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LSE Graduate Support Scheme – MSc Economics (two-year programme), 2027 entry
LSE's needs-based Graduate Support Scheme is the broad funding route for taught-master's students, including the two-year MSc Economics for students with a strong quantitative background who need further economic-theory and quantitative preparation. Awards are competitive and require an offer plus a Graduate Financial Support application.
| Amount / funding | Needs-based awards; exact amount varies by need and is not stated on the programme page checked |
|---|---|
| Deadline | 22 April 2027 (funding deadline for needs-based awards) |
| Start date | September 2027 (2027 entry) |
| Level | masters (MSc Economics) |
| Funding type | not stated |
| Field |
About this scholarship
LSE's needs-based Graduate Support Scheme is the broad funding route for taught-master's students, including the two-year MSc Economics for students with a strong quantitative background who need further economic-theory and quantitative preparation. Awards are competitive and require an offer plus a Graduate Financial Support application.
Minimum requirements
Holder of an offer for the two-year MSc Economics with a sound quantitative background; Graduate Financial Support application submitted before the funding deadline; additional region- or subject-specific scholarships may also apply.
Application checklist
- Confirm you meet the stated eligibility for LSE Graduate Support Scheme – MSc Economics (two-year programme), 2027 entry: Holder of an offer for the two-year MSc Economics with a sound quantitative background.
- Apply through the official application route for LSE Graduate Support Scheme – MSc Economics (two-year programme), 2027 entry (lse.ac.uk); follow the portal steps on that page rather than an aggregator page.
- Prepare your academic transcripts, CV and personal statement for LSE Graduate Support Scheme – MSc Economics (two-year programme), 2027 entry; check the official page for the exact document list for this programme.
- Ask referees early for LSE Graduate Support Scheme – MSc Economics (two-year programme), 2027 entry and check the official page whether references are required for this programme.
- Check the official page whether any language evidence or test score is required for LSE Graduate Support Scheme – MSc Economics (two-year programme), 2027 entry (language of instruction on the record: English).
- Submit by the deadline on the record for LSE Graduate Support Scheme – MSc Economics (two-year programme), 2027 entry: 22 April 2027 (funding deadline for needs-based awards).
- Budget LSE Graduate Support Scheme – MSc Economics (two-year programme), 2027 entry on the funding stated on the record: Needs-based awards. Check the official page for what is and is not covered.
Application tips
- For LSE Graduate Support Scheme – MSc Economics (two-year programme), 2027 entry (United Kingdom; masters (MSc Economics)): work back from the 22 April 2027 (funding deadline for needs-based awards) deadline and submit early enough for references and documents to arrive, noting any time zone stated on the record.
- Check the eligibility edge for LSE Graduate Support Scheme – MSc Economics (two-year programme), 2027 entry first: Holder of an offer for the two-year MSc Economics with a sound quantitative background; If any clause does not clearly cover you, ask the sponsor before spending time on the full application.
- Budget LSE Graduate Support Scheme – MSc Economics (two-year programme), 2027 entry on Needs-based awards; check the official page for what is excluded (fees, travel, living costs). Do not assume full coverage unless the record states it.
- For LSE Graduate Support Scheme – MSc Economics (two-year programme), 2027 entry (04 Business & Economics), connect your previous study and any relevant experience directly to this master's field, and explain what you will do with the qualification afterwards in terms the sponsor's criteria recognise.
Always verify deadline, amount and eligibility on the official page before applying. Values marked ESTIMATE are based on a previous cycle and are not confirmed for the current round.
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