The ImperIal mBa - Imperial College London

Scholarships and financial aid:
Sources of funding
Students fund their MBA
in a number of ways:
• Imperial Business School scholarships
• Self/family funded
• Employer sponsorship
• Low interest rate loans – individual banks and building societies often offer
MBA or career development loans
• The Association of MBAs Loan Scheme operated in conjunction with NatWest.
For more information, visit: www.mbaworld.com
Full-Time MBA scholarships
The Imperial MBA attracts high calibre individuals. If you have the motivation
and talent to undertake this leading MBA, we want to ensure you have every
opportunity to do so. We therefore offer the following scholarships, available
to full-time students.
Imperial MBA scholarships
All candidates who apply to the Imperial MBA will automatically be considered
for an Imperial MBA scholarship. Scholarships will be awarded based on
information supplied in your original application and during the interview.
Scholarships for women
Women are still under-represented in senior leadership positions. As part of
our commitment to increasing the talented pool of women in business, we
offer scholarships to female candidates with outstanding potential.
Rajiv Gandhi scholarships
The Rajiv Gandhi Centre for Innovation and Entrepreneurship has been
established to help Indian and British companies improve performance in
innovation management. The Centre provides channels of knowledge exchange
between India and its global partners by effective integration of research,
education, and practice. In celebration of this alliance, Imperial College
Business School awards Rajiv Gandhi scholarships to Indian candidates with
outstanding potential.
Executive MBA scholarships
Scholarships are available for outstanding self-funded candidates on both the
Weekday and Weekend Executive MBA programmes.
SAVE
KPMG’s Scholarship and Vocational Education (SAVE) is a scheme that you
can arrange with your employer. It combines tax exemptions for scholarship
payments and work-related training provided by employers. Imperial College
Business School has no direct involvement. For more information, contact
Paul Hatchett at paul.hatchett@kpmg.co.uk
IMPERIAL COLLEGE
BUSINESS SCHOOL
EXISTS TO PROVIDE
WORLD CLASS
TEACHING AND
RESEARCH TO
UNDERGRADUATES,
POSTGRADUATES
AND PRACTISING
MANAGERS
WORLDWIDE
IN BOTH THE
PUBLIC AND
PRIVATE SECTORS.
36 The Imperial MBA
OPPOSITE: Lorna Dickson and Roland Nicholas, Full-Time MBA 2009