Cambridge University, in collaboration with the Boustany Foundation, is excited to offer the Cambridge University MBA Scholarship, an exceptional opportunity for aspirants aiming to enroll in an MBA program at the University in the upcoming academic year.
This prestigious Boustany MBA Cambridge Scholarship is available biennially for a one-year course at the renowned Cambridge University, Judge Business School.
The scholarship encompasses substantial financial support, covering 75% of the tuition fees. Additionally, it includes provisions for travel and accommodation expenses during the internship period.
Summary
- Scholarship Sponsors: Boustany Foundation & Cambridge University
- Host Institution: Cambridge University, UK
- Scholarship Coverage: Tuition fees, Travel, and Accommodation
- Number of Scholarships: Multiple
- Level of Study: Masters
- Applicant Nationality: Open to International Students
Eligibility Requirements
To be considered for the 2024 Boustany MBA Cambridge Scholarship, applicants must meet the following criteria:
- Candidates should possess an outstanding academic record and demonstrate significant potential. While the scholarship is open to all nationalities, preference is given to candidates of Lebanese heritage.
- Only applicants who have received an admission offer from the Cambridge MBA program are eligible to apply for this scholarship.
Scholarship Benefits
Recipients of the Scholarship will receive:
- Financial aid covering 75% of tuition fees.
- Coverage of travel and accommodation expenses during the internship.
Application Process
- How to Apply: Interested candidates should submit their curriculum vitae, complete with a photo, GMAT scores, and the acceptance letter from the University, to: admissions@boustany-foundation.org.
- If shortlisted, applicants will be invited for an interview with the Foundation, after which one successful candidate will be awarded the scholarship.
Application Deadline: May 15, 2024
For more detailed information, please visit the Official Scholarship Page.
