Tuition, expenses & financial aid

Tuition fees include medical insurance, which is not refundable. Enrollment in the health plan commences the day classes begin. Spouses may be included in the plan for a nominal additional fee. The plan does not cover prescription drugs and medicines, nor visits to the dentist.

Students generally finance their study for the PhD through a combination of their own resources, scholarships and bank loans. You will find below a partial list of sources of scholarship funding in various countries and regions.

No application will be disregarded for financial reasons. Financial aid based on need and merit may be granted by IESE in the form of scholarships within specific fields designated by IESE as areas of priority research. Such aid may be renewed each year depending on the student's academic record in the course of the PhD program.

Doctoral Fellowships are also available.
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Students are required to work as research assistants for at least five hours a week during their first two years and ten hours a week starting in their third year.

IESE’s PhD in Management program is pleased to announce a new scholarship to finance the studies of a PhD student interested in conducting research in the area of family-owned business.

For more information on admission to the program please see the PhD in Management program homepage.

Trinidad Fernández, at doctoral@iese.edu or call (+34) 93 253 42 00