Financing options

Typically our students finance their studies through one of the following options:

• Student loans: Students can consider applying for student loans to cover their master's program expenses. Banks and other financial institutions may provide loan options with different interest rates and repayment terms. It is advisable to research and compare loan options to find the most suitable one.
• Employer sponsorship: Some employers may have sponsorship programs to support their employees' further education. If you are working while pursuing your master's degree, check with your employer to see if they provide any financial assistance or reimbursement for education-related expenses.
• Crowdfunding and fundraising: Students can explore crowdfunding platforms or engage in fundraising activities to gather financial support. This option requires proactive efforts to promote your cause and may not guarantee full funding, but it can provide additional resources.
• Personal savings and part-time work: Students can utilize their personal savings or consider part-time work opportunities to cover some of their expenses during their master's program.

It is important to note that the availability and eligibility criteria for these financing options can vary.