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Other eligibility requirements To be eligible for consideration for this award you must meet the following criteria: | Applicant must be studying a one year taught master's programme within the Department of Sociology.

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Other eligibility requirements The Anne Bohm Scholarship is a generous fund established in honour of Dr Anne Bohm who was a well-respected member of the LSE community. To be eligible for consideration for this award you must meet the following criteria: | Undertaking any one year, full-time Master’s programme

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Other eligibility requirements To be eligible for consideration for this award you must meet the following criteria: Apply for admission to MSc Finance (Full time) or MSc Finance and Private Equity.

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Other eligibility requirements To be eligible for consideration for this award you must meet the following criteria: Offer holder to any full-time one year programme within the Department of Government. Preference will be given to students interested in analytical and critical theory, although students interested in the history of political ideas shall not be excluded

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Other eligibility requirements This scholarship is available to any applicant to the MSc Management of Information Systems and Digital Innovation programme. Selection will be made within the department based on both academic merit and financial need.

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Other eligibility requirements To be eligible for consideration for this award you must meet the following criteria: Recieved a primary or secondary education in the Stoke-on-Trent City Council area Apply for admission within the Department of Economics, the Department of Geography and Enviroment or the Department of International History.

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Other eligibility requirements To be eligible for consideration for this award you must meet the following criteria: A national of and domiciled in Hong Kong Have an offer of admission for a taught master's programme in any subject.

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Other eligibility requirements This scheme is open to all applicants for diploma and taught master's study, with the exception of those undertaking specific modular or executive programmes such as the MSc Finance (Part time), the MSc Health Economics, Policy and Management and the MSc International Strategy and Diplomacy. Double degree students are also eligible for the GSS for their time at LSE - please refer to the information in the 'GSS for double degree programmes' section. Points of note The GSS assesses on financial need, applications are means tested, it is not assessing academic merit. GSS awards are intended to supplement funding already secured or expected, and not to provide a full funding package to applicants. Attempts to secure financial support from other sources (eg help from household, non-LSE scholarships, government awards, loans, etc) are therefore viewed very favourably. Your chances of securing an award will increase if you provide as much information as possible about your individual financial situation. Concealing information or being dishonest normally only disadvantages an applicant. This is because we can only assess if we are able to assist an applicant, and the appropriate level of an award, if we have a full picture of an applicant's financial situation. The GSS is a competitive process, due to the large number of applicants applying, the means test threshold is set at a particularly low level. Access to the online application will be provided once you have submitted your application for admission. If you are offered a GSS award, the Financial Support Office will contact you and ask you to provide supporting documentation. If you are not able to provide the documentation or the documentation is not consistent with the information you supplied on the GSS form, we may amend or withdrawn your GSS award.

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After you submit your application for admission to LSE, you will be given access to the Graduate Applicant Portal. This allows you to track all aspects of your application for admission and will include a link to the LSE Graduate Financial Support online application.

Other eligibility requirements To be eligible for consideration for this award you must meet the following criteria: this scholarship is available for those applying for study full time on any programme within Social Psychology.

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Other eligibility requirements To be eligible for consideration for this award you must meet the following criteria: | Be an LSE undergraduate alumni. | Have an offer for a 1 or 2 year masters programme.

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Other eligibility requirements LSE is pleased to offer a number of scholarships for students accepted on to the General Course. These scholarships were created by a generous donation from the John and Amy Phelan Family Foundation. The John C Phelan General Course Scholarships are available to any applicant, of any nationality, who secures a place on the General Course programme and accepts their offer. The scholarships will be awarded primarily on the basis of financial need.

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Apply by downloading, completing and submitting the General Course Scholarship Application Form.

Other eligibility requirements LSE is pleased to confirm participation in the Joint Japan World Bank Graduate Scholarship Program (JJWBGSP) for the academic session. These scholarships are generously funded by the Government of Japan and administered by The World Bank Group. Applications are welcomed from citizens of over 90 eligible developing countries with relevant professional experience and a history of supporting their countries’ development efforts, who are applying to one of the eligible programmes listed below. Applicants must hold a Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent undergraduate university degree) earned at least three years before the date of application, and must have at least three years of paid development-related employment since graduating. Eligibility The scholarships are available to offer holders on the following LSE master's programmes: MSc Development Management MSc Development Studies MSc Global Health Policy MSc International Social and Public Policy At the application stage, applicants must also demonstrate and provide the following: Must be citizens of one of the eligible developing countries. Have 3 years or more of recent development-related work experience after earning a bachelor’s (or equivalent) degree Provide two professional recommendations from people who have direct knowledge of your professional work experience. Scholarship amount Multiple scholarships are available. Each scholarship will provide the full cost of tuition fees for the eligible programme and provide a maintenance stipend for living costs. In addition, economy class air travel to and from your home country will be arranged on your behalf, at the start of your programme and immediately following the end of the scholarship period.

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To apply for this scholarship, you must have: applied for admission to study at LSE; see How to apply received an offer of admission (conditional or unconditional) completed the JJWBGSP application form by the deadline of 12:00 noon (EST) on 29 May 2026.

Other eligibility requirements To be eligible for consideration for these scholarships you must meet the following criteria: | Applicant must be domicilied in China or Hong Kong. | Hold an offer of admission to either of the following one year master's programmes; MSc in International Relations or MSc Public Policy and Administration.

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Other eligibility requirements LSE has set aside a significant amount of funding to provide scholarships for asylum seekers and refugees. Scholarships are available to cover tuition fees and up to £14,400 in maintenance costs for offer holders who have the following classification: asylum seeker refugee person with humnitarian protection Priority will be given to those who are applying for their first master's progamme and to recent graduates who were eligible for maintenance support during their undergraduate studies on the basis of their financial circumstances.

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For more information on applying for this scholarship, including deadlines, please see our page How to apply for a scholarship. When completing your Graduate Financial Support Application, you should use the personal statement section to fully explain your circumstances and, if applicable, what stage you are at in the procress of applying for refugee status.

Other eligibility requirements LSE offers awards which can cover full tuition fees and living costs for those holding an offer of admission to an LSE undergraduate programme, who meet the eligibility criteria. Eligibility Students in one of the following categories are eligible to be considered for one of these scholarships: asylum seekers, children of asylum seekers or unaccompanied asylum-seeking children who are seeking asylum in the UK and who are holding an offer for an undergraduate place at LSE those who have been granted refugee status or humanitarian protection, but do not have settled status in the UK, or their children, and who are holding an offer for an undergraduate place at LSE those who are resident in the UK with some form of limited leave to remain or temporary status, or their dependants if under 18, and who are holding an offer for an undergraduate place at LSE applications are encouraged from Palestinian students who were resident in Gaza or the West Bank prior to commencing their studies at LSE or have been otherwise affected by the war and humanitarian crisis. A total of £250,000 is ring-fenced for Access to Education applicants who meet the qualifying criteria. Priority will be given to those who are unable to access funding from Student Finance England (or its national equivalent In Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland), but each case will be assessed on need.

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LSE Excellence Scholarships are prestigious awards for exceptional Postgraduate Taught students joining LSE in 2026. These scholarships recognise applicants who demonstrate outstanding academic ability and strong potential to thrive in their chosen programme. Eligibility Applicants to Postgraduate Taught programmes offered by the following LSE departments will be eligible for consideration for this scholarship: Accounting Anthropology Gender Studies Geography and Environment Health Policy International Development International History LSE Law School Mathematics Media and Communications School of Public Policy Sociology Statistics Applicants to double degree programmes will only be eligible for consideration if their first year of study is at LSE. Applicants to executive education programmes are not eligible for consideration.

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No financial support application is required for this scholarship. Awardees will be identified based on their application for admission. Awards will be made to candidates on a rolling basis during the application cycle, until all awards are allocated. For information on the application process for all other LSE scholarships, please visit our ‘How to apply for a scholarship’ page.

Other eligibility requirements LSE Master’s Awards (LMAs) are part of LSE’s portfolio of funding for taught master’s students. The primary scheme for these students is the Graduate Support Scheme (GSS), which is designed to supplement other funding secured by a candidate (by way of savings, loans and external scholarships). Shortlisting for donor-funded scholarships starts with the list of offer holders whose financial need is too great for the GSS, who have indicated on their financial support application that they wish to be considered for other scholarships and have provided further information in the personal statement of the LSE Graduate Financial Support Application. As these scholarships vary from year to year, a fund is set aside to provide a number of LMAs for those candidates who are not eligible for the available scholarships, because of their restricted criteria.

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Other eligibility requirements The awards are open to high calibre students of all nationalities studying across all research areas at the School. Eligibility LSE PhD Studentships are tenable for four years and cover full fees and an annual stipend. They are available for UK and international students undertaking research in any LSE discipline, with annual renewal subject to satisfactory academic performance. These awards will be made solely on the basis of outstanding academic merit and research potential. This relates both to your past academic record and to an assessment of your likely aptitude to complete a PhD in your chosen topic in the time allocated.

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To be considered for this funding, you must submit your complete application for admission to LSE by a specific date. This date differs by academic department. Refer to the individual programme page for the relevant deadline information. Find your graduate programme. early deadline for the research programme in the Department of Government for 2026 entry: 10 December 2025 deadline for research programmes in the Department of Economics, Department of Sociology, Department of Gender Studies, Department of International Development and The Law School for 2026 entry (including all eligible funding opportunities): 10 December 2025 funding deadline for first round of PhD Studentships and for ESRC funding for 2026 entry: 14 January 2026 funding deadline for second round of PhD Studentships deadline for 2026 entry (some departments only): 27 May 2026

Other eligibility requirements To be eligible for consideration for this award you must meet the following criteria: applicant must be a national of and resident in either China or Hong Kong.

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Other eligibility requirements LSE has established two full fees and living costs scholarships for international students who have been sponsored by Pestalozzi International to complete their further education. To be eligible for consideration for this award you must meet the following criteria: | Applicant must be studying or have successfully completed their further education under the sponsorship of Pestalozzi International.

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Other eligibility requirements The Residential Atlantic Fellowship in Social and Economic Equity is suitable for those who have spent time (around ten years) in a professional, activist or campaigning career and have considerable real-world experience of challenging inequality. Eligibility This funding is available to those who have applied for admission to Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity (Residential Stream with MSc in Inequalities and Social Science). The Atlantic Fellows programme is keen to support applicants who do not otherwise have the resourses to fund their studies, especially those from developing nations.

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Application is not via the LSE Graduate Financial Support Application. Check the website of the International Inequalities Institute for more information on how to apply for this funding.

Other eligibility requirements The Robert A. Peterson Scholarship in Global Media and Communications has been established by the Global Communications Development Network (GCDN) in memory of it's founder Robert A. Peterson who was a leading figure in communications. To be eligible for consideration for this award you must meet the following criteria Offer holder for the full-time MSc in Global Media and Communications double degree programme between LSE and the University of Southern California. This scholarship is avalialble for Year 1 at LSE only.

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Other eligibility requirements To be eligible for consideration for this award you must meet the following criteria: Apply on the MSc Finance and Economics or MSc Finance and Economics (Research).

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Other eligibility requirements LAHP funds up to 90 PhD studentships each year at these HEIs in subjects across the Arts & Humanities. 10 per cent of these studentships are Collaborative Doctoral Awards (CDAs) with a cultural or other external partner. There are separate competitions for CDA and open studentships. The studentship includes an annual stipend at the Research Council UK Home (£22,780 for 2025/26 entry) plus fees for three years full-time study. LAHP also welcomes applications for part-time study. CDAs are funded for three and a half years and include an annual stipend top-up of £550. Studentships are tenable for three years and they cover full fees (for international students, LSE will cover the difference between UK and overseas fees) and an annual stipend, which for 2024/25 entry is £22,780. UKRI expects all projects to be designed in a way that enables students to submit within their funded period. LSE Departments that typically host AHRC studentships are International History, Media and Communications, Philosophy and Law, but students from other disciplines (for example, Anthropology, Gender Studies and International Development), can also apply if their research falls within the remit of AHRC.

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LAHP welcomes applications: From ‘home’ and ‘international’ (including EU) applicants; Across all of LAHP’s subject areas and approaches in the arts & humanities, including for inter-disciplinary and practice-based research (for the open competition); From those who have recently completed their Masters’ programmes and those with relevant professional and/or practitioner experience; From those wishing to study on a full-time or part-time basis; From applicants of all ages and backgrounds.

Other eligibility requirements For 2026 entry: Up to 10 scholarships are available through the Programme. Typically seven scholarships are available for new LSE undergraduate students from the UK. Typically three scholarships are available for new LSE undergraduate students from any country outside the UK (who are classified as having overseas fee status). The Uggla Family has a preference for one overseas Scholar to be from Canada. For each academic year, Scholarships will provide partial tuition fee awards and full financial support for the Scholars’ term-time accommodation and other term-time expenses, including include food, household bills, travel, study books and social events. Eligibility To be considered for the Uggla Family Scholars Programme, applicants must have accepted a conditional or unconditional offer of admission on any undergraduate programme at LSE. Candidates must be from low-income households and be able to demonstrate financial need. UK Uggla Family Scholarships For 2026 entry, the UK scholarships are worth £23,156 per year and will be renewed for each subsequent year of study, subject to satisfactory academic progress. The annual award is made up of: - a tuition fee award of £5,171 per year. - a maintenance stipend of £17,985 per year to cover accommodation and other living costs. Overseas Uggla Family Scholarships For 2026 entry, the Overseas scholarships are worth £32,197 per year and will be renewed for each subsequent year of study, subject to satisfactory academic progress. The annual award is made up of: - a tuition fee award worth £13,646 per year* - a maintenance stipend of £17,985 per year to cover accommodation and other living costs. - a travel award of £566 per year to assist with travel costs.

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Other eligibility requirements The LSE Undergraduate Support Scheme provides funding for Overseas fee status students who do not have the necessary funds to meet all their costs of study. Please note that the LSE receives far more applications for financial assistance than it can support so unfortunately not all applications to the Undergraduate Support Scheme will be successful. Eligibility To be eligible for consideration for this award you must meet the following criteria:?? Overseas student with an offer on any programme.

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Other eligibility requirements To be eligible for consideration for this award you must meet the following criteria: apply for admission to MSc in Health and International Development.

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Other eligibility requirements To be eligible for consideration for this award you must meet the following criteria: any postgraduate taught master's programme.

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Other eligibility requirements LSE is pleased to offer the Women in Finance Scholarships from the Department of Finance to support exceptional female candidates take up their places at LSE and embark on a career in the financial sector. Eligibility To be eligible for consideration for this award you must meet the following criteria: female apply for the MSc in Finance (full-time) or the MSc in Finance and Private Equity for full-time study.

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The Department will select candidates on a rolling basis on the basis of academic merit. | To apply for this scholarship, you will need to submit a complete application for admission to study at LSE for one of the eligible programmes; see How to apply and receive an offer of admission (conditional or unconditional) | Successful applicants will be emailed as and when decisions are made by the Department of Finance. Please ensure that our domain name - lse.ac.uk - is added to your safe senders list and routinely check your junk/spam folders.

Other eligibility requirements LSE is pleased to offer the Woo Family Scholarship, which is provided by a generous endowment donated by the Woo Family Charitable Trust. Eligibility To be eligible for consideration for this award you must meet the following criteria: Applicant must be domiciled in China or Hong Kong Applicant must be studying a one year taught master's programme within the Department of Government, Geography and Environment, International Relations or Sociology. Applicant should demonstrate that they are planning, after they graduate from LSE, to return to China where they will engage in, promote and set high standards for the improvement of society; and, or the environment in China.

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