Imperial MBA Fees & Scholarships

Imperial MBA Fees

Pursuing an MBA is a significant decision and a major investment in one’s personal and professional growth. Imperial supports students in financing their studies through a variety of funding options. Many students use a combination of sources, and the Business School offers a range of scholarships—including several full awards—for outstanding applicants. Detailed information on available scholarships and financing options is provided to help candidates plan their investment effectively.

Imperial MBA Paying Your Fees

After accepting an offer, students receive full details on how to pay their Imperial MBA fees. To confirm enrolment, a deposit of 10% of the tuition fee is required. This deposit is part of the total tuition fee, not an additional charge.

What the Tuition Fee Covers

The fee includes the full duration of the programme, flights and accommodation for the Global Experience Week, and core reading and study materials.

Not included: personal accommodation and expenses, costs related to optional internships or exchanges, supplementary texts or study materials, and Careers Club membership (£10 per club annually).

Making Your Payment

Self-funded students may pay tuition in either one or two instalments per academic year, with the latter option outlined in a Regulated Credit Agreement. Further details are available in Imperial’s postgraduate payment terms.

Receiving Your Invoice

An invoice is emailed by the Tuition Fees team within five days of offer acceptance. The deposit must be paid within 30 days of receiving the invoice. Failure to do so may result in withdrawal of the offer.

UK and International Fees

Tuition fees are the same for both UK and international students.

Imperial MBA scholarships

Imperial College Business School offers substantial scholarship funding to outstanding applicants, with a strong focus on recognising talent and supporting diversity. A wide range of awards is available, and self-funded candidates are automatically considered for all scholarships, provided they meet the relevant eligibility criteria, entry requirements, and application deadlines.

Some scholarships may require a video submission. Details for these will be shared via email once a formal offer for the programme has been made. For more information on individual awards and their respective timelines, candidates can refer to the full list of available scholarships.

• Advisory Board Scholarship (full tuition fee)

• African Future Leader Award (£20,000)

• Black Future Leader Award (50% of the tuition fee)

• Dean's Impact Scholarship (£30,000)

• Engineering Sainsbury Management Fellows Scholarship (£50,000)

• Forté Fellowships for women (Up to 50% of the tuition fee)

• FUNED Mexico Scholarship (£20,000)

• Imperial Excellence Scholarship (Up to £25,000)

• Imperial Loyalty Bursary (20% off tuition)

• LATAM Future Leader Award (£20,000)

• Reaching Out MBA (ROMBA) Fellowship (£20,000)

• Science Sainsbury Management Fellows Scholarship (£50,000)

• Sir Andrew Witty Scholarship for Leaders in Healthcare (£20,000)

Financing your MBA

Many Imperial MBA students finance their studies through a combination of funding sources, including personal savings, education loans, and scholarships. Below is an overview of the available options to help candidates plan their financial approach effectively.