UCL School of Management

Funding and Scholarships

As you consider studying a Master’s degree or MBA with us at UCL, it’s important to also consider how you will fund your studies. Many students combine personal resources with Master’s or MBA scholarships, bursaries and student loans.

The information provided on this page sets out some options for funding your studies to help you decide on the best way to manage your finances.

Scholarships

University College London is pleased to offer a range of scholarships across all programmes. Postgraduate scholarships are typically awarded to our most talented students across a range of categories. We strongly encourage applicants wishing to obtain scholarships to apply early in order to have the best chance of receiving one. 

Programme-specific scholarships

MSc Finance Scholarships
MSc Finance with Data Science Scholarships
MSc Marketing Science Scholarships
UCL MBA Scholarships

We are delighted to announce that we will be introducing programme-specific scholarships for all of our Postgraduate Taught Programmes for 2025 entry. More information about the types of scholarships available for each programme will be made available in March 2025, so please bookmark this webpage for more information. 

Scholarships open to all programmes

UCL East Scholarships
UCL Global Master’s Scholarship
UCL Fee Partnerships
Fullbright Commission Award
UCL Scholarship Finder

Financing your studies

Many students choose to supplement their own personal funds and/or scholarships with student loans.

Postgraduate Master’s Loan
Prodigy Finance (International Students)
Lendwise (Home students)
 
Please note: This information is provided for reference purposes only. The inclusion of providers on this list does not indicate a recommendation or approval by the School. Providers are not presented in any order of preference. You are responsible for undertaking your own due diligence and checking all terms and conditions before entering into an agreement with a loan or scholarship provider. The inclusion of a provider on this list does not indicate a partnership agreement with UCL or UCL School of Management. 

What are the potential costs?

Each student’s journey through their studies will be different and there is no one-size-fits-all approach when it comes to costs as each student will prioritise different things according to their own needs. 

Typically students will need to consider the following categories of costs:

  • Tuition fees
  • Any additional costs for materials, trips and visits
  • Cost of accommodation in London 
  • Transport around London
  • Food
  • Extracurricular activities with UCL or the UCL Students Union
  • Exploring London

Other resources

You can find more information about ways to fund your studies in the fees and funding section of the UCL website.

Last updated Wednesday, 5 March 2025