The Boyle-Rodney Fund was set up in 2022 by James Boyle (MSc Real Estate Investment, 1997) to pay tribute to lead tutor Bill Rodney, for helping to launch so many successful and rewarding careers in the connected fields of finance and real estate, and beyond
To be eligible, applicants must satisfy the entry criteria for their chosen MSc programme at Bayes and be able to demonstrate financial need. Find out more about MSc Programmes at Bayes Business School.
Value: Two scholarships, covering the full-time MSc fee (with 50% from the Boyle-Rodney Fund and 50% waived by Bayes Business School) plus a £10,000 stipend paid in ten instalments across the year.
Criteria
Eligible courses: All full time Specialist Master's degrees
Geographical requirements: None
Financial need: Applicants must be able to demonstrate that their family and financial backgrounds mean that they would not be able to afford to study for a Master's degree at Bayes.
Shortlisted applicants will be required to provide documentary evidence (further details within application form). Please note that you will need sufficient funds to be able to travel to the UK and sustain yourself before the first stipend payment is made.
This will usually be in October of the year study starts.
Academic requirements: Must be able to demonstrate academic excellence and satisfy the academic entry criteria for the chosen MSc. Applicants should not already hold a qualification equivalent to a UK Master's degree.
This scholarship is very popular and attracts a large number of applications. Whilst every application is carefully considered, we cannot offer individual feedback to unsuccessful applicants.
Applicants must have accepted an offer on an eligible MSc course. Applicants who have not yet paid a deposit to accept their offer will also be considered, but must request for their offer to be reactivated if their offer has been withdrawn due to non-payment of deposit, and they must accept their offer by selecting 'Sponsorship' on the payment page of the offer response form.
Deadline: 13 May 2025, at 11:59pm