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Scholarship programmes
Alumni, supporters and friends from business and society, companies, foundations and business or professional associations provide financial support for scholarships at Frankfurt School. They are crucial as they allow students to pursue their studies at Frankfurt School regardless of their financial situation.
We encourage you to also contribute to scholarships.
We are pleased to establish personal contacts between donors and students who are gifted a scholarship; this has led to many friendships that have lasted far beyond the actual funding period. These tandems meet personally for the first time at the scholarship award ceremony at the beginning of November.
Below we outline our various scholarship programmes; full and partial scholarships are possible. Please note that all contributions for scholarships are tax-deductible.
Diversity Scholarship
Diversity is a central guiding concept at Frankfurt School. In order to strengthen a diverse student body, we have created the Diversity Scholarship. It supports, e.g., international students, young adults with special quantitative skills or female students. Frankfurt School contributes, too, as we double every euro donated from our own funds!
Current funders
Albert und Barbara von Metzler-Stiftung
Andy Hamer
CHOM Capital GmbH
DWS Group
FS Alumni e.V.
Prof. Christian Strenger
Klaus-Peter Müller-Scholarship
Professor Dr h.c. Klaus-Peter Müller, Honorary Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Frankfurt School, has set up a scholarship fund with a generous donation of one million euros. This enables scholarships for Master's and MBA students who are socially committed and have outstanding achievements. They must also provide information on their financial needs. Of course, we would be pleased to receive donations for the Klaus-Peter Müller Scholarship Fund.
For more information, please click on the button below.
Deutschlandstipendium
The Deutschlandstipendium is an initiative by the Federal Government of Germany to support high-achieving students regardless of their social background. The scholarship provides funding of 3,600 euros for one year. Thus, the student receives 300 euros per month.
A scholarship can only be granted, if donors contribute 50 per cent (= 1,800 euros). The remaining 1,800 euros is then provided by federal means.
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
“We are in close contact with the students and know - also from our own experience - how important financial support and a strong network are for them. This is how we support young talent, investing in both their and our collective future as the Frankfurt School alumni community.”
“As an alumna of the Frankfurt School, it is a personal matter of mine to give something back and support young talent. I myself took away important impulses from my time as a student. The Deutschlandstipendium opens the door to successful careers for committed students, and I am happy to be able to make a contribution here.”
It is very important to me to support the next generation of female leaders in business and finance. Education plays a pivotal role in driving change. I am proud to contribute to empowering dedicated young women shaping the future of the economy through a scholarship at one of the leading business universities.
“We are delighted to be able to provide our Deutschlandstipendium scholarship holders with financial support by making this grant. Furthermore, we warmly invite our scholarship holders to come and find out more about our company and our corporate culture – we would love to give young talents a glimpse behind the scenes of Germany’s most popular bank. And who knows? This initial contact could result in an internship or even a full-time job.”
FIRM Risk Management Scholarship
The Frankfurt Institute for Risk Management and Regulation (FIRM) supports students enrolled in the Master of Finance programme with a focus on risk management.
Since 2016, FIRM has also presented the FIRM Risk Management Award, which is given to the three best graduates of the programme. This award recognises particularly outstanding achievements with regard to risk management and highlights students' successes.
ARDIAN Foundation Scholarship
Each year, the ARDIAN Foundation Scholarship supports one first-year student on a Bachelor of Science programme with a full scholarship that covers the entire tuition fees.
Lincoln International Scholarship
The scholarship from M&A advisor Lincoln International supports female Master's students at Frankfurt School. Scholarship holders also do an internship with Lincoln International.
Frankfurt School looks forward to customizing support opportunities that advance corporate partners’ strategic goals. Let’s collaborate to create a scholarship programme that suits you.
Contact
Ute Stützinger
Senior Manager Development