Semillero's Program:
In the case of two students who are eligible for support under the Semilleros Scholarships, and who are selected and nominated by COLFUTURO, LSE will contribute by the way of a full award in the amount for the tuition fee payable for the Taught Master’s program. If the programme is a two year’s Master’s, the award will be renewable for the second year in the same amount, subject to satisfactory academic performance.
Other COLFUTURO beneficiaries:
Students offered a place for full-time graduate studies at LSE and who are selected as beneficiaries of the Loan-Scholarship Program of COLFUTURO will be eligible or considered for the shared financing under this agreement.
LSE will provide a scholarship of 30% of the tuition fees, to all eligible students, excluding those undertaking specific modular or executive programmes such as the MSc Finance (Part time), the MSc Health Economics, Policy and Management and the MSc International Strategy and Diplomacy or fully funded programmes such as Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity.
LSE will offer this financial support for Master´s students for a period of one or two academic years, depending on the length of their programme and for PhD students for a maximum of three academic year(s). Offer holders on specific modular or executive programmes will not be considered eligible for this shared financing. You can find more information here.
To receive the 30% stipulated in the agreement, the beneficiary must allocate at least 5,000 USD under the tuition fee line item in their budget.
Useful Information:
Convocatoria COLFUTURO
Programa Crédito Beca 2027
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Hora Colombia
About the university
The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) is the world's leading university for the social sciences. Based in the heart of London, we are a global community of people and ideas that transform the world. The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide has ranked LSE as the top university in the UK and named the School as its ‘University of the Year 2025’.
Each year we welcome more than 70 new Colombians to LSE and, in addition to contributing to the academic life of the School, these students organize the Students’ Union Colombian Society, which acts as a “home away from home” and promotes Colombian culture to a global audience.
Our graduates go on to shape with the world and are highly sought after by employers, with LSE being ranked eighth globally for employer reputation in the QS Graduate Employability Rankings and enjoying some of the highest starting salaries of any UK university.
LSE offers more than 190 postgraduate programmes across a wide range of disciplines. Visit our Study at LSE webpages to find out more and start your journey to London.
