The IESE International Foundation has created the MBA Scholarship Program as a way to encourage international talent and also to attract young accomplished professionals. To this end, the Scholarship program is particularly geared towards two demographics: students with both financial need and promising talent, and bright students from developing countries who would potentially return home with their newly acquired knowledge and insights.

Companies can finance courses including executive education for their employees through discounts received in Social Security payments. Employees must, however, be registered in Social Security.

The Government of Canada and most provincial and regional governments work in partnership to deliver federal and provincial student loan and grant programs. Each student needs to apply to his/her province of residence.

The Rafael del Pino Foundation offers scholarships to Spanish students pursuing graduate degrees in business in Spain (Advanced Management and Strategic Management and Social Leadership Programs mainly).

IESE International Foundation support and encourage students enrolled in internationally renowned Spanish business schools to develop their skills in two main areas: research and teaching. The duration of the scholarship is one year, renewable on a yearly basis for up to four years

IESE Business School is registered at the U.S. Department of Education as an accredited foreign school and is eligible to disburse U.S. Federal Loans (Stafford Loan and Graduate PLUS Loan) through the Direct Loan Program. (MBA Program eligible for this loan)

The Scholarship for savers (Beca para ahorradores) is for those students who manage to make ends meet with little money. The 3 scholarships include a monthly financial aid of 300€ for a whole year. Another 12,000 scholarships for the whole world: http://www.european-funding-guide.eu/

La Caixa Foundation has set up a programme of 20 scholarships for PhD students.

IESE and the ONCE Foundation offer an annual scholarship that covers 65% of the tuition fees for physically disabled individuals. These scholarships highlight IESE’s aim of supporting the integration of people with physical disabilities in high-level education and the business world. Applicants must be legally recognized as having a 33% disability. Disability is required. A committee that includes members of the ONCE Foundation and IESE’s EMBA program will select the scholarship

Loans are offered by the AGAUR agency for fiscal residents in Catalonia.

For approved programs, the Post-9/11 GI Bill provides up to 36 months of education benefits.

Eligible U.S. veterans may cover, by applying for the benefit, a part of their tuition fees and living costs. To see the current payment rates for the Post-9/11 GI Bill click here.

Private U.S. loan with a competitive interest rate.

Nationalities: All nationalities except those regions which are not eligible. Please consult Prodigy’s webpage.

The loan may cover up to 100% of the cost of attendance for the MBA and MIM, up to 80% cost of tuition for the EMBA, and up to 50% of the tuition cost for the GEMBA.

The IESE Alumni Association awards five scholarships covering 50% of tuition fees for the first and second year of the MBA program. These scholarships are for future MBA students who have demonstrated exceptional work experience and personal merit.

Entrepreneurship Scholarship

Scholarships will be awarded to entrepreneurship students who have launched or are launching a new business.