Sainsbury Management Fellowship - Benefits of A Sainsbury Management Fellowship

Benefits of A Sainsbury Management Fellowship

  • A total of £30,000 for tuition cost of a full-time MBA course at a leading international business school (from a designated list).
  • Access to the members of the Sainsbury Management Fellowship who act as a network of informal career advice and cross-mentoring.
  • Access to career development seminars and workshops periodically organised by the Sainsbury Management Fellowship.

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