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£3,000 bursary

Issue #1340 [Jan 19th 2006]

In an attempt to lure graduates into the financial services sector, Deutsche Bank have announced that they will offer an annual bursary of £3,000 to students at five of the country's top universities, including Imperial.

The bank, which is targeting students from all backgrounds, will be offering the bursary to one student at each of Imperial, Oxford, Cambridge, Warwick and the London School of Economics. The offer is "open to all" applicants, who simply have to show a "demonstrable interest in the financial services industry".

Deutsche ensured that the £3,000 they will be providing matches the amount universities will be able to charge in tuition due to top-up fees, starting this year. They hope that the bursaries will help them stand out more to students as a future employer. However, the winners of the bursaries won't be under any obligation to join the bank after graduation. So if you were looking for more beer money, then look no further.

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