CBS BUSINESS SCHOOLS NON EU STUDENTS SCHOLARSHIP

You may be considered for a CBS scholarship if you:

1. Are a non-EU/non-EEA/non-Swiss citizen.
2. Need a student residence permit to study at CBS.
3. Pay the application fee (unless you have a bachelor degree from a Danish educational institution) by 15 January, 23:59 CET.
4. Apply online via the Application Portal by 15 January, 23:59 CET.
5. Upload documentation and a personal statement by 15 January, 23:59 CET. You may not receive a scholarship if you are eligible for SU (Danish State Educational Grant) or any other type of public support in Denmark.

Stated amount: 99,816

1. Each scholarship includes a tuition fee waiver and a monthly stipend of DKK 7, 000 (INR 87, 339) (DKK 8, 000 (INR 99, 816) for students enrolled on 1 September) to assist with living costs in Denmark.
2. The grant is paid out in advance every month and has a maximum duration of 22 months, starting 1 September the year you are accepted (1 February if you are accepted in the Winter application round).
3. The grant is taxable in Denmark according to the rules and regulations governing income from grants and tax exemption for developing countries. No. Of Scholarship - 25

The Graduate Admission Application Fee costs 100 EURO (750 DKK) (INR 9, 357).

1. If you wish to be considered for a scholarship, you must apply for admission no later than 15 January, 23:59 CET, via the Application Portal.
2. When applying, you must indicate that you wish to be considered for the CBS scholarship in the Application Portal and upload a personal statement.
3. A selection committee will assess the scholarship applications and in some cases decide to interview an applicant. The committee will make the final decision as to who is offered a scholarship.
4. Applicants offered a CBS scholarship will be notified by 15 March at the latest via the Application Portal. Applicants who are not offered a CBS scholarship, but are accepted to a CBS program, will receive an invoice for the first tuition fee payment. For further details, please click here.

1. The scholarship is aimed at highly qualified students. The scholarship is not given based on financial needs. Your academic record and your English proficiency will be assessed together with your personal statement.
2. The personal statement must be personal and specific, and it must prove you are well-informed and have put a lot of thought into your choice of education. It should explain your purpose and reasons for choosing CBS and a particular program, and it must give an impression of who you are as a person and as a potential CBS student.
3. Your academic performance is a very important factor, however, your life and work experience will also be considered in the selection process for the scholarship. You may describe how your academic accomplishments, your internships, work experience or extra-curricular activities have affected you and your choice of program, as well as how the program relates to your future aspirations.
4. Please use a maximum of 2 pages for your personal statement.
5. If you apply for a program where the selection process includes a personal statement, the scholarship personal statement will count for both purposes. Other Info Terms and conditions
6. If you've been granted a scholarship, you must be an active student in the respective program/concentration throughout the prescribed duration of your studies at CBS. You are considered an active student when you are no more than 6 months (30 ECTS points) delayed in your studies. Your status will be checked at the beginning of each semester. If you do not meet the requirements for study activity, you risk losing your grant and will be asked to pay tuition fees.
7. The scholarship is granted for a specific master's program and concentration. To keep receiving the scholarship, you must remain enrolled in the same program/concentration. We strongly encourage you to make sure the program you wish to enroll in is the right choice for you, in terms of content, future career opportunities, etc.
8. If you, against expectations, do not complete the program within the prescribed period of study, you will not be required to pay any tuition fees. However, you cannot receive a grant extension (an exemption can only be given in extraordinary circumstances, such as severe illness). Keep in mind that to study in Denmark you must have a valid student residence permit, which is only granted for a limited period of time. You will lose your scholarship if you change from a student residence permit to another type of residence permit.
9. The scholarship grant is paid out in advance on the last banking day of the month (except for the first payment). Make sure to bring sufficient funds to cover your expenses in Denmark for the first few months, as the process of registering with the various local authorities in order to start receiving the grant can be lengthy.