Scholarships at Birmingham Business School

MBA donor scholarships

These awards will be allocated by the University alongside the scheme referenced above:

African MBA Scholarship

• The scholarship holder will be in financial need as determined by the University.
• The scholarship holder will be from the continent of Africa.
• The scholarship will be allocated on the basis of intellectual excellence, relevant experience and evidence of a commitment to the economic development of Africa.
• The African MBA Scholarship is a full-fees scholarship (£25,950 for 2018/19 entry), part funded by a private donor with a commitment to Africa and part by the University. 

Rosgen Family Scholarship

• The scholarship holder will be in financial need as determined by the University.
• The scholarship holder will be from Central or South America.
• The scholarship will be allocated on the basis of intellectual excellence, relevant experience and evidence of a commitment to the economic development of Central or South America.
• The Rosgen Family Scholarship is worth up to £12,000 and will be used towards the Birmingham MBA tuition fee (£25,950 for 2018/19 entry).
• The scholarship is part funded by a private donor with a commitment to this region, and part by the University.

Sean and Claire Henry Scholarship

• The scholarship holder will be from India.
• The scholarship will be allocated on the basis of academic ability, relevant experience and clarity of future plans as determined by the selection committee.
• The Sean and Claire Henry Scholarship is worth up to the value of the full tuition fee (£25,950 for 2018/19 entry).
• The scholarship is part funded by a private donor and part by the University.

UK students

University Scholarships

The University has a number of scholarships available to postgraduate students. These cover both research and taught programmes, and assist with the cost of tuition fees. For more information visit our postgraduate funding database.

The Grants Register

Most large public libraries will have a copy of the Grants Register and possibly other publications, which list various grant-awarding and charitable bodies which may be willing to assist postgraduate students in certain circumstances. 

International Students

The British Council

The largest provider of assistance to international students is the British Council. As well as distributing British Government awards, it also acts as an agent for other funding bodies. For further information, contact the nearest British Council office to your home or, if in doubt or there is not one near you, the Educational Attache at the British Embassy or High Commission in your capital city.

University Scholarships

The University offers a number of scholarships for international students to reward outstanding academic achievement.