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Germany 2026 intakes: rolling admissions with scholarship rounds — applying early in the cycle improves both admission and scholarship prospects

Frankfurt School of Finance & Management Scholarship

Frankfurt School of Finance & Management is a leading private, triple-accredited German business school based in Europe's banking capital, offering English-taught Master's programmes (finance, management, data analytics, applied data science, international business) and an MBA. Because these are fee-charging private programmes, Frankfurt School offers a range of merit-based tuition scholarships that reduce fees for strong applicants — awards vary from partial reductions to more substantial cuts depending on the programme, your academic record, and (for MBA) professional achievement, GMAT/GRE, and leadership. For Sri Lankan applicants aiming at a finance or business career in Germany, this is a credible route into a highly-ranked school with strong recruiter links in banking and consulting, and the location in Frankfurt is a genuine employment advantage. Be realistic: even with a scholarship, private-school tuition plus Frankfurt living costs make this a significant investment, so weigh the net cost against fully-funded public-university or DAAD options. Confirm the exact scholarship amounts, deadlines, and any GMAT/GRE expectations for your specific programme.

Frankfurt School of Finance & Management

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Value

Merit Tuition Scholarships

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Programmes

English-taught Master's & MBA

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Accreditation

Triple-Accredited Business School

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International Applicant

Open to international applicants to Frankfurt School's degree programmes. Sri Lankan citizens are eligible.

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Academic + Professional Merit

Master's scholarships weigh your Bachelor's results and profile; MBA scholarships also weigh work experience, leadership, and GMAT/GRE. A strong, well-evidenced application competes for larger reductions.

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English Proficiency

Programmes are taught in English and require IELTS/TOEFL (typically IELTS ~6.5+) or an English-medium degree; a Sri Lankan MOI letter can evidence English-medium study.

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Net-Cost Reality

Scholarships reduce but rarely eliminate private-school tuition. Budget honestly for the remaining fees plus Frankfurt living costs, and compare against fully-funded public-university or DAAD routes before committing.

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Apply for admission to a programme

Submit your application for the chosen Master's or MBA through Frankfurt School's admissions portal with transcripts, CV, essays, references, and (where required) GMAT/GRE and English evidence.

Be assessed for a merit scholarship

Most scholarships are assessed as part of admission or via a short scholarship section — applying early in the cycle improves your chances of the larger awards.

Receive offer and scholarship decision

The offer letter states any tuition scholarship granted. Accept and pay the confirmation deposit to secure your place and award.

Arrange the German study visa

Apply for the German national (type D) study visa with your admission and scholarship letters, and evidence of funds for the remaining tuition and living costs (typically via a blocked account).

Why Frankfurt School?

Frankfurt School is a top German private business school in the heart of continental Europe's financial centre, with triple accreditation and strong recruiter relationships across banking, consulting, and fintech. Its English-taught programmes and Frankfurt location are a direct advantage for finance-focused careers.