London School of Economics (LSE)

The LSE Excellence Scholarship pays £10,000/year for a 2-year taught Master's (£20,000 total) — and unlike most awards on this page, it's fully automatic: awarded based on your admissions application itself, no separate scholarship form to fill in.

Limited to specific departments only (among them Accounting, Anthropology, Gender Studies, Geography & Environment, Health Policy, International Development, International History, LSE Law School, Mathematics, Media & Communications, the School of Public Policy, Sociology, and Statistics) and to postgraduate taught programmes — not undergraduate or research degrees. No fixed deadline; it's rolling until that cycle's awards are allocated. We could not find an LSE-administered scholarship specifically for Indian applicants — LSE's own 'country-based awards' page for India only links to third-party Indian charitable trusts (Inlaks Foundation, J N Tata Endowment, Lady Meherbai Tata Education Trust) that LSE doesn't fund itself.

International tuition varies by programme — check lse.ac.uk for the current rate for your specific course.

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