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“Studying at Schiller International University’s Paris Campus is a smart way to increase one’s cross-cultural literacy in the heart of Franco-phonic culture, while learning in a friendly, welcoming and supportive atmosphere. It is not only about what you learn from textbooks, but experiencing the splendour of starting on a new page by travelling and soaking oneself in a foreign culture, in the quest to gain a valuable understanding of the ever dynamic globalised world we live in.”
Graeme Polson (South Africa)
MBA, International Business.
Tags: TestimonialEuropean Scholarship Program
First-time, new Applicants to Schiller International University, Paris may be eligible for a European Scholarship, subject to the published scholarship criteria and university policies. Interested new Applicants should consult with an Admission Representative for details. Information on the European Scholarship Program is also available on our main university website at www.schiller.edu. Applicants should enter the Download Center where they will find the criteria and guidelines to apply for these scholarships.
To apply for a European Scholarship, new Applicants should review the categories available and criteria to apply, then write a letter explaining why you feel you should be considered for a scholarship grant. Provide whatever supporting documentation you may have (educational background, transcripts, eligibility under one of the scholarship categories, etc..) and send this with your Application File. Scholarship Applications will be reviewed by a Scholarship Committee at each Schiller International University campus in Europe.
Schiller International University reserves the right to amend or cancel its Scholarship program at any time without prior notice. Scholarship grants are limited and may not be available to all eligible candidates.
Schiller International University is an independent institution with limited funds for scholarships and grants for students who qualify. Students are encouraged to seek assistance through private or governmental grant or loan programs before applying to the university for aid.
