their education was conducted in English.
Tuition Fees
(2025/26 Academic Year)
- Home (UK) Students: Tuition
fees are approximately £9,535
per year.
- Overseas
(International) Students: Tuition fees
vary by programme. For example, the General
Course (Study Abroad Programme) has a
flat fee of £28,100 per year, regardless of nationality or residence.
- Living
Expenses:
Estimated of about £1,300
to £1,400 per month, including
accommodation, travel, food, laundry, study costs, and other personal expenses.
Required Documents
- Application
Form:
Completed online via the
- Academic
Transcripts:
Official records of previous studies.
- Degree
Certificates: Proof of previous
qualifications.
- English
Language Proficiency Test Results: If
applicable.
- Personal
Statement:
A written statement outlining your motivation and
suitability for the chosen programme.
- References: Two academic references.
- Application
Assessment Fee: A non-refundable fee
paid at the time of application.