Accepted Subject Areas?
Frankfurt School awards a total of six STIBET III Matching Funds scholarships for new international Master’s students in the following study programmes:
- Master of Finance (M.Sc.)
- Master of International Business (M.A.)
- Master in Management (M.Sc.)
- Business Administration
- International Business Administration
- Management, Philosophy & Economics
The STIBET programme, which is funded by the Auswärtiges Amt (Federal Foreign Office) and the DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service), provides financial support to international degree-seeking students.
Frankfurt School of Finance & Management awards two scholarships worth approx. EUR 2640 each for incoming international Bachelor students to help them settle in. The undergraduate scholarships are open to students who are not German citizens, are not currently residing in Germany and successfully passed the assessment procedure of the 2012 intake, Business Administration, International Business Administration and Management, Philosophy & Economics
Scholarship Type: Undergraduate and Master’s Scholarship in Germany
By what Criteria is Selection Made?
Selection criteria include candidates’ academic results (marks at A-Level or equivalent, or grade of first degree), performance in the GMAT (or equivalent), and extra-curricular achievements.
What are the benefits?
The STIBET III Matching Funds scholarships comprise a cost-of-living subsidy of approximately EUR 440 per month from September 2012 to February 2013. The stipends scholarship will be paid in six instalments.
Eligible Countries
International students
To be taken at (country): Frankfurt School of Finance and Management, Germany
What time of year does Application Close?
Application Deadline: 15 August 2012
Offered annually? Not Specified
How can I Apply?
Prospective students have to apply by 15 August by sending a one-page description of their achievements and their financial situation to the International Office, Silvia Kribus (s.kribus@fs.de). Selection will be made based on curricular and extracurricular achievements as well as financial needs.
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