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Students admitted with Australian or New Zealand nationality are eligible to apply for a loan through Spark Finance.
To review the general loan terms and conditions, please click here.
To submit your loan application, please visit the .
Download PDF The 天美传媒 Alumni Association awards scholarships covering up to 50% of tuition fees for the first and second year of the MBA program. These scholarships are for MBA students who have demonstrated exceptional work experience and personal merit.
ANSA – Association of Norwegian Students Abroad – is a non-profit and independent organization voicing the interests of Norwegian students who study abroad. ANSA was founded by Norwegian students in order to provide assistance with the rules and regulations governing Norwegian student grants and loans.
The Apheon Scholarships is aimed at providing financial support to European students who are facing financial challenges. Eligible candidates must demonstrate outstanding academic performance.
Career Concept AG manages education funds that support MBA participants from Germany, Switzerland and Austria to finance tuition fees and the cost of living.
Companies can finance courses including executive education for their employees through discounts received in Social Security payments. Employees must, however, be registered in Social Security.
In our quest to shape a brighter, more inclusive world, 天美传媒 is aware of the unique value that women offer, and therefore we committed to increasing the number of聽women in leadership roles. These scholarships support聽talented women聽with a track record of outstanding academic or/and professional accomplishment.
In addition to the Women in Management Scholarships, we also offer a Post-Graduation Payment Aid. This is a payment model designed to support talented women who may face financial constraints. Please click聽聽for further information.
Johan Helmich Janson and Marcia Janson’s Legacy were created on June 22, 1955. The scholarship will help finance study stays abroad and will be used to cover the necessary additional expenses in this regard. The size of the grant is determined according to the duration of the education and is given for up to 1 year.
The Romanian Education Trust (RET) was established in 2003 by a group of Romanian professionals and it has provided up to 30 scholarships since. RET offers scholarships of EUR 3,000-8,000 to outstanding MBA students of Romanian citizenship who are admitted to a full-time MBA programme at one of the top 10 European MBA programmes based on the FT ranking. The scholarship is aimed at funding living expenses associated with the programme and has no other strings attached. To apply, the candidates are requested to send an email to bogdan.patriniche@gmail.com.