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IMMIT Scholarships at Tilburg University

You get a partial tuition waiver (a discount on your tuition fee) if you are an EU student joining the International Master in Management of IT (IMMIT). The IMMIT is a two-year triple-degree master run jointly by Tilburg University (Netherlands), Aix-Marseille University / IAE Aix (France) and the University of Turku (Finland), so you finish with three separate master's degrees. Tuition for EU students is 4,400 EUR per academic year, and the waiver cuts part of that cost for the strongest applicants. On top of this, all IMMIT students, EU and non-EU, can apply for an Erasmus Mobility Grant of about 450 to 540 EUR per month during the second semester (Turku) and third semester (Tilburg) to help with travel and living costs. The programme helps you apply for it.

Who can apply

• Programme: You are enrolling in the International Master in Management of IT (IMMIT).
• Nationality: You are an EU citizen.
• Degree: You hold a bachelor's degree (180 ECTS) in management, economics, business administration, computer science or information systems. An engineering degree with IT coursework also qualifies. You can also apply in your final bachelor's year.
• Grades: You have a grade-point average of at least 3.0 (B), or 7/10. A slightly lower score can still work with strong motivation.
• English: You meet the English requirement, for example IELTS 6.5, TOEFL iBT 90, or Cambridge C1/C2 at 176.
• Admission test: You submit a GMAT score (Focus Edition, minimum 525) or a GRE score. You are exempt if you come from one of the organising or partner universities.

How to apply

You apply for the IMMIT programme through the IAE Aix-Marseille online system (MoveIN), and the scholarship is decided as part of the admission process. The deadline for autumn entry is 1 June, with late applications accepted until 14 June. Shortlisted applicants have an online interview with the IMMIT Admission Board. You hear back within 1 to 6 weeks.

How realistic are your chances?

This award is narrow: it is only for EU students on one specific two-year programme, so the applicant pool is small compared with open scholarships. If you clearly meet the degree, grade and test requirements and can show strong motivation, your prospects are solid. Apply early, as the waiver goes to the strongest candidates and places are limited.