Saïd Business School, University of Oxford - Rewley Scholarship

What the Rewley Scholarships give you

You get a reduction on your tuition fees at the Saïd Business School, University of Oxford. The amount depends on which programme you join. Former students of the School fund the awards through donations. The values are:

• MBA: up to about EUR 23,000 (£20,000), one scholarship.
• Executive MBA: about EUR 43,000 (£37,500), one per intake.
• MSc in Financial Economics: about EUR 26,500 (£23,000), one scholarship.
• MSc in Major Programme Management: 50% of your tuition fees, one scholarship.
• Oxford Executive Diplomas: 50% of your tuition fees, one per intake.

Who can apply

• Programme: You are applying to one of these Oxford Saïd programmes: MBA, Executive MBA, MSc in Financial Economics, MSc in Major Programme Management, or an Oxford Executive Diploma.
• Admission: Every applicant to the relevant programme is eligible. There is no separate group you must belong to.
• Nationality: Any nationality can apply.
• Academic record: You have strong results in your degree marks and, where required, your GMAT or GRE test score.
• Work background: You have a strong professional track record. The award favours applicants with an impressive career so far.

How to apply

You do not fill in a separate scholarship form. Your normal programme application is used to consider you automatically, as long as you apply by the funding deadline. For the MSc in Financial Economics the deadline is 6 January 2027, for the MSc in Major Programme Management 22 March 2027, and for the Executive Diplomas 28 June 2027. The MBA and Executive MBA have no fixed date. They are awarded after each admissions round, so apply early.

How realistic are your chances?

Only one scholarship is available per programme or per intake, and every programme applicant is automatically in the running. The field is therefore large and the competition strong. Selection rewards a standout career on top of excellent grades, so you need both to be a serious contender. Places in later admissions rounds are not guaranteed, so applying early improves your prospects.