Monday, December 3, 2018

The Standard Bank Derek Cooper Africa Scholarships at London School of Economic, UK [Fully Funded]

Standard Bank Derek Cooper is a South African PLC which also operates as Stanbic Bank. Standard Bank has been generously offering funding for African students to pursue master’s studies at London School of Economics in United Kingdom.
The Standard Bank just announced the scholarships for the academic year 2019/20. Therefore, you are advised to apply as early as you can.
The scholarships are provided to support academically talented African students who cannot self-fund their master’s degree at London School of Economics. These scholarships are generously supported by Standard Bank of South Africa PLC

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Benefit:The three scholarships will each provide £40,000, towards the fees for the programme and the remainder towards living costs.

Fields of Study:

The scholarships are for offer holders on the following LSE master's programmes:

Environmental and Development
Environmental Economics and Climate Change
Public Management and Governance
Finance full time mode of study
Finance and Private Equity
Risk and Finance
Real Estate Economics and Finance
African Development
Law and Accounting
Economics and Management
Management Information Systems and Digital Innovation
Management and Strategy
Financial Mathematics
Economics and Philosophy

Requirement:

Be resident in one of Standard Bank’s operation country in African. However, preference is given to residents of Angola, Kenya, South Africa, Ghana, Nigeria, Mozambique and South Sudan.
Be admitted for eligible master’s program indicated above
If English is not your first language, you will be required to demonstrate proficiency in English by submitting TOEFL scores

How To Apply:

Submit your application for the programme (See how to apply for graduate study at LSE)
Submit your Graduate Financial Support Application Form via the Graduate application tracker
Receive an offer of a place (conditional or unconditional)