How to fund your master's degree?
Ready to invest in yourself?
Discover the various ways you can finance/support your studies.
From study loans to scholarships: discover the options that work best for you!
Student Loans
Prodigy Finance Loans
AMS, as top business school and triple crown accredited, is recognized by Prodigy Finance for funding of our programs.
International students can contact Prodigy Finance for funding of all of our Master programs.
Funding from Prodigy can cover 100% of the tuition fee plus living expenses (minus any scholarship).
Brain Capital
BrainCapital is a financing house/method for full-time and part-time students, both international (EU) and local.
Students can apply directly via the website with their admission letter, transcripts, and resume and Braincapital will then schedule an online call to exchange more information (their financing system etc. If the application is approved, BrainCapital provides the funds to the student.
Students start paying back when the professional career starts.
Payments in installments
We advise students to check the financing options mentioned above first, but:
- Upon request and internal approval, AMS can in certain specific/exceptional circumstances propose a deferred payment scheme.
- In this case the tuition fee will be increased to cover for the financing and administration cost.
More information can be provided by your program manager or program coordinator.
Scholarships
For select students, a scholarship is awarded in the form of a tuition fee reduction.
The scholarship is awarded in the form of a tuition fee reduction, covering 25 to 50% of the tuition expenses depending on your profile. The scholarship amount will be deducted from the total tuition fee prior to the commencement of the academic year.
Although we aim to distribute scholarships fairly across different Full-Time Master's programs, in some cases, we may give priority to applicants from certain programs.
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