Financing - Executive Master in Finance

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, whether in the form of savings, loans or scholarships. Many applicants have access to loan and scholarship opportunities in their countries of origin.

EMFin Scholarships and Financing

Our goal at INSEAD is to recruit the best and brightest to join our school — regardless of background or financial situation. Apart from personal savings, there are other options such as scholarships and gaining your employer's support to consider.

Fees, Costs & Payment Schedule

Find out more about the fees, costs and payment schedule of the INSEAD Executive Master in Finance in the table below.

Fees
Payment Schedule for Company-Sponsored
Payment Schedule for Self-Funded

Fees

Application Fee	EUR250
Tuition Fee*	2021 intake: SG$95,000 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.

Payment Schedule for Company-Sponsored

Instalment 1	If offered a place on the INSEAD Executive Master in Finance programme, you will be given a deadline by which you should secure your seat by paying a non-refundable first instalment of the programme fees totalling SG$10,000. The first instalment is due within four weeks after receipt of your admission offer.
Instalment	2021 intake: SG$85,000 due 20 August 2021 If you are sponsored by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS)– Financial Scholarship Programme, MAS will pay 70% of tuition to INSEAD directly at the end of September 2021. You will be asked to pay the balance of tuition fees by 20 August 2021.

Payment Schedule for Self-Funded

Instalment 1	If offered a place on the INSEAD Executive Master in Finance programme, you will be given a deadline by which you should secure your seat by paying a non-refundable first instalment of the programme fees totalling SG$10,000. The first instalment is due within four weeks after receipt of your admission offer.
Instalment 2	2021 intake: SG$55,000 due 20 August 2021
Instalment 3	2021 intake: SG$30,000 due 8 January 2022

Funding Options

Learn more about how to obtain a loan or your employer's support for the EMFin.

Scholarships
Loan Programmes
Sponsoring Companies
Funding by Country

Scholarships

INSEAD offers scholarships to offset tuition fees for the Executive Master in Finance to outstanding candidates whose profiles will help further the programme's diversity objectives. Applications may be submitted once you have been accepted to the programme.

Scholarship awards can represent up to 20 per cent of the tuition fees. There is also an external scholarship available through the Monetary Authority of Singapore (Financial Scholarship Programme (FSP)). Click below to learn more.

INSEAD Scholarships

Loan Programmes

All admitted EMFin students are eligible to apply for a Loan Programme from Prodigy Finance or Lendwise.

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Sponsoring Companies

For both participants and the sponsoring company, the programme’s impact is obvious. Participants bring their job experience to the classroom and take their classroom insights back to their jobs. Endorsement recognises that participants are investing company time by allowing employees to travel to our campus to complete the five residential modules of the Executive Master in Finance programme. This is a material investment and as such, we would recommend a formal Endorsement Agreement.

Sponsoring Companies

Funding by Country

Other organisations and banks known by INSEAD to offer loans for the INSEAD EMFin programme are also listed by country.

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The MAS Financial Scholarship Programme

A scholarship for Singaporean finance professionals

The Financial Scholarship Programme (FSP) is one of the initiatives supported by the Financial Sector Development Fund established by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS). Its objective is to groom leaders that would contribute to the long-term growth of Singapore as an international financial centre.

Find out more about this scholarship for Singaporean finance professionals and hear from our alumni.

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