Details about Master in Business Analytics Scholarships at Durham University Business School 2024
Master in Business Analytics Scholarships at Durham University Business School 2024 is offered for Masters degree in the field of Business Analytics.
This scholarship is provided by Durham University Business School and the value of this scholarship is Partial Funding, up to GBP 8,750 off . This scholarship is open for: Open to all nationals.
- Degree: Masters
- Provided by: Durham University Business School
- Deadline: Deadline varies
- Scholarship value: Partial Funding, up to GBP 8,750 off
- Host country: United Kingdom
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Eligibility for Master in Business Analytics Scholarships:
- Applicants must have an impressive academic record.
- Candidates should have the potential to contribute and enrich all aspects of the Masters programme and the diverse academic and cultural profile of the Masters class.
- Students must have the potential to become an outstanding future alumni ambassador and contribute positively back to the School, organisations and communities.
Conditions:
- Receive a conditional offer by the timeframes mentioned after fully completing the relevant programme application process.
- able to start their programme during the 2024–2025 academic year.
- Be prepared to engage and work with the School’s marketing and communications team. Being a class representative, participating in and attending open events, webinars, and receiving testimonials are a few examples of how you may demonstrate your expertise.
- To be qualified for this tuition discount, you must be entirely self-supporting. Applicants will not be given consideration for a scholarship if their tuition has already been covered by a government agency, private provider, or employment. Any scholarship offer that is made but does not disclose outside financing is illegitimate.
Withdrawal/Break:
- Future scholarship payments will not be made to scholars who break their scholarship agreements or leave the university.
- Any scholarship payments that have already been received will be returned pro rata if you withdraw at any stage during the teaching term. The Faculty Executive Dean may evaluate this choice in extreme cases and grant permission for the student to keep any overpayments.