EU Business School Switzerland Academic Excellence Scholarship
EU Business School is a private, English-taught business school with Swiss campuses in Geneva and Montreux, alongside Barcelona and Munich, and it operates a transfer system that lets students move between campuses during a degree. Its academic excellence scholarships reduce tuition by 10-50% and are renewable against performance. Two things are worth being clear about. First, this is a private business school, not a Swiss public university — its degrees are accredited through international bodies and partner universities rather than the Swiss federal system, so verify how the specific award will be recognised for your intended career or further study, particularly if you plan to return to a regulated profession. Second, the practical draw for Sri Lankan students is real: English-taught business degrees in Switzerland with rolling intakes, no Swiss language requirement, and multi-campus mobility across Europe.
Rolling intakes in October, January and March — scholarship assessed with each application
EU Business School (Geneva & Montreux campuses)
University-funded
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Tuition Reduction
10-50%, renewable
Campus Transfer
Geneva, Montreux, Barcelona, Munich
Levels
Bachelor's, Master's and MBA
info How this award actually works
Who awards it
EU Business School (Geneva & Montreux campuses) — not Lanka Scholar. We are not the awarding body and cannot grant, reserve or guarantee this award.
How you are considered
Through your admission application. Awards like this are usually assessed automatically from the application you already submit — there is typically no separate scholarship form to fill in.
What it covers
10-50% Tuition Reduction (renewable on academic performance). This is a reduction in tuition, not a full ride. You still fund the remainder, plus living costs and the balance your visa requires you to show.
Where we come in
We make the admission application strong enough to be competitive — course choice, documents, references and deadlines. The funder makes the decision.
fact_check Eligibility Criteria
Academic Record
Bachelor's applicants need Sri Lankan A-Levels or an equivalent with good grades; Master's and MBA applicants need a recognised Bachelor's degree, with work experience expected for the MBA.
Interview and Leadership Evidence
Scholarship assessment includes an interview and a review of leadership, extracurricular and professional achievement. Prepare concrete examples rather than general claims.
Check Degree Recognition
Confirm in writing which body accredits the specific degree you are applying to and how it is recognised in Sri Lanka and in any country you plan to work in. Do this before paying a deposit — it is the single most important due-diligence step with any private international campus.
English Proficiency
IELTS 6.0-6.5 or TOEFL iBT 80 depending on level, with waivers where prior study was fully in English. No French or German requirement for the English-taught programmes.
account_tree Application Process
Confirm campus, programme and accreditation
Decide between the Geneva and Montreux campuses and confirm the programme's accreditation and awarding body in writing before proceeding.
Submit the application
- Certified transcripts and degree or A-Level certificates
- CV and personal statement
- One or two references
- English proficiency evidence or Medium of Instruction letter
Scholarship interview
Attend the admissions and scholarship interview, held online for overseas applicants. The award band is decided from the combination of academic record, interview and any professional achievement.
Review the full cost and renewal terms
Model the net tuition after the award, plus Swiss living costs of roughly CHF 20,000 a year, and read the grade threshold required to keep the scholarship in later years.
Swiss student visa
Apply for the national D visa with the admission letter and proof of funds covering tuition and living costs. Processing from Colombo takes eight to twelve weeks.
Why EU Business School?
Founded in 1973, EU Business School teaches business, management and finance in English across campuses in Switzerland, Spain and Germany, with a student body drawn from more than 100 nationalities. The campus-transfer system and rolling intakes give it flexibility that traditional European universities do not offer.
1973
Founded
100+
Nationalities
3 Intakes
Per Academic Year
Looking for a scholarship because of the cost?
Then start here instead. Scholarships are competitive, usually partial, and decided by someone else — they are the least reliable way to make studying abroad affordable. Your destination and course choice move the number far more, and both are entirely within your control.
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Tuition, living costs, visa funds and flights for your destination — so you know the gap you are actually trying to close.
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