Karen Napier Scholarships , MSc in Investment Analysis , 2014

University of Stirling -CFA Program Partner

Offers on a competitive basis

The MSc in Investment Analysis is an internationally recognised one year taught Masters course which has CFA Program Partner recognition. The Stirling MSc in Investment Analysis team has an unrivalled reputation in the UK CFA Research Challenge. A Stirling team has competed in all but one of the seven UK CFA Research Challenge Finals since the competition began in 2008, winning in 2010 and coming second in 2013.

The programme covers at least 70% of CFA Level I, II and III content and provides advanced training for students from around the world who work, or seek to work, as investment management professionals or who wish to pursue a range of careers in the finance sector. Such is the international reputation of the programme that students come from a wide variety of cultures, educational and professional backgrounds, giving the programme a unique flavour and producing graduates that are highly employable and highly sought after. More information about Stirling Management School may be found at www.stir.ac.uk/management/

For 2014 entry we are pleased to offer two Karen Napier Scholarships on the MSc in Investment Analysis. Generously funded by donations made to the Karen Napier Charity in memory of Karen, a graduate of the course, each Scholarship meets tuition fees for an Overseas or Home/EU student at up to £15,900 leaving no course fees to pay and provides an additional maintenance award of £3,500. 

The Karen Napier Scholarships are open to all applicants regardless of nationality and will be awarded on a competitive basis. For entry into the competition applicants must have completed the relevant Scholarship application form and be in receipt of an offer of a place on the course by the closing date of 10 June 2014.  

To access further details about the Scholarships and the Scholarship application form please go towww.stir.ac.uk/management/scholarships-studentships-and-funding/