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Funding, awards and scholarships

The 2012/13 fee for the Accelerated Full-time MBA is £24,950

Postgraduate education requires a substantial investment from the student in terms of academic effort and financial resources. Before beginning your studies with us, you should ensure that you have sufficient financial resources to meet your commitments in terms of tuition fees, study materials and living expenses for the duration of your course. Responsibility for arranging and securing sufficient funds must lie with the student.

Scholarships and Awards

The School of Management offers a number of specific awards and scholarships, in addition to those offered by the University. You may apply to the University for any of these awards or scholarships once you are in receipt of a formal offer of acceptance on a course.

Funding awards are made on the merit of each case. The School of Management retains absolute discretion regarding the amount and number of funding awards. Applicants are normally eligible for a maximum of one scholarship or bursary. A copy of the detailed rules of the scheme can be provided, on request.

MBA Scholarships 2012/13

 MBA Awards from the School of Management

  1. Scholarships of up to a maximum of £5,000 are awarded by the School of Management, based on merit for self-funded, or part self-funded, full-time MBA applicants
  2. An Alumni relationship bursaryof 25% of the self-funded element of the MBA fee is offered to Bradford University alumni who meet either of the criteria:
    1. Achieved a Bradford undergraduate degree at grade I or II(i), whether studied in Bradford or at a partner institution
    2. Achieved a Bradford Master’s degree (all classifications), whether studied in Bradford or at a partner institution
  4. A Business relationship bursary of up to 25% on any company-sponsored or part-sponsored MBA programme is available for companies with whom the School has a relationship or demonstrated business engagement. The amount would depend on the strength of the relationship, which might include companies who have previously funded a student on a Bradford programme, employed an undergraduate placement student or MBA student to undertake a project, employed a member of faculty to produce a KTP or research project, commissioned a customised Executive Education programme, or supported the School with speaker events, but this list is not exhaustive and other business engagement activities could be considered eligible.

Awards from the University applicable to MBA applicants

  1. The University offers one Academic Excellence award of one third of the total fee, to Bradford MBA applicants
  2. Country scholarships of £2,000 are automatically awarded by the University to students from selected countries who apply to study a Bradford Master’s course. Eligible countries include Azerbaijan, Bangladesh, China, Egypt, Gambia, Ghana, India, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Kenya, Lebanon, Nigeria, Pakistan, Syria, Tanzania, Thailand, Turkey and Vietnam.