Like every year, the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) Law Department is once again offering a number of scholarship opportunities available to incoming students to the 2009-2010 LL.M. program.
Marchant Foundation Scholarship - a 10,000 GBP scholarship, with preference given to students from India, the European Union, or the United Kingdom in financial need.
Margaret Bennett Scholarship for North African Women - a 5,000 GBP scholarship for female LL.M. students from North Africa.
Laura Cha (Shi Mei Lun) Scholarship - 2 scholarships of 12,000 GBP each to residents of China.
Olive Stone Memorial Scholarship - a scholarship fund awarded to qualified female LL.M. student(s) who are 25 years old or over.
Successful scholarship applicants will have already been accepted into an LL.M. program at the LSE, and will considered based on the information they provided in online application materials. Selection for all of the above scholarship awards will take place in May.
For more information, please visit the LSE Law funding .
A number of awards for incoming students with specific geographic backgrounds
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