Financial Aid /
Scholarships
The
IO-MBA program and the University
of Geneva have introduced
a new scholarship program in September 2016 entering into force from the
2017-2018 intake. This scholarship program has the objective to encour
age and
facilitate the participation of candidates coming from abroad to Geneva, candidates coming
from low and middle income countries as well as candidates working in a
Nonprofit Organization.
The IO-MBA scholarship program
offers 4 types of scholarships:
|
Type
|
Condition
|
Amount
|
|
1. Geneva
University Accommodation Scholarship Provision of a single room |
Based
on a combination of academic merit and financial need. This scholarship is depending on the availability of rooms and granted on a ‘first come first serve’ basis. |
7’200CHF
|
|
2. IO-MBA Scholarship
Reduction on program fees |
Based
on a combination of academic merit and financial need. This scholarship is depending on the availability of funds. |
5’000CHF
|
|
3. Priority Countries Scholarship
Reduction on program fees |
‘Statement
of honor’ describing your personal financial situation, copy of your passport, proof of residence. This scholarship is depending on the availability of funds. |
7’900CHF
|
|
4. Scholarship for Partner IOs & NGOs
Reduction on program fees |
Statement
from the employer attesting your place of work. |
5’925CHF
|
Each type of scholarship is
available on a limited number and candidates who are willing to apply for it
are encouraged to submit their application by 15 November (Round 1). Candidates
can apply for two types of scholarships at the same time, knowing that the
Admission Committee will grant, if possible, the most beneficial scholarship.
Scholarships are based on a combination of academic merit, financial need, and
availability of funds. Should you have any question on our scholarship program,
please don’t hesitate to contact us.
* If a participant is
successfully granted with Geneva
University Accommodation
Scholarship, he/she can request the IO-MBA office a private studio instead by
paying the monthly difference (250CFH/month)
** Based on the UNDP Human
Development Index (HDI): http://hdr.undp.org/en/composite/HDI