Master's degree funding

Scholarships and funding for a master's programme in the Management School.

Finance

Funding your Master's study.

Scheme	Details
Postgraduate Loan Scheme The UK Government provides a postgraduate loan scheme for students undertaking master's courses.	Non-means-tested loans are made available to students applying to taught and research master's courses* For more information, visit the Gov.uk website.
Prodigy Finance Prodigy Finance is revolutionising student finance. Our innovative model offers alumni-funded loans to international students at the world’s top business schools, including Lancaster University Management School. While banks base their loan decisions on historical salaries, Prodigy looks to the future. We assess applicants’ future earning potential (based on the past achievements of similar graduates) to determine loan affordability. Our model is borderless, allowing us to offer competitive rates to students of over 150 nationalities.	Eligibility‌ Accepted students into the following programmes are eligible to apply for a loan with Prodigy: Full-time MBA MSc Management MSc Advanced Marketing Management Rates Interest rates vary depending on individual applicants. Prodigy’s website provides more details on the loan's terms and conditions and how to apply for it. Why choose Prodigy? 150 nationalities covered Competitive interest rates No collateral or guarantees required Easy online process No repayments while you study Prodigy Finance Ltd is incorporated in the United Kingdom (Company Number 05912562) and registered with the Office of the Information Commissioner (Reg. No. Z9851854). Prodigy Finance Ltd is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and entered on the Financial Services Register under firm registration number 612713. Prodigy's registered address is Palladium House 1-4 Argyll Street, London, W1F 7LD

Scheme

Details

Postgraduate Loan Scheme

The UK Government provides a postgraduate loan scheme for students undertaking master's courses.

Non-means-tested loans are made available to students applying to taught and research master's courses*

For more information, visit the Gov.uk website.

Prodigy Finance

Prodigy Finance is revolutionising student finance. Our innovative model offers alumni-funded loans to international students at the world’s top business schools, including Lancaster University Management School. While banks base their loan decisions on historical salaries, Prodigy looks to the future. We assess applicants’ future earning potential (based on the past achievements of similar graduates) to determine loan affordability. Our model is borderless, allowing us to offer competitive rates to students of over 150 nationalities.

Eligibility‌

Accepted students into the following programmes are eligible to apply for a loan with Prodigy:

Rates

Interest rates vary depending on individual applicants. Prodigy’s website provides more details on the loan's terms and conditions and how to apply for it.

Why choose Prodigy?

150 nationalities covered
Competitive interest rates
No collateral or guarantees required
Easy online process
No repayments while you study

Prodigy Finance Ltd is incorporated in the United Kingdom (Company Number 05912562) and registered with the Office of the Information Commissioner (Reg. No. Z9851854). Prodigy Finance Ltd is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and entered on the Financial Services Register under firm registration number 612713. Prodigy's registered address is Palladium House 1-4 Argyll Street, London, W1F 7LD

Lancaster University funding information

University scholarships and bursaries

Lancaster University information on scholarships and bursaries
University funding opportunities searchable database

A searchable database of funding opportunities on the Lancaster University ASK portal.
The Alternative Guide to Postgraduate Funding

A funding resource for current and prospective postgraduate students looking to fund postgraduate study in the UK through grants from charities, trusts, and foundations. Lancaster University students can access the guide for free.