Klaus-Peter Müller Scholarship

For Master's and MBA students at Frankfurt School

Professor Dr. h.c. Klaus-Peter Müller, Honorary Chairman of the Frankfurt School of Finance & Management Foundation's Board of Trustees, established this scholarship with a generous contribution.

It is aimed at Master's and MBA students in financial need. Additional selection criteria include outstanding academic performance and a commitment to community service.

Contribute instead of giving gifts.Supporting talent.

This year, Professor Dr. h.c. Klaus-Peter Müller celebrates his 80th birthday. Instead of gifts, we kindly ask you to support young talent and make a donation in his honor! On September 26, 2024, we celebrated Klaus-Peter Müller with a special symposium.

Who is eligible to apply for the scholarship?

The scholarship is open to German citizens and those who have completed their education in Germany.

The target group consists of young adults living in Germany with an outstanding academic record, initial professional achievements, and demonstrated financial need for their studies. Special personal and family circumstances, as well as community involvement, are also considered during the selection process. This scholarship enables applicants to pursue their studies at Frankfurt School, which would not be possible without financial assistance. If they maintain consistently excellent performance, they receive financial support for the duration of their studies.

Fostering a culture of "Giving Back" at Frankfurt School

Professor Dr. h.c. Klaus-Peter Müller’s scholarship fund sets an important example of philanthropic engagement at Frankfurt School. Scholarship recipients are encouraged, during their studies, to actively participate as FS Ambassadors and contributors to student life at the institution. After graduation, they are expected to remain involved as alumni, giving back to the school by donating to the scholarship fund themselves.

Join Professor Dr. h.c. Klaus-Peter Müller in fostering a culture of "Giving Back" at Frankfurt School by contributing to this scholarship fund and keeping the spirit of philanthropy alive.