Scholarships

• Advisory Board Scholarship: With funds given by Imperial’s Advisory Board, the Advisory Board Scholarship benefits talented candidates aiming to join the Full-Time MBA programme. This prestigious award offers selected individuals the help and support they require to keep growing as leaders at Imperial Business School and in the industry of their choice.
  
  
• African Future Leader Award: They aim to ensure their campus is welcoming and diverse. They are additionally pleased to provide scholarships to noteworthy African students who have shown they can make a big difference at Imperial School. These scholarships aim to help talented students from Africa join our international community and add their unique ideas to our student life.
  
  
• Black Future Leader Award: Imperial Business School supports diversity and inclusion and is delighted to have students from many different regions studying with them. It is clear that students from Black or mixed Black backgrounds are not represented at the proper level in their programmes, and they are putting efforts into fixing this. They are committed to diversity and have scholarships on offer for talented Black or mixed Black people from any part of the world. People who demonstrate strong leadership skills and a strong desire to make a difference in the Imperial community and beyond are the kind of candidates they are looking for.
  
  
• Dean’s Impact Scholarship: What drives them at Imperial Business School is the goal of helping businesses succeed and positively impact society thanks to innovation. In line with this mission, they have the Dean’s Impact Scholarship, which goes to students who have done well in their studies and have helped out in important ways.
  
  
• Engineering Sainsbury Management Fellows Scholarship: Each year, the EIBF grants MBA scholarships of £50,000 to skilled engineers looking to expand their managerial skills. By providing specialist business training and developing the leaders of tomorrow, the fellowship works to improve the competitive edge of British companies. Since 1987, over 400 engineers have been allowed to study for an MBA at top business schools worldwide. EIBF and the Royal Academy of Engineering organize the scholarship together.
  
  
• Forté Fellowships for women: Imperial Business School is working with the Forté Foundation, a non-profit group focusing on helping women rise in business with education. Special Forté Fellowships are available to devoted female applicants enrolled in the Full-Time MBA programme.
  
  
• FUNED Mexico Scholarship: FUNED is a non-profit group that provides loans and scholarships to Mexican students who want to study at a graduate level. Imperial School Business School works with FUNED to offer up to two scholarships worth £20,000 to Mexican nationals funded through FUNED.
  
  
• Imperial Excellence Scholarship: Cohen Congress awards these scholarships to those with the greatest achievement and ability during the application and interview process. People are awarded these scholarships when they prove their academic and work achievements and embody what Imperial Business School stands for. These scholarships go to individuals who have proven themselves, are dedicated, and could benefit Imperial’s campus greatly.
  
  
• Imperial Loyalty Bursary: Applications are open to graduates of Imperial School London, and they offer them generous bursaries to help them grow academically and professionally. These bursaries allow them to maintain important relationships with people from Imperial and support their graduates in their future business careers. Successful applicants can receive a bursary valued at 20% of the tuition fees for the Full-Time MBA.
  
  
• LATAM Future Leader Award: Their goal is to have a learning environment that values diversity and represents the world. In order to further their mission, they provide scholarships to Latin American students who believe will play key roles in campus. The purpose of these scholarships is to empower students from Latin America, which helps bring a wide range of experiences and perspectives to the student body.
  
  
• Reaching Out MBA (ROMBA) Fellowship: Reaching Out MBA (ROMBA), which works to help LGBTQ+ individuals in business, is partnering with Imperial Business School. Being a ROMBA member allows them to work closely with leading business schools and companies that promote equal rights in business, workplaces, and society.
  
  
• Science Sainsbury Management Fellows Scholarship: MBA scholarships are given by EIBF to help selected scientists who want to enhance their business skills.

Based on its 40 years of work with engineers, EIBF has introduced this unique scholarship for scientists. The government intends to aid and further improve the UK’s economy and keep up its leading place in scientific research.

• Sir Andrew Witty Scholarship for Leaders in Healthcare: The Sir Andrew Witty Scholarship for Leaders in Healthcare at Imperial Business School is set up to help develop the next group of leaders in healthcare. To apply for this scholarship, students must have strong leadership skills, be highly engaged in improving world healthcare, and demonstrate excellent academic accomplishments.

Loans

• Postgraduate Master’s Loan: EU and UK students who match the criteria can apply for the  Postgraduate Master’s Loan.
  
  
• US Federal Loans scheme: Students in the US can find different types of loans offered by the Federal Loans Scheme to help pay for education.
  
  
• Lendwise: Lendwise  is designed to help UK residents with the loan process to fund their education at postgraduate schools abroad.
  
  
• Low-interest rate loans: Banks, building societies, and other organizations give students the option of study loans.
  
  
• Prodigy Finance: Prodigy Finance helps students from other countries who want to attend world-class international business schools with their finances. The Prodigy Finance loan is only for full-time students. Once you have their offer, you can apply for the Prodigy Finance loan.
  
  
• Employer sponsorship: Sometimes, employers sponsor their students in part or fully. Ensure your employer feels the MBA programme is valuable by showing its positive results for your job and your business.
  
  
• Externally funded scholarships: Some Full-Time MBA students at Imperial can get scholarships from organizations such as the Chevening scholarship.
  
  

Personal resources: You should look at your resources and list your income, assets, and lifestyle expenses to see what they are. Personal resources lower the need to use loans and other financial support.