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LSE Executive Global Master’s in Management

Hinrich Foundation scholarship

This 17-month part-time modular postgraduate degree provides working professionals world-class training in management and leadership, and a platform to transition into a top-level senior management role. The scholarship aims to support individuals who are focused on making a lasting contribution to sustainable trade worldwide.

Special announcement

Elizabeth Brown and Zhenliang Bai (Warren) join the Hinrich Foundation family as the 2023 Hinrich Global Trade Leader scholarship recipients for the Executive Global Master’s in Management program at London School of Economics. Read our special announcement here.

About the scholarship - Academic Year 2024

Eligibility	Open to applicants admitted to the LSE EGMiM program who: Have at least 5-years’ work experience in global trade and / or demonstrate a strong interest in pursuing career in this domain Show motivation to work in Asia post-EGMiM and display a strong interest in working in international trade-related sectors
What	Two scholarships of £21,000 each
Where	LSE London, UK; Beijing, China; Bangalore, India
When	Classes begin in August 2024
Application Deadline	To be confirmed

Scholarship graduates will be encouraged to engage with the Hinrich Foundation Alumni Association (HFAA) for mentorship, networking and possible career opportunities.

Applicants need to be admitted to the LSE EGMiM program to be eligible for the scholarship. Learn more about the program and the admission process here.

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Meet our Hinrich scholars & alumni

Global business

Journalism & communication

Manufacturing engineering

Master of Global Trade

Policy

“I am committed to championing equity and sustainability in global trade. I believe that true progress lies in the creation of inclusive trade systems that uplift small businesses while ensuring the preservation of our planet's precious resources.”

Elizabeth Brown, United States

London School of Economics, Executive Global Master’s in Management, Class of 2025

Head of Partnerships, Building Markets

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“Multilateral trading contributes to international relations and regional harmony. Removing barriers to trade is paramount, especially when trade policies are wielded as tools of conflict.”

Zhenliang Bai (Warren), China

London School of Economics, Executive Global Master’s in Management, Class of 2025

Director of Supply Chain Management and Product Development, Seawit Life Science

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“The Hinrich Global Trade Leader Scholarship gives me the opportunity to challenge my thinking, exchange new ideas, and together, build a stronger global trade environment for the future.”

David Lin, US & Taiwan

London School of Economics, Executive Global Master’s in Management, Class of 2024

Head of Strategy, Marketing Communications (Greater China), Apple

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“The Global Trade Leader Scholarship and Hinrich Community will enable me to leverage unique research and networks to support the quest for emerging markets to be treated fairly.”

Johan Odendaal, South Africa

London School of Economics, Executive Global Master’s in Management, Class of 2024

Managing Director (South Africa), Corpag

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“Hinrich Foundation has given me the opportunity to become a worldwide leader, connecting Latin America with Asia to keep on transforming the B2B transactions into a more global, sustainable and equitable manner.”

Catalina Troncosco Rojas, Chile

London School of Economics, Executive Global Master’s in Management, Class of 2023

Director of Finance, wherEX

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“The Hinrich Global Trade Leader Scholarship will enable me to promote sustainable global trade within the global fashion sector and support with leading the way to a more sustainable future.”

Kiara Alves Walters, Portugal

London School of Economics, Executive Global Master’s in Management, Class of 2023

Senior Strategy Manager, Farfetch

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