Strathclyde Business School Announces £8,000 Scholarships for 2025 International MSc Students

By Daniel June 5, 2025
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In celebration of Glasgow’s 850th anniversary, the University of Strathclyde Business School (SBS), Glasgow, Scotland is offering scholarships worth up to £8,000 to international students enrolling in MSc programmes for the September 2025 intake.

Open to full-time self-funded international students, the scholarship amount ranges from £6,000 to £8,000 (approximately Rs 6.9 lakh to Rs 9.2 lakh), depending on the course and subject area. Applicants will automatically be considered based on the quality of their MSc application—no separate scholarship application is needed.

Eligible subject areas include Accounting & Finance, Business, Economics, Entrepreneurship, Hospitality & Tourism, Human Resource Management, Management, Management Science, and Marketing. Students enrolled in online or blended learning programmes, however, are not eligible for this award.

To qualify, students must already hold an offer for an SBS MSc programme and be classed as ‘International’ for fee purposes. The scholarships will be awarded on a rolling basis beginning January 2025, with the final deadline for consideration on 31 July 2025. Applicants can expect a decision within one week of receiving their MSc offer.

This initiative reflects the United Kingdom’s continued commitment to attracting global talent. With many international students looking for affordable, high-quality education options, the Strathclyde scholarships offer a timely opportunity to study in one of Scotland’s most historic cities.

The University of Strathclyde, based in Glasgow, is known for its strong business education and international student support. As countries like the United States tighten visa policies, the UK continues to position itself as a welcoming destination for international scholars.

The decision of Strathclyde Business School regarding scholarship awards is final, and students are advised to apply early to maximise their chances of receiving funding.

Source: TIMES OF INDIA

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