Tuition for degrees at Brandeis IBS in 2013/14:
- MA and MBA:
- $43,988 (or half that for one semester).
- Master of Science in Finance (MSF):
- $43,988 for 1 year full time
- Part-time: $4,280 per full course, $2,140 per module course
- $4,280 for World Financial Centers course (FIN 255a)
- PhD:
- $43,988 (or half that for one semester).
- Partial or full tuition waivers are frequently issued to students accepted in the PhD program.
Financial Aid and Scholarships
The Brandeis International Business School offers both generous merit and need-based financial aid. Our major merit-based scholarship programs make awards to nearly one-third of incoming students.
Every applicant - whether from the US or from another country - is automatically considered for merit-based scholarships, and every student who completes the Statement of Financial Resources in our application is also considered for need-based awards. Financial aid awards are communicated to the student at the time he or she is admitted.
The School's merit-based financial aid draws on several major scholarship programs:
- Dean's Prize Scholarships offer up to full tuition to students of exceptional merit.
- American Leadership Awards recognize outstanding US citizens and residents with scholarships that offset part of tuition costs.
- Global Leadership Awards recognize outstanding candidates of other nationalities with scholarships that offset part of tuition costs.
- The Feld and Scharfman Scholarships recognize students with special accomplishments in business, finance and economics with scholarships that offset part of tuition costs.
- Lubin Endowed Scholarship and Fellowship, awarded to students with a specific interest in economic, social, or labor issues.
Despite our generous aid program, all master's students will still need to finance their living expenses and likely a portion of the tuition.
Students should anticipate a 3-5% annual increase in tuition costs for future years.