The aim of this scholarship programme is to provide highly talented candidates with an opportunity to study irrespective of their financial circumstances.
Scholarships cover a partial amount of tuition for the Master of Leadership in Sustainable Finance online programme (maximum 30%).
Selection criteria include candidates’ academic achievements (grade of undergraduate degree), performance during the Frankfurt School selection procedure and candidates’ personal achievements (professional and international experience, extracurricular activities, social commitment, and intercultural skills,), motivation, and financial needs.
Scholarship Application
To receive a Frankfurt School partial scholarship for the Master of Leadership in Sustainable Finance you need to submit an application. The scholarship application will be completed within the online application and should include the following:
1. A statement delivered to our scholarship committee clearly showing what makes you an outstanding student and why you are the perfect scholarship candidate.
For this, you have three options:
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Short video (max 2 minutes) - preferred;
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PowerPoint presentation (max. 5 slides) or
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An essay (max. 500 words)
2. Explain how you will finance the remaining part of tuition fee (keep in mind that the partial scholarship might be less than 30%)
Please note that funds for this scholarship are limited.
Completed applications must be submitted by July 31st. Incomplete applications or applications received after this date will not be considered for a scholarship. Frankfurt School awards the master scholarships continuously throughout the admission process on a “first come first serve” basis. Therefore, we recommend that you apply as soon as possible.
A scholarship committee will review the scholarship candidates only once the application is completed and the applicant is admitted to the master programme online. The final decision on the scholarship amount lies with the scholarship committee. The scholarship committee’s decision is final and candidates have no legal entitlement to a scholarship.