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Frankfurt School of Finance

Frankfurt, Germany
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ProgrammeTuitionTotal costExpected salaryAcceptance rateDuration
Finance$51,266$89,690$80,00035%24 months
Management$41,362$79,786$80,00035%24 months
Data Science$41,540$79,964$80,00035%24 months

Entry requirements

Instead of the GMAT/GRE you can take the school’s own test

Application deadlines

Intake: Agosto 2027

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Scholarships

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€992/monthDAAD scholarships

For a master's in Germany: €992 a month, a flat-rate travel allowance and in many cases health insurance. Who can apply and the deadlines depend on your country: check them in the DAAD scholarship database.

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About Frankfurt School of Finance

Frankfurt School of Finance & Management is a private, non-profit business school in Frankfurt am Main whose story begins in 1957 with the Bankakademie, founded by Karl Friedrich Hagenmüller and Reinhold Sellien to train bank employees. The academy grew with German banking — restructured in 1966 with the private banking associations and cooperative banks as members — and in 1990 established the Hochschule für Bankwirtschaft, whose first 35 graduates completed business degrees in 1995 combining study with work placements. Authorised to award doctorates since 2004, the school now teaches undergraduate, postgraduate, doctoral and executive programmes in business, finance and management, working with companies, central banks and NGOs.

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