At a Glance
Investing in Your Future
An INSEAD graduate degree yields a lifetime of dividends, both professionally and personally. It is also a serious financial investment; therefore, you should begin to consider the cost of a master in finance and your financing options early on. Apart from personal savings, there are other options such as scholarships, loans and gaining your employer's support to look at.
Ways to Fund Your Executive Master in Finance
Scholarships and Financing Option
INSEAD Scholarships
International Funding
Sponsoring Companies
Tuition Fees & Payment Schedule
Application Fee |
EUR 250 |
Tuition Fee* |
2023 intake: SG$ 97,500 includes GST |
*The tuition fee covers tuition and supporting services including all printed course materials, on-campus IT services and access to the INSEAD library. It does not include travel or accommodation expenses.
| Instalment | Due Date | Amount for self-funded participants | Amount for company-sponsored participants |
First Instalment |
Within one month of admission* |
SG$ 11,000 |
SG$ 11,000 |
Second Instalment |
20 August 2023 |
SG$ 56,000 |
SG$ 86,500 |
Third Instalment |
10 January 2024 | SG$ 30,500
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Testimonials
Zhenpeng Chen
I plan on utilising what I get from INSEAD, like advanced financial knowledge, leadership skills and international perspectives to grow my existing business more efficiently.
Vy Bui
With a diverse syllabus covering almost every aspect in the financial world, the EMFin helped me gain inside knowledge about other areas which I did not have exposure to before.
Nicolas Bourdilloud
The academic excellence and multi-cultural differences of the first professors I met during that module represent what makes INSEAD so special.
Stay Inspired
It's Insight - Not Money - That Makes the World Go Round
Meet two professors whose expertise informs the world of finance, and the students of INSEAD's Executive Master in Finance programme.
The EMFIN That Gives You the X-factor You Need to Succeed in Finance
In 2014, Divine Kaur was moving rapidly up the ranks of the corporate finance department at General Electric (GE), but looking back she admits she wasn’t quite equipped with all the skills she needed to become a successful leader.
How to Gain Your Employers' Support
An Executive Master in Finance is a significant investment of time and money. Gaining your employer's support would typically mean getting the company to sponsor full or part of the tuition fees, and agreeing on time away from work to attend the modules.
