Thanks to a generous bequest from the late Maurice and Natalie Benavitch, St Catharine's College offers up to five scholarships worth £10,000 to outstanding Cambridge MBA candidates. The scholarships are awarded on the basis of merit and are intended for candidates who will become leaders in the practice or study of management and business.
Recipients of the Benavitch Scholarships will become members of St Catharine's College, which was founded in 1473 and is situated in the centre of Cambridge, approximately five minutes' walk from Cambridge Judge Business School. They will become members of the College's Middle Combination Room, which is the society for graduate students of the College.
Do I qualify for a St Catharine's Benavitch Scholarship for Cambridge MBA students?
Applying
If you want to be considered for the St Catharine's Benavitch Scholarship for Cambridge MBA
students, you must have accepted a place on the Cambridge MBA by 22 February 2021.
Once you have accepted your place on the Cambridge MBA, please inform your Admissions
Coordinator that you would like to apply for St Catharine's College and the Benavitch Scholarship. You
will need to submit a 300-word essay outlining the contribution you expect to make to business and
society in the future.
Deadline for the St Catharine's Benavitch Scholarship for Cambridge MBA students
All candidates with a First or GPA over 3.7, a GMAT score of 700 and three years' post-grad work experience.
You will need to specify St Catharine's as your College preference and apply to be a member of this College in order to be considered for this scholarship.
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