Eligibility at a glance
Pakistan eligibility Yes
Nationality International applicants worldwide
Minimum qualification Bachelor's/equivalent meeting the selected BSE Master's admission criteria
Minimum grade Competitive academic merit; no universal minimum stated
Prerequisite background Strong academic and quantitative background appropriate to the programme; economics/finance/data programmes often require mathematics/statistics preparation
Eligible fields of study Economics, finance, data science, public policy, international trade/development, competition and related quantitative social-science programmes
Work experience Not generally required unless programme-specific
Age limit No general age limit stated
English / language IELTS 6.5, TOEFL 90, Cambridge 180 or Duolingo 120 under current BSE rules unless exempt
Admission required first Yes
Nomination required No
Application fee Host/national application fee may apply
What the scholarship covers
Tuition 25%, 50%, 75% or 100% tuition waivers
Stipend A limited number of fully funded scholarships may also include a stipend
Travel support Not standard
Insurance Not standard
Other benefits All complete applications received by 15 January are considered for the full range of funding
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Verification & official source
Last verified: 8 August 2026
Deadline confidence: Confirmed
BSE applications open in October; candidates completing applications by 15 Jan are considered for all funding opportunities.
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