EADA Business School - Central & Eastern European Scholarship Masters

Benefit

The cost of an international Master’s programme at EADA Business School in Barcelona is up to 25% off your tuition fee. The exact amount depends on which Master’s programme you enrol on. For example, the discount of 25% on the Master in Management (28,000 €) 7,000 €, whilst the discount of 25% on the Master’s in Finance (29,700 €) amounts to approximately 7,425 €. If you opt for the International MBA, the discount increases to up to 40%. The discount is deducted from your final tuition fee, thereby reducing the amount you have to pay, rather than being paid out as cash. This is one of EADA’s merit-based scholarships (awarded on the basis of your profile, not your income) for students from Central and Eastern Europe.

Eligibility

• Where you study: You are enrolling on an international Master’s programme at EADA (Management, Finance, Marketing, FinTech & Business Analytics, Pharmaceuticals & Biotech, Sustainable Business, Tourism & Hospitality, or AI for Business) or on the International MBA in Barcelona.
• Nationality: They come from Moldova, Russia, Turkey, Ukraine or Albania.
• Age: You are between 21 and 25 years old.
• Admission: You have already been admitted to the EADA programme of your choice. Only admitted applicants are eligible for the scholarship.
• Merit: You can demonstrate motivation, achievement and potential for growth. The award is granted on the basis of merit, not financial need.

How to apply

Applications must be submitted by email. Please send a covering letter explaining why you are a suitable candidate, along with a letter of recommendation. There are several application deadlines each year, on the 20 of each month from January to June. A panel will review the applications, and you will receive the result by email within two weeks of the deadline for your application.

How realistic are your chances?

The award of this scholarship is restricted to certain countries and age groups, meaning that fewer people can apply than would be the case for an open scholarship. This works in the favour of a suitable candidate. Places are limited, and by the time later application deadlines roll around, they may already have been filled; therefore, you’ll stand the best chance if you apply in January or February. A compelling personal statement that demonstrates genuine impact and ambition is the deciding factor in the selection process.