University of Oxford Said Business School Diploma for Women Scholarships 2021

One scholarship worth £10,000 towards the course fees is available for an exceptional female candidate on each of the Diploma programmes. The aim of this scholarship is to support female candidates of merit and to encourage an increase in women considering senior leadership roles.

Scholarship details

Value

£10,000 per scholarship

Number available

There is one scholarship available in each diploma intake

Selection criteria

  • Academic achievement (Assessed through CV, transcripts, scholarship statement)
  • Professional achievement; in particular evidence of leadership, or leadership potential (Assessed through CV, scholarship statement)
  • A desire to inspire/act as a role model (Assessed through scholarship statement)
  • A readiness and enthusiasm to become a committed ambassador for the School, representing the School’s values, both whilst on the programme and beyond. (Assessed through scholarship statement)

How to apply

Upload a supporting statement (maximum of 500 words) in the Funding section of the Diploma programme application form, addressing how you meet the scholarship selection criteria.

For More Information:

Visit the Official Webpage of the University of Oxford Said Business School Diploma for Women Scholarships

 

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