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Engineers in Business Fellowship (EIBF) is the registered charity that promotes business education for engineers. It was founded in 2011 to fund the Sainsbury Management Fellows MBA Scholarships for engineers and other activities.

Members of Engineers in Business Fellowship (who are known as Sainsbury Management Fellows) have each received a Sainsbury Management Scholarship which enabled them to study for an MBA at a leadering international business school. The awards began in 1987 and are administered by the Royal Academy of Engineering and are funded by the Gatsby Charitable Foundation.

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Pablo Lopez Bouzas at his graduation from INSEAD Singapore in December 2019

MBA Scholarships

MBA
SCHOLARSHIPS

Over 375 engineers have received Sainsbury Management Fellows Scholarships to study for an MBA. The Sainsbury Management Fellows Alumni (SMFs) engage in networking and educational activities to promote business and education.

Business Competitions

BUSINESS
COMPETITIONS

Engineers in Business Fellowship encourages engineering undergraduates to get involved in business innovation and develop a passion for entrepreneurship by participating in university enterprise competitions.

mentoring

CAREER
MENTORING

Are you a talented engineer seeking a mentor? Engineers who have received their MBAs through the Sainsbury Management Fellows scheme are available to mentor undergraduate and young engineers.

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Engineers in Business is a Registered Charity (number 1147203) that promotes business education for engineers. It was founded in 2011 to fund the Sainsbury Management Fellows MBA Scholarships for engineers and other activities. To guarantee the long-term future, EIBF is driving forward a fundraising campaign that will ensure the SMF scholarship scheme is self-sustaining and continues to support young engineers to undertake MBA degrees at the world’s best business schools.

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EIBF sponsors the University of Sheffield's Engineering You're Hired Event for all second-year undergraduates.

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