David and Duncan Clark Scholarship

Who it is for

• David and Duncan Clark Scholarship OverviewThe David and Duncan Clark Scholarship is awarded to students ordinarily resident in Asia, with an interest in economic development and/or technology.Funding is available for tuition fees only.
• Living expenses will not be covered under this award.Programmes includedThe Master in Public Administration (MPA)The Master in Public Policy (MPP)The MPA in Data Science for Public Policy (MPA-DSPP)Please note that double degrees with Columbia University, University of Toronto and Sciences Po are excluded from this scheme.
• Furthermore, MPA applicants must make clear their commitment to spending both years of their degree at LSE rather than spending the second year at one of the SPP’s dual degree partner institutions.
• EligibilityApplicants must be ordinarily resident in Asia.
• Applicants must demonstratePrevious academic excellence, evidenced by grades from previous academic study and supported by references from previous professorsA demonstrable interest in economic development and/or technologyTheir potential to become a future expert and leader in their fieldA commitment to public service in the in their future career
• with a compelling rationale for choosing this vocation Preference will be given to those applicants who would otherwise lack the financial means to study at the LSE School of Public Policy.

Good to know

David and Duncan Clark Scholarship OverviewThe David and Duncan Clark Scholarship is awarded to students ordinarily resident in Asia, with an interest in economic development and/or technology.Funding is available for tuition fees only. Living expenses will not be covered under this award.Programmes includedThe Master in Public Administration (MPA)The Master in Public Policy (MPP)The MPA in Data Science for Public Policy (MPA-DSPP)Please note that double degrees with Columbia University, University of Toronto and Sciences Po are excluded from this scheme. Furthermore, MPA applicants must make clear their commitment to spending both years of their degree at LSE rather than spending the second year at one of the SPP’s dual degree partner institutions. EligibilityApplicants must be ordinarily resident in Asia. Applicants must demonstratePrevious academic excellence, evidenced by grades from previous academic study and supported by references from previous professorsA demonstrable interest in economic development and/or technologyTheir potential to become a future expert and leader in their fieldA commitment to public service in the in their future career with a compelling rationale for choosing this vocation Preference will be given to those applicants who would otherwise lack the financial means to study at the LSE School of Public Policy. Exact official public LSE evidence revalidated 2026-09-11, unsupported precision omitted.