AAF scholarships are available on our MBA in Financial Economics programmes.
These scholarships would not be possible without the support of Saïd Business School alumni, through donations to the Alumni Annual Fund. Every year this makes a valuable contribution to supporting the work of the School and supports entrepreneurial thinking, teaching, scholarships, and lifelong learning.
Value
Typically up to £20,000.
Number available
The number of awards varies per year but usually, we have approximately 10 AAF scholars in our MBA class.
How to apply
No additional application is required, we will use the details you supply in your MBA application form to determine eligibility.
Deadline
There is no fixed application deadline for this scholarship.
All eligible offer-holders will be considered at each MBA admissions stage, and AAF funding will be available at all four stages.
Awarded on the basis of academic excellence demonstrated through degree results, GMAT or GRE score, previous university prizes and awards, and other academic achievements.
Saïd Business School was founded in 1996, and since then has become one of the highest ranking business schools in the world with a reputation for entrepreneurship and innovative business education. The history of business at Oxford dates back to 1965 when the Oxford Centre for Management Studies, later Templeton College and now Green-Templeton College, was founded.
In 1988, a committee chaired by Sir Claus Moser recommended that the University create a new School of Management Studies and in 1990 the University passed a resolution establishing the School. The first Director was Dr Clark Brundin who had previously been Vice-Chancellor of Warwick University and he, together with a number of newly appointed faculty and staff members, including the first professor, Colin Mayer, helped to establish the embryonic School.
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