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Lalji PfAL Scholarship at LSE (Historical)

Offered by London School of Economics and Political Science

Lalji PfAL Scholarship at LSE (Historical): LSE’s Lalji PfAL scholarship information found was for 2013/14; no current application for this exact award was verified. Historically citizens of Uganda, Kenya or South Sudan with an offer for MSc Development Management or MSc International Development and Humanitarian Emergencies. The 2013 LSE PfAL award covered fees and living costs according to financial need for two specified development master’s programmes.

Current status

No active call announced

LSE’s Lalji PfAL scholarship information found was for 2013/14; no current application for this exact award was verified.

Last verified: 5 October 2026

Next review: 5 April 2027

Historical details: Clearly marked below where applicable.

Quick facts

Current statusNo active call announced
Study destinationUnited Kingdom
Degree levelMaster's
FundingHistorically Fully Funded
DeadlineNo current deadline announced
DurationHistorical: One-year master’s in the historical award
Study subjectsSocial Sciences
Last checked5 October 2026

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Lalji PfAL Scholarship at LSE (Historical) is offered by London School of Economics and Political Science. LSE’s Lalji PfAL scholarship information found was for 2013/14; no current application for this exact award was verified. Archived exact-name award; current similarly linked Foundation Scholarship is separate.

Lalji PfAL Scholarship at a glance

  • Provider: London School of Economics and Political Science
  • Destination: United Kingdom
  • Level: Master’s
  • Eligibility: Historically citizens of Uganda, Kenya or South Sudan with an offer for MSc Development Management or MSc International Development and Humanitarian Emergencies.
  • Funding: The 2013 LSE PfAL award covered fees and living costs according to financial need for two specified development master’s programmes.
  • Status: LSE’s Lalji PfAL scholarship information found was for 2013/14; no current application for this exact award was verified.

Current call and application dates

LSE’s Lalji PfAL scholarship information found was for 2013/14; no current application for this exact award was verified. Historical call: 2013/14. Older dates belong in the historical fields and should not be interpreted as a live application deadline.

Eligibility and study fit

Historically citizens of Uganda, Kenya or South Sudan with an offer for MSc Development Management or MSc International Development and Humanitarian Emergencies. PfAL currently describes an extracurricular leadership programme, which should not be described as this old scholarship.

Archived exact-name award; current similarly linked Foundation Scholarship is separate.

Funding and costs

The 2013 LSE PfAL award covered fees and living costs according to financial need for two specified development master’s programmes. The current Firoz and Najma Foundation Scholarship is a different named award with Uganda/Belize rules. Funding terms must be checked again if a future cycle opens.

How to apply or check the next call

  1. Check LSE’s current graduate funding listings.
  2. Distinguish the named PfAL award from the current Foundation Scholarship.
  3. Verify any future exact-named call with LSE.
  4. Apply only under a live university funding notice.

Use the official provider information for the current rules.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Lalji PfAL Scholarship currently open for applications?

LSE’s Lalji PfAL scholarship information found was for 2013/14; no current application for this exact award was verified. No live deadline can be assumed. Check the provider for an official new-cycle announcement. Check the linked official page for any updated dates, documents and route-specific requirements.

Who is eligible to apply for the Lalji PfAL Scholarship opportunity?

Historically citizens of Uganda, Kenya or South Sudan with an offer for MSc Development Management or MSc International Development and Humanitarian Emergencies. Pakistani citizenship alone does not meet the published country route. Check the linked official page for any updated dates, documents and route-specific requirements.

What benefits are included in the Lalji PfAL Scholarship award?

The 2013 LSE PfAL award covered fees and living costs according to financial need for two specified development master’s programmes. These details belong to a prior or historical call, so a later award may differ. The current Firoz and Najma Foundation Scholarship is a different named award with Uganda/Belize rules.

What did this scholarship historically cover?

These benefits belong to an earlier verified programme cycle and must be reconfirmed if a new call opens.

The 2013 LSE PfAL award covered fees and living costs according to financial need for two specified development master’s programmes. The current Firoz and Najma Foundation Scholarship is a different named award with Uganda/Belize rules.

TuitionFull
Living stipendCurrent amount not published
AccommodationPartial
TravelUnknown
Health insuranceUnknown
Visa costsNot confirmed by the provider source reviewed
Research allowanceNot separately confirmed

Other verified benefits

The 2013 LSE PfAL award covered fees and living costs according to financial need for two specified development master’s programmes.

Costs not confirmed or not covered

The current Firoz and Najma Foundation Scholarship is a different named award with Uganda/Belize rules.

Who was historically eligible?

These rules describe an earlier programme cycle. A future call may change eligible countries, fields or admission requirements.

Historically citizens of Uganda, Kenya or South Sudan with an offer for MSc Development Management or MSc International Development and Humanitarian Emergencies.

Historically citizens of Uganda, Kenya or South Sudan with an offer for MSc Development Management or MSc International Development and Humanitarian Emergencies. PfAL currently describes an extracurricular leadership programme, which should not be described as this old scholarship.

Prior educationBachelor’s and LSE master’s offer under the historical rules
Gender requirementNo additional restriction confirmed
IELTSDepends on host/course
Host institution requiredYes
Supervisor approvalUnknown
Admission before applicationVerify

Eligible countries

2013/14 award was for citizens of Uganda, Kenya or South Sudan; do not apply that list to any future award.

Language requirements

LSE graduate admissions English conditions apply.

Which documents were historically required?

This is a historical checklist, not a current application checklist.

  • Admission/offer letter

What should you do next?

  1. Check LSE’s current graduate funding listings.
  2. Distinguish the named PfAL award from the current Foundation Scholarship.
  3. Verify any future exact-named call with LSE.
  4. Apply only under a live university funding notice.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Lalji PfAL Scholarship currently open for applications?

LSE’s Lalji PfAL scholarship information found was for 2013/14; no current application for this exact award was verified. No live deadline can be assumed. Check the provider for an official new-cycle announcement. Check the linked official page for any updated dates, documents and route-specific requirements.

Who is eligible to apply for the Lalji PfAL Scholarship opportunity?

Historically citizens of Uganda, Kenya or South Sudan with an offer for MSc Development Management or MSc International Development and Humanitarian Emergencies. Pakistani citizenship alone does not meet the published country route. Check the linked official page for any updated dates, documents and route-specific requirements.

What benefits are included in the Lalji PfAL Scholarship award?

The 2013 LSE PfAL award covered fees and living costs according to financial need for two specified development master’s programmes. These details belong to a prior or historical call, so a later award may differ. The current Firoz and Najma Foundation Scholarship is a different named award with Uganda/Belize rules.