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Talent Scholarship / Unframed Scholarship

€5,000

Next deadline

30.06

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Quick facts

Program

Talent Scholarship / Unframed Scholarship

Amount

€5,000

Last verified: 28 August 2026

About this scholarship

Talent and Unframed Scholarships at Rennes School of Business

You get up to 5,000 EUR cut off your tuition fees. This is a discount on what you pay, not a cash payment, and you receive it once for your programme. Rennes School of Business (RSB) in France runs it, with campuses in Rennes and Paris. There are two versions and you may pick only one. The Talent Scholarship rewards a strong academic and professional record. The Unframed Scholarship rewards a unique life experience or standout activities outside the classroom, plus a global, collaborative outlook. If you win the Unframed one, you act as an ambassador for the school and help with some of its marketing.

Who can apply

  • Admission first: You have been accepted into an RSB programme. You can apply for the scholarship only after you are admitted.
  • Programme: You are starting the first year of the BIM or BIA Bachelor, the Master in Management, or any MSc programme.
  • Nationality: French and international students can both apply.
  • Talent version: You have strong grades and a clear academic or professional track record.
  • Unframed version: You can show a unique life experience or standout activities outside class, plus curiosity to find lasting solutions.
  • Field of study: Any subject RSB teaches qualifies, from management and finance to data, luxury marketing and music business.

How to apply

Once RSB accepts you, a "Scholarships" tab appears in your profile on the online admission portal, and you apply through it. You do not need extra documents. The decision is based on your admission file (transcripts, English score, CV, interview feedback) plus a personal statement about your goals or your "unframed" profile. The deadline is 30 June 2026.

How realistic are your chances?

You can only apply after RSB has already admitted you, so you compete against accepted students, not the whole applicant field. If your admission file clearly shows strong grades or a genuinely distinctive background, and you write a convincing personal statement, your prospects are solid. The two tracks let you play to your strength, so choose the one that fits and apply well before the June deadline.

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