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IBS offers specific scholarships for almost all levels of study to try to enable everyone to be able to study with us!

Starter Scholarship

The IBS Starter Scholarship covers 25% of the first-year tuition fee for applicants for any The University of Buckingham-validated English-language Bachelor's programme of IBS.

    Hungarian scholarship

    The IBS Hungarian Scholarship offers 25% tuition fee reduction from the first year for students getting at least 80% on their Hungarian high-level English language baccalaureate exam.

      Academic Scholarship

      The IBS Academic Scholarship offers tuition fee reduction for BSc students with excellent academic achievement.

        Budapest Master's Scholarship

        The Budapest Master's Scholarship offers 25% discount from the first payment of the tuition fee, for those who have a 3.6 CGPA or 90% average in your Bachelor's degree certificate.

          Vienna Master's Scholarship

          The Vienna Master's Scholarship offers 20% discount from the programme fee for applicants for the Master's programme that IBS offers in cooperation with The University of Buckingham in Vienna.

            MBA Scholarship

            The IBS MBA Scholarship offers 25% discount from the MBA programme fee for applicants for The University of Buckingham-validated MBA programme of IBS.

              PhD Scholarship - Graduate Teaching Assistants (GTA)

              The IBS PhD Scholarship is for those enrolled PhD students who teach on regular modules at IBS. GTAs normally act as seminar tutors at BSc level – but there may be exceptions to this general rule based on academic and/or industry expertise.