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Global MBA International Scholarship at De Montfort University, UK

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Scholarship Summary

Scholarship Description

Take your career to the new heights with the help of this Global MBA International Scholarship funded by De Montfort University. The programme is open for the academic year 2020-21.

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Scholarship Benefits

Global MBA International Scholarship Students Benifits

  • De Montfort University provides on-campus accommodation to its students and aims to provide accommodation to all new UK and international undergraduate students who request it
  • University offers the choice of 14 halls of residence with more than 4,600 rooms
  • There is a variety of contract lengths, with prices ranging from £97 to £191 per week
  • All the halls are self-catered

Scholarship Eligibility

Global MBA International Scholarship Eligible Countries: Applications are accepted from around the world. Eligible Course or Subjects: MBA programme Eligibility Criteria: To be eligible, the applicants must meet all the following criteria: Must be international students Must hold an offer of admission for a full-time Global MBA programme at De Montfort University.

Others

De Montfort University, popularly known as DMU, is a public university in the city of Leicester, England. Originally founded as the Leicester School of Art in 1870, the university has evolved through many incarnations including the Leicester Colleges of Art and Technology and Leicester Polytechnic. The university adapted according to the changing times and kept on adding new subjects, such as engineering, building, and machine drawing.

In 1992, the university came to be known as De Montfort University. The name of the university was borrowed from Simon de Montfort, who is known to be a 13th-century Earl of Leicester, credited with the task of establishing the first parliament in 1265.

The university campus comprises numerous buildings, including Campus Centre Building, Kimberlin Library, Queen's Building which houses the faculty of technology, Hawthorn Building which includes DMU Heritage Centre and Faculty of Health and Life Sciences. There are also other buildings like the Trinity House which comprises the Vice-Chancellor's office, Chantry Building, Great Hall of Leicester Castle which comprises business school and Gateway House. Additionally, the campus houses Hugh Aston Building which has the faculty of business and law, Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Centre, The Venue which comprises skating rink, movie hall, and Vijay Patel Building which comprises arts, design and humanities school.