LSE is pleased to confirm one Ambassador E.O. Kolade Scholarship will be awarded for those starting their studies in the 2023/24 academic year.
The scholarship has a value of £27,400 and will be awarded on the basis of financial circumstances first, then exceptional academic merit.
Eligibile candidates must be redident in and nationals of the following countries:
| Angola |
Djibouti |
Madagascar |
Senegal |
| Benin |
Ethiopia |
Malawi |
Seychelles |
| Botswana |
Gabon |
Mali |
Sierra Leone |
| Burkina Faso |
Gambia |
Mauritania |
South Africa |
| Burundi |
Ghana |
Mauritius |
South Sudan |
| Cameroon |
Guinea |
Mozambique |
Swaziland |
| Cape Verde |
Guinea Bissau |
Namibia |
Tanzania |
| Central African Republic |
Ivory Coast |
Niger |
Togo |
| Chad |
Kenya |
Nigeria |
Uganda |
| Comores |
Lesotho |
Rwanda |
Zambia |
| Congo |
Liberia |
Sao Tome |
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To apply for this and other LSE scholarships with the same application process, you must have:
- applied for admission to study at LSE; see How to apply
- submitted the LSE Graduate Financial Support Application (including Section G: Personal Statement) accessed via the Graduate Application Tracker
- received an offer of admission (conditional or unconditional)
by 27 April 2023 at 9am (UK time GMT+1).
Successful applicants will be emailed thoughout May, June and July 2023. Please ensure that our domain name - lse.ac.uk - is added to your safe senders list and routinely check your junk/spam folders.