
Scholarship for Students from War Affected Countries at ESC 2026
Nomad Credit offers a 2026 scholarship for students from war-affected countries at ESC Clermont Business School. It provides a 15% tuition fee reduction for Bachelor’s or Master’s programs in any field. Open to citizens of Syria, Iraq, Palestine, Sudan, Ukraine, and Afghanistan, the deadline is March 31, 2026. Applicants must demonstrate financial need and a strong academic motivation.
Eligible Degrees
Master's/Postgraduate (Not-STEM field)
Eligible Nationalities
Not specified
Destination
Germany
Eligible Courses
All courses offered by the university
Scholarship for Students from War-Affected Countries at ESC 2026
Nomad Credit highlights the 2026 scholarship opportunity at ESC Clermont Business School for students originating from war-affected nations. This partial funding scholarship offers a 15% tuition fee reduction for Bachelor's or Master's degree programs across all disciplines taught at the university.
Eligible applicants must be passport holders from Syria, Iraq, Palestine, Sudan, Ukraine, or Afghanistan. The program prioritizes candidates demonstrating significant financial need alongside a strong academic and professional motivation to pursue higher education in business.
Application Process & Deadline
Interested candidates are required to complete the application through the official channel. The application portal must be accessed before the deadline of 31 March 2026. Submission involves contacting the university’s financial aid office to initiate the process.
Scholarship Value
Successful recipients receive a partial tuition waiver covering 15% of fees for the duration of their program. This support aims to reduce financial barriers for students impacted by conflict while enabling access to ESC Clermont’s business education.
Eligibility Criteria
- Citizenship of Syria, Iraq, Palestine, Sudan, Ukraine, or Afghanistan.
- Documented financial need.
- Demonstrated commitment to academic excellence and career development.
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