Lauritz Beck's Scholarship
Lauritz Beck's Scholarship €250
Quick facts
Institution
Lauritz Beck's Scholarship
Program
Lauritz Beck's Scholarship
Amount
€250
Last verified: 16 October 2026
About this scholarship
What you get
You will receive a one-off grant of 250 EUR to help fund your studies on a business or management degree programme. This is a one-off payment and not an ongoing monthly grant. The scholarship is awarded by the DSEB in Copenhagen from funds provided by the Farvehandler Lauritz Beck Legacy Fund.
Who can apply
- Field of study: You study a commercial or business-related programme.
- Where you study: You’re studying in Denmark.
- Nationality: Any nationality can apply.
- Place of birth (bonus, not required): If you were born in the town of Kolding or in the municipality of Gram in South Jutland, you will be given priority. To claim this entitlement, please state this in your application and enclose supporting documentation. Everyone else is still welcome to apply.
How to apply
Applications must be submitted online via the ‘Grant Compass’ portal, which is linked from the DSEB website. The deadline for applications is 10 June 2026, and funding will be awarded in September. The DSEB will only contact successful applicants; you will therefore not receive any notification if your application is rejected.
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