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By donating or sponsoring a scholarship, you can help a promising candidate pursue a course of study at Frankfurt School regardless of their financial circumstances. By doing so, you personally support a talented, committed student. Full or partial scholarships are available.
At the formal scholarship award ceremony, funders and scholarship recipients have their first opportunity to meet in person.
Diversity is a core principle at Frankfurt School. To encourage it among our students, we have established the Diversity Scholarship. This programme is designed to support international students, young individuals with exceptional quantitative skills, women, entrepreneurs, and students who demonstrate outstanding commitment. The Frankfurt School also makes a unique contribution: we match every euro with our own funds, doubling the impact.
Current funders
Albert und Barbara von Metzler-Stiftung
Andy Hamer
CHOM Capital GmbH
DWS Group
FS Alumni e.V.
Prof. Christian Strenger
Professor Dr. h.c. Klaus-Peter Müller, Honorary Chairman of the Board of Trustees at Frankfurt School, has established a scholarship fund for Master’s and MBA students with limited financial means.
Academic excellence and social engagement are also key criteria for selection. As he celebrates his 80th birthday on September 26, 2024, Professor Müller and Frankfurt School requested donations to the scholarship fund in lieu of gifts.
The scholarship is intended for students with outstanding academic records and financial need, enabling them to pursue their studies at Frankfurt School. It also promotes a "giving back" culture, encouraging alumni to contribute to the scholarship fund after graduation.
Join Professor Müller in supporting this initiative!
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The Deutschlandstipendium is an initiative by the Federal Government of Germany that supports high-achieving students irrespective of their social background. The scholarship provides total funding of €3,600 per year, with recipients receiving €300 per month.
Of the €3,600 annual funding, €1,800 is contributed by private sponsors, while the remaining amount is funded by the government.
Your contribution is tax-deductible.
For further information:
Current funders
B
Henner Böttcher
Oliver Bader
Bank J. Safra Sarasin
Berlin Hyp
D
Simon Dörr
Deutsche Vermögensberatung AG
DZ BANK-Stiftung
F
Frankfurt School Alumni e.V.
Frankfurter Sparkasse
Frankfurter Volksbank eG
G
Gonder Facility Services GmbH
H
Jasper und Martina Hanebuth
Jörg Hessenmüller
Christian Hofäcker
Matthias Holfeld
Simon Holz
I
ING-DiBa AG
K
Hendrik Keith
Dr. Michael Kemmer
Julian Keuerleber
Oliver und Nikola Kopp
Frank und Kirsten Krauthäuser
M
Dr. Horst Müller
Fabian Muselmann
Marga Coing-Stiftung
N
Dr. Eliomaria Narducci
Jennifer Nerlich
Rainer Neske
Nassauische Sparkasse
P
Gloria und Michael Pfaue
Claudia Pörings
S
Silvia Schmitten-Walgenbach
Sparda-Bank Hessen eG
T
Andreas Telian
V
Max von Kempis
W
Sabine Walser
Z
Prof. Dr. Matthias Zieschang
The Frankfurt Institute for Risk Management and Regulation (FIRM) specifically supports students in the Master of Finance programme with a focus on Risk Management.
In addition, since 2016, FIRM has presented the FIRM Risk Management Award, which honours the top three graduates of the programme. This award recognises exceptional achievements in risk management and highlights the accomplishments of the students.
The ARDIAN Foundation Scholarship provides full financial support each year to a first-year student enrolled in one of the Bachelor of Science programmes, covering the entire tuition fees at the Frankfurt School.
The scholarship recognises outstanding academic achievements and is aimed at female students pursuing one of the Master of Science programmes at Frankfurt School.