LSBF in Singapore Celebrates 15th Anniversary with S$1 Million Bursary

The London School of Business and Finance marked 15 years in Singapore by unveiling a S$1 million bursary to support learners and widen educational access.

Justin Tomlinson

Editor-in-Chief, Mora Discover

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The London School of Business and Finance in Singapore has marked its 15th anniversary by announcing a S$1 million bursary. The initiative is intended to reinforce the institution's commitment to supporting students and expanding educational opportunities as it prepares for future development.[1][2]

Since founding its Singapore campus in 2011, the institution has steadily built up its educational programs and regional footprint to address evolving student needs and broader changes across the education sector. The milestone celebration serves as a recognition of its progress over the past decade and a half while establishing priorities for the coming years.[1]

The announcement of the S$1 million bursary stood out as a central element of the anniversary event. The occasion was attended by guest-of-honour Dr. Charlene Chen, Member of Parliament for Tampines Group Representation Constituency.[1]

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