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Academy of Economic Studies Scholarship

The ICMA Centre is pleased to announce up to five scholarships of a maximum of £15,000 for our full-time Masters programmes are now available to students studying at the Academy of Economic Studies in Bucharest.

The ICMA Centre is pleased to announce up to five scholarships of a maximum of £15,000 for our full-time Masters programmes are now available to students studying at the Academy of Economic Studies in Bucharest.

Scholarship Entry Criteria

  • Achieved or expect to achieve excellent results at undergraduate level from a UK institution or the equivalent international qualification
  • Submit a minimum GMAT score of 650
  • Submit a statement (no more than 250 words) addressing the following statement: “Why should the ICMA Centre make this contribution to your education and how will it benefit you and the international securities market?”.

Deadline for submission of application: 12 July 2013

Published 16 May 2013

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