Master's Scholarships FAQs
A range of generous scholarships and study awards are available to help cover the cost of MSc tuition fees.
No, these scholarships are for full master's programmes only.
Yes. For part time students, the scholarship will be applied on a pro-rata basis.
In your personal statement, you should tell us how the programme will help you achieve your career goals and explain how you can contribute to the Management School postgraduate student community. You should also demonstrate an excellent level of English.
No, students from University of Liverpool International College (UoLIC) may be eligible for the University of Liverpool International College (UoLIC) Excellence Scholarship and the Liverpool International College (LIC) Regional Progression Award.
No, students from Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University (XJTLU) may be eligible for XJTLU scholarships.
Islands students will be considered for the Management School 20th Anniversary Scholarship but are not eligible for the Management School Attainment Award.
Candidates indicating that they are applying for external sponsorship will not be considered for a Management School scholarship unless, and until, they inform the Management School Scholarships team that they have been unsuccessful in obtaining funding.
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No, these scholarships are for campus-based programmes only.
The Management School Attainment Award and the Management School Progress to Postgraduate Award can be combined with the following, where, eligible, providing they total less than 50% of the programme fee:
- Commonwealth Postgraduate Bursary
- Postgraduate Progression Award
- Vice-Chancellor’s International Attainment Scholarship
If you are successful in being awarded the 50% Management School 20th Anniversary Scholarship, you will not be eligible for any additional funding from the Management School or the University.
Yes! If your academic grades are suitable for further consideration for a scholarship, you will be contacted via e-mail after you have received your programme offer to request a CV and personal statement in order for a scholarship decision to be made. Alternatively, you can choose to apply through the Apply Yourself application form, where you can upload these documents as part of your programme application.
If you are successful in being awarded an Management School 20th Anniversary Scholarship then you will no longer be eligible for any additional funding from the Management School or the University, such as the Progress to Postgraduate Award.