They explain:
what's expected of people who get scholarships
what happens if you leave your course or we withdraw the scholarship
how we use your personal information
In the interview, you will be asked to discuss:
- your interest in working in the finance research sector
- the areas of financial research you are interested in
- your goals, aspirations and career plans after your studies
Supported by Ian Spence - BA (Hons) Accounting and Finance alumnus and the founder and Chairman of Megabuyte -The Megabuyte Scholarship, recognises the need to improve gender representation within the Finance sector and aims to support one female identifying student in their ambition to study Finance at postgraduate level.
To apply, you must:
identify as female
hold a firm offer to study a new full-time MSc Finance course in January 2025
be a UK student (English, Scottish, Welsh, or Northern Irish) and have a UK Student Support Number
pay for your course yourself, including through a student loan or a payment from your parents. Your course fees must not be paid by a business, charity or other organisation
demonstrate a commitment to working in the finance research sector
prove your gross income was £25,000 or less in the previous financial year. We'll accept:
P60s
Student Finance Entitlement Letters
a self-employment tax return
