The Hosh Ibrahim African Scholarship is a prestigious full-tuition scholarship offered by the London School of Economics (LSE) School of Public Policy for African students. This scholarship is designed to support talented individuals passionate about addressing public policy challenges in Africa.
Scholarship Summary
Host Country: United Kingdom
Host Institution: London School of Economics (LSE)
Study Level: Postgraduate (Master’s)
Eligible Programs:
Master of Public Administration (MPA)
MPA in Data Science for Public Policy
Master of Public Policy (MPP)
Eligible Applicants: Residents of African countries
Coverage: Full tuition fees
IELTS Requirement: Not mandatory
Application Deadline: January 20, 2025
Eligibility Requirements
To qualify for the Hosh Ibrahim African Scholarship, applicants must demonstrate:
1. Academic Excellence:
High grades from previous studies.
Strong references from academic professors.
2. Commitment to Africa:
A passion for addressing public policy challenges at national, regional, or continental levels.
3. Financial Need:
Preference is given to applicants who lack the financial means to study at LSE.
Benefits of the Scholarship
Full coverage of tuition fees for the chosen master’s program at LSE.
Opportunity to study at one of the world’s leading institutions for public policy.
Access to LSE’s extensive alumni network and resources.
Step-by-Step Application Process
1. Submit a Complete Program Application:
Apply to at least one eligible program via the LSE Online Application System before the deadline (January 20, 2025).
Ensure all necessary documents are uploaded and references are submitted.
2. Access the Graduate Application Portal (GAP):
After submission, you will receive an email from Graduate Admissions with details to access the GAP.
3. Complete the Graduate Financial Support Application (GFSA):
Fill out the GFSA form through the GAP to apply for the scholarship.
Key Dates
Application Deadline: January 20, 2025
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