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CARDIFF UNIVERSITY MBA SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMME

LOCATION: United Kingdom

The MBA Scholarship schemes recognize high-quality candidates who share their public value ethos and ambitions and want to take the next step in their careers by studying for their MBA at Cardiff Business School.

ELIGIBILITY:

Whether you’re looking to study full-time or part-time, the flagship Cardiff MBA or one of our thematic programmes, and whether you’re self-funded or supported by your employer, you’ll be eligible for this scholarship.

They’ve extended this to include organizations investing in their workforce by supporting them to study an MBA. For the part-time programme, the scholarship will be split equally across the 2 years of study.

The following full terms and conditions apply for this scholarship:

Scholarships are available to applicants who meet the terms of their offer and enroll in any Cardiff University MBA programme.

Scholarships will be awarded in the form of an automatic tuition fee discount and cannot be used in place of any required deposit. No cash alternative is available.

Where a student is part-funded by their employer, the scholarship/discount will be split equally between the 2 paying parties in direct proportion to how the fees are being paid. If you have funding arrangements not covered here, please contact MBA-Enquiries@cardiff.ac.uk to discuss your individual circumstances.

Scholarships are for autumn semester entry. Any requests to defer entry and receipt of the scholarship will need to be done via direct discussion with the school.

Applicants who are in receipt of any variation of the MBA scholarships are not eligible for any other university bursaries or scholarships.

Self-funded students (i.e., those not being supported by employers) are considered those who are not in receipt of funding from external bodies such as local government, charities, or private organizations. Anyone in receipt of such funding is not eligible for the scholarship. This excludes postgraduate loans from the UK government and postgraduate loans and bursaries from the Welsh government.

If you are an international student, you must satisfy all financial requirements as part of your visa application for study in the UK. You should not be solely relying on receiving the Cardiff University MBA Public Value Scholarship to meet the UKVI financial requirements. Please see UKVI financial requirements for visa applications for further information.

Please ensure that you have left sufficient time for your application and supporting documents to be reviewed and processed before the acceptance deadline noted above. This can take up to 10 working days.  Please contact the Admissions Office should you have any problems submitting your application or documents.

BENEFIT:

A £10,000 scholarship

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CARDIFF UNIVERSITY VICE-CHANCELLOR’S UNDERGRADUATE INTERNATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP

Application Deadline: 30 June 2027

LOCATION: United Kingdom

The Vice-Chancellor’s Undergraduate International Scholarships offer funding to international students across the majority of undergraduate programmes. International applicants from eligible countries/territories who accept their offer for selected undergraduate programmes will automatically be considered for the scholarship.

ELIGIBILITY:

To be awarded a Vice-Chancellor’s Undergraduate International Scholarship, you must:

Submit your application to the university by 30 June 2027.

Accept your offer by your UCAS deadline and make Cardiff University your firm choice.

Meet all the offer conditions, including any English language conditions as stated in your offer, by 31 August 2027.

Meet the original admissions criteria for your programme.

Applicants who do not meet their offer conditions and original admissions criteria (where applicable) will not be eligible for the scholarship, even if they are accepted into the university.

Applicants holding conditional and unconditional offers must meet our full terms and conditions.

The Vice-Chancellor’s International Scholarship is available to eligible students studying on selected undergraduate degree programmes

All undergraduate programmes in the schools of Dentistry, Medicine and Healthcare are not included in the Vice-Chancellor’s International Scholarship scheme.

Certificate/Diploma awards are not included in the scheme.

No separate application for the scholarship is required. If you are holding an offer for an eligible programme and meet the criteria as set out in these terms and conditions, you will automatically be awarded the Vice-Chancellor’s Undergraduate International Scholarship upon enrollment.

Cardiff University reserves the right to determine whether the entry conditions of your offer meet the published minimum entry requirements for scholarship purposes

BENEFIT:

Awards of either £3,500 or £5,000 will be granted to eligible undergraduate students as a tuition fee discount.

Overseas fee-paying applicants who meet the terms and conditions will be eligible for awards of £3,500 unless they are domiciled in the countries listed below, where the award will be £5,000:

India, Kenya, Pakistan, Turkey, the UAE, and the USA

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