Strathclyde Business School Offers Global Scholarship for Postgraduate Students

Study in UK: Strathclyde Business School is offering a Global Scholarship for Postgraduate Students starting their course in September 2025.

Strathclyde Business School, Glasgow has announced its first tranche of Global Scholarships for Postgraduate students starting their course in September 2025.

It will be available for students enrolling in the university’s full-time courses in one of its MSc Programmes. The scholarships will be awarded on a rolling basis starting from mid-January 2025 and within the first tranche, the final deadline for the consideration of awards will be April 30, 2025.

The scholarship award value will be from £6000 to £8000 depending on the subject for which the candidates applied and the course fees.

“All applicants will normally be notified of the Scholarship Committee's decision within one week of receiving an MSc programme offer,” reads the university statement.

The scholarships are available for Entrepreneurship, Economics, Accounting & Finance, Marketing, Human resource management, Hospitality & Tourism, Business, Management Science and Management programs.

Eligibility Criteria For Strathclyde Business School Global Scholarship

The following are the eligibility criteria:

• The candidates should be deemed International for course fee status.
• They must have an offer to study an MSc programme at the SBS for the September 2025 intake.
• There is no separate application for this programme, candidates who have the offer will automatically get it. The award decision will be taken based on the quality of the application submitted.

“Students are only eligible for one scholarship per academic year from the University of Strathclyde. Online and blended learning programmes are not eligible for these scholarships. Strathclyde Business School's decision on the awarding of scholarships is final,” added the university.

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