Bayes Business School is offering ten scholarships for Black UK-domiciled undergraduate students from lower-than-average income households.
About the Scholarship
As a global institution, Bayes Business School aims to foster greater racial diversity in business. It is offering up to ten scholarships each year for Black UK-domiciled undergraduate students from lower- income households. Each scholarship covers the full tuition fee (at home-fee level) and a £6,000 annual stipend for three years. Scholarship holders will also be offered mentoring and support.
Applications for the 2026 intake will open on Wednesday 1st October 2025 and will close at midnight on Sunday 15th March 2026.
With this programme, which will run over 10 years and costs approximately £5 million, Bayes Business School repurposes the gift received from the Portal Trust (formerly the Sir John Cass Foundation) in 2002. This initiative, which aligns with the reparation principle set out as one recommendation in City St George's, University of London’s Review of Historic Funding, supports the School’s commitment to widen participation in higher education.