Uggla Family Scholarship details

To be considered for the Uggla Family Scholars Programme, applicants must have accepted a conditional or unconditional offer of admission on any undergraduate programme at LSE. Candidates must be from low-income households and be able to demonstrate financial need.

Preferred candidates

LSE is looking to support undergraduate students from underrepresented groups as set out in our Access and Participation Plan. We therefore are looking to encourage:

• applications from underrepresented Black, Minority, Ethnic (BME) backgrounds, especially from Black African/Caribbean, Pakistani and Bangladeshi heritage,
• applications from students who are care leavers,
• students of all gender identities to ensure gender balance across the ten scholarships, 
• applications from Canada as one of Uggla Family Scholarships will be awarded to an offer holder from Canada.

UK Uggla Family Scholarships

Amounts for 2023 entry to be confirmed.

As a guide, for 2022 entry, the UK scholarship was worth £20,451 per year and will be renewed for each subsequent year of study, subject to satisfactory academic progress.

The annual award was made up of:

- a tuition fee award of £4,250 per year

- a maintenance stipend of £16,201 per year to cover accommodation and other living costs.

Overseas Uggla Family Scholarships

Amounts for 2023 entry to be confirmed.

As a guide, for 2022 entry, the Overseas scholarship was worth £28,366 per year and will be renewed for each subsequent year of study, subject to satisfactory academic progress.

The annual award was made up of:

- a tuition fee award of £11,665 per year

- a maintenance stipend of £16,201 per year to cover accommodation and other living costs

- a travel award of £500 per year to assist with travel costs.

Please note: Scholarship amounts may be adjusted to inflation and tuition fee increases.