Montreux Institute of Business Development (MIBD)
Scholarship
Undergraduate
Scholarships available here:
1.
MIBD Institutional Scholarships
- Types:
Merit based, need based, diversity based, alumni-based, and program
specific awards
- Coverage:
Not officially quantified yet, but include tuition waivers (likely tiered
up to 100 %).
- Eligibility:
Varies by category merit, financial need, multicultural background, alumni
status, or specific programs.
2. ServiceScape Scholarship
- Provider:
Independent.
- Amount:
USD 1,000.
- Eligibility:
Merit-based or need-based; open to all nationalities for undergraduate
programs
3. Mundus MAPP EMJM Scholarship
- Provider:
Independent (EU‑sponsored program).
- Amount:
EUR 33,600.
- Eligibility:
Highly competitive, merit-based; applicable for select master’s and
possibly bachelor mobility options.
4. Moving Mates Scholarship
- Provider:
Independent.
- Amount:
USD 3,000.
- Eligibility:
Need-based; open to international undergrads
5. Headway’s Book Lovers Scholarship
- Amount:
USD 1,500.
- Eligibility:
Merit-based essay/content contest; open to undergraduates.
6. Erasmus+ Mobility Grant
- Provider:
EU’s Erasmus+ (via Swiss/EU institutions).
- Amount:
Approx USD 3,000 (CHF 380–440/month, depending on home country)
- Eligibility:
Open to students participating in international exchange programs.
7. DashTickets Foundation / Education Future
Intl
- DashTickets:
EUR 3,000; for business undergrads at Montreux-related schools.
- Education Future Intl:
INR 1,000,000 (~USD 12,000); merit-based, open to Indian nationals.
Bonus Scholarships
- Atlas Shrugged Essay Contest: USD 25,000 with merit/need criteria.
- Women in Finance Scholarship by Numerix: Varies;
Scholarship Summary
|
Scholarship |
Type |
Amount |
|
MIBD Institutional |
Merit/Need/Diversity/Alumni |
Up to full tuition (TBC) |
|
ServiceScape |
Merit/Need |
USD 1,000 |
|
Mundus MAPP EMJM |
Merit |
EUR 33,600 |
|
Moving Mates |
Need |
USD 3,000 |
|
Headway’s Book Lovers |
Merit |
USD 1,500 |
|
Erasmus+ Mobility |
Mobility Grant |
~USD 3,000 |
|
DashTickets Foundation |
Merit-business |
EUR 3,000 |
|
Education Future International
(India) |
Merit |
INR 1,000,000 (~USD 12k) |
|
Atlas Shrugged Essay Contest |
Merit/Need |
USD 25,000 |
|
Women in Finance (Numerix) |
Merit |
Varies |
Extra Insights
- Internal scholarships
remain in development reach out to MIBD directly for criteria, deadlines,
and how to access.
- External scholarships
offer substantial support and often rely on essays or mobility
participation.
- Apply broadly:
Combine MIBD’s internal aid with external funding to maximize financial
support.
- Prep early
for essay contests (e.g., Atlas Shrugged) and partner with
Mobility/Erasmus programs.
Graduate
Scholarships available here:
1. MIBD Institutional
Scholarships
·
Type: Merit‑based, Need‑based,
Diversity‑based, Alumni‑based, and Program‑specific.
·
Coverage: Not officially
quantified, but includes tuition waivers (likely tiered, up to 100 %).
·
Eligibility: Requires
admission to a graduate program (MBA/Master’s), then assessed based on academic
merit, financial need, background (e.g., diversity status, alumni), and chosen
program fit .
· Note: No separate application consideration is automatic once admitted.
2. ServiceScape Scholarship
·
Provider:
Independent.
·
Amount: USD 1,000.
· Eligibility: Open to graduate students; merit- or need-based; no nationality restrictions .
3. Mundus MAPP EMJM Scholarship
·
Provider: Erasmus Mundus
(EU-funded Joint Master’s).
·
Amount: EUR 33,600 total
support for a 2-year programme.
· Eligibility: Competitive merit award; open to all nationalities for eligible joint master’s programmed.
4. Moving Mates Scholarship
·
Provider:
Independent.
·
Amount: USD 3,000.
· Eligibility: Need-based fund, open to international graduate students
5. Headway’s Book Lovers
Scholarship
·
Provider:
Independent.
·
Amount: USD 1,500.
· Eligibility: Essay contest based, merit-based; open to graduates.
6. Erasmus+ Mobility Grants
·
Provider: EU’s Erasmus+ via
Austrian/Swiss agencies (e.g. OeAD).
·
Amount: Varies—typically
grants for travel and living costs (~USD 3,000).
· Eligibility: Graduate students participating in exchange or joint master’s mobility programmes .
7. Atlas Shrugged Essay Contest
(Ayn Rand Institute)
·
Provider:
Independent.
·
Amount: Up to USD 25,000 for
top prizes.
· Eligibility: Open to graduate students; requires essay submission; merit and need can influence awards .
More External Opportunities
Additional scholarships
suitable for MIBD graduate students include:
·
Pinsky Law New Venture Development Scholarship – USD 5,000
·
Women’s Scholarships for International Students – up to USD 5,000 .
·
Essay Writing Contest from EduLegit – USD 3,000
· Jewish Heritage Scholarship – USD 1,000
·
Scholarship Summary Table
|
Scholarship |
Amount |
Type |
|
MIBD Institutional |
Up
to full tuition (TBC) |
Merit
/ Need / Diversity / Alumni |
|
ServiceScape |
USD 1,000 |
Merit
/ Need |
|
Mundus MAPP EMJM |
EUR 33,600
total |
Merit-based
(Erasmus Mundus) |
|
Moving Mates |
USD 3,000 |
Need-based |
|
Headway’s Book Lovers |
USD 1,500 |
Essay/Merit |
|
Erasmus+ Mobility Grants |
≈
USD 3,000 |
Mobility
/ Merit |
|
Atlas Shrugged Essay Contest |
Up
to USD 25,000 |
Essay-based
(Merit/Need) |
Next Steps
1.
Engage with MIBD’s Admissions Office
o Ask specifically about eligibility, coverage tiers, and
deadlines for institutional scholarships.
2.
Prepare Application Materials
o High-quality academic CV, transcripts, strong motivation
letters, and financial documentation.
3.
Apply to External Awards Early
o Most have firm deadlines: e.g., ServiceScape (Nov 30, 2025),
Mundus MAPP (July 1, 2025), Moving Mates (June 30, 2025), Headway (Sep 15,
2025).
4.
Consider Mobility
Programs
o Erasmus+
and Mundus are ideal if MIBD offers partnerships that qualify.
5.
Focus on Essay
Competitions
o Contests like Atlas Shrugged are open year-round and offer high reward for strong writing.
Courses
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Eligibility criteria
Undergraduate Entry Requirements
1. Academic Qualifications
·
A completed high school diploma
(secondary education) or equivalent from a recognized institution.
·
A minimum GPA of approximately 3.0 on a 4.0 scale is required.
·
Official transcripts and
diploma must be submitted, with certified English translations if the originals
are not in English.
2. English Language Proficiency
Applicants must submit
proof of proficiency in English through one of the following:
·
TOEFL (typically iBT or PBT)
·
IELTS
·
Or demonstrate that the last three years of education were conducted in
English, with official documentation.
3. Application Documents
·
Personal statement or
motivation letter which explaines your academic and career goals.
·
Résumé/CV may be required,
especially for programs with an experiential learning component.
·
Copy of a valid passport (ID
page) is mandatory for international applicants.
4. Interview
· Shortlisted applicants will be invited to a personal or online interview with MIBD’s admissions team to assess fit and communication skills
Summary Table
|
Requirement |
Details |
|
High
School Diploma |
Required; recognized
institution certification |
|
Minimum
GPA |
3.0 / 4.0 |
|
English
Proficiency |
TOEFL, IELTS, or
English-medium education proof |
|
Personal
Statement |
Motivation and
aspirations |
|
Resume/CV |
Recommended or
required |
|
Passport
Copy |
Valid ID page for
international students |
|
Interview |
Online or in-person |
Next Steps
1.
Verify your GPA
and ensure you have authenticated transcripts.
2.
Arrange your
English test scores (TOEFL/IELTS) or proof of English-medium
education.
3.
Draft a strong
personal statement that showcases your goals and readiness.
4.
Prepare for the
interview they assess communication, motivation, and cultural fit.
5. Start early collect translations, passport copy, CV, and ensure all documents are ready for submission.
Graduate Programs at MIBD
MIBD offers the following graduate
programs:
- Master of Business Administration (MBA)
- Master of Science in International Business Management
- Master of Science in Luxury Brand Management
Admission
Requirements
- Academic Qualifications
- A Bachelor’s degree from an accredited
institution.
- A minimum GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale.
- Official transcripts and diplomas must be submitted in English. If your
previous institution cannot provide this, you must provide a certified
translation .
- English Language Proficiency
- TOEFL:
Minimum score of 80 (iBT).
- IELTS:
Minimum score of 6.5.
- Alternatively, proof that the previous three years of
secondary or post-secondary education were taught primarily in English.
- Application Documents
- Completed and signed application form.
- Curriculum Vitae (CV).
- Motivation letter describing academic goals (500 words).
- Two letters of recommendation, from which one should be from an academic source .
- Scanned copy of passport.
- 6 passport-sized photographs.
- GMAT/GRE Scores
- GMAT:
Not required, but a minimum score of 550 can help in the selection
process.
- GRE:
Not specified, but may be considered if submitted.
- Application Fee
- A non-refundable application fee of CHF 400 is
required.
Application
Process
- Application Submission
- Submit all required documents to the admissions office
at admissions@msbuniversity.ch or by post to:
Montreux
School of Business
Avenue
de Chillon 74
1820
Montreux-Territet
Switzerland
- Interview
- Shortlisted candidates will be invited for an online
interview with the admissions coordinator.
- Offer Letter
- Upon completion of the interview, within 7 business
days, the student's file will be evaluated, and an offer may be extended
if all requirements are met .
- Acceptance and Visa Application
- Accepted candidates will receive an acceptance
letter, which can be used for visa application or residence permit
acquisition.
Additional Information
- Pre-Master's Program:
Students with a non-business degree may have to pursue a Pre-Master's
program for a period of one to two semesters (three to six months) to
prepare for the MBA or MSc pathway .
- Conditional Admission: MIBD offers conditional admission, allowing students who don't meet language requirements to begin with English courses before commencing their academic studies.
Accommodation
Visa
University Video
Undergraduate
Scholarships available here:
1.
MIBD Institutional Scholarships
- Types:
Merit based, need based, diversity based, alumni-based, and program
specific awards
- Coverage:
Not officially quantified yet, but include tuition waivers (likely tiered
up to 100 %).
- Eligibility:
Varies by category merit, financial need, multicultural background, alumni
status, or specific programs.
2. ServiceScape Scholarship
- Provider:
Independent.
- Amount:
USD 1,000.
- Eligibility:
Merit-based or need-based; open to all nationalities for undergraduate
programs
3. Mundus MAPP EMJM Scholarship
- Provider:
Independent (EU‑sponsored program).
- Amount:
EUR 33,600.
- Eligibility:
Highly competitive, merit-based; applicable for select master’s and
possibly bachelor mobility options.
4. Moving Mates Scholarship
- Provider:
Independent.
- Amount:
USD 3,000.
- Eligibility:
Need-based; open to international undergrads
5. Headway’s Book Lovers Scholarship
- Amount:
USD 1,500.
- Eligibility:
Merit-based essay/content contest; open to undergraduates.
6. Erasmus+ Mobility Grant
- Provider:
EU’s Erasmus+ (via Swiss/EU institutions).
- Amount:
Approx USD 3,000 (CHF 380–440/month, depending on home country)
- Eligibility:
Open to students participating in international exchange programs.
7. DashTickets Foundation / Education Future
Intl
- DashTickets:
EUR 3,000; for business undergrads at Montreux-related schools.
- Education Future Intl:
INR 1,000,000 (~USD 12,000); merit-based, open to Indian nationals.
Bonus Scholarships
- Atlas Shrugged Essay Contest: USD 25,000 with merit/need criteria.
- Women in Finance Scholarship by Numerix: Varies;
Scholarship Summary
|
Scholarship |
Type |
Amount |
|
MIBD Institutional |
Merit/Need/Diversity/Alumni |
Up to full tuition (TBC) |
|
ServiceScape |
Merit/Need |
USD 1,000 |
|
Mundus MAPP EMJM |
Merit |
EUR 33,600 |
|
Moving Mates |
Need |
USD 3,000 |
|
Headway’s Book Lovers |
Merit |
USD 1,500 |
|
Erasmus+ Mobility |
Mobility Grant |
~USD 3,000 |
|
DashTickets Foundation |
Merit-business |
EUR 3,000 |
|
Education Future International
(India) |
Merit |
INR 1,000,000 (~USD 12k) |
|
Atlas Shrugged Essay Contest |
Merit/Need |
USD 25,000 |
|
Women in Finance (Numerix) |
Merit |
Varies |
Extra Insights
- Internal scholarships
remain in development reach out to MIBD directly for criteria, deadlines,
and how to access.
- External scholarships
offer substantial support and often rely on essays or mobility
participation.
- Apply broadly:
Combine MIBD’s internal aid with external funding to maximize financial
support.
- Prep early
for essay contests (e.g., Atlas Shrugged) and partner with
Mobility/Erasmus programs.
Graduate
Scholarships available here:
1. MIBD Institutional
Scholarships
·
Type: Merit‑based, Need‑based,
Diversity‑based, Alumni‑based, and Program‑specific.
·
Coverage: Not officially
quantified, but includes tuition waivers (likely tiered, up to 100 %).
·
Eligibility: Requires
admission to a graduate program (MBA/Master’s), then assessed based on academic
merit, financial need, background (e.g., diversity status, alumni), and chosen
program fit .
· Note: No separate application consideration is automatic once admitted.
2. ServiceScape Scholarship
·
Provider:
Independent.
·
Amount: USD 1,000.
· Eligibility: Open to graduate students; merit- or need-based; no nationality restrictions .
3. Mundus MAPP EMJM Scholarship
·
Provider: Erasmus Mundus
(EU-funded Joint Master’s).
·
Amount: EUR 33,600 total
support for a 2-year programme.
· Eligibility: Competitive merit award; open to all nationalities for eligible joint master’s programmed.
4. Moving Mates Scholarship
·
Provider:
Independent.
·
Amount: USD 3,000.
· Eligibility: Need-based fund, open to international graduate students
5. Headway’s Book Lovers
Scholarship
·
Provider:
Independent.
·
Amount: USD 1,500.
· Eligibility: Essay contest based, merit-based; open to graduates.
6. Erasmus+ Mobility Grants
·
Provider: EU’s Erasmus+ via
Austrian/Swiss agencies (e.g. OeAD).
·
Amount: Varies—typically
grants for travel and living costs (~USD 3,000).
· Eligibility: Graduate students participating in exchange or joint master’s mobility programmes .
7. Atlas Shrugged Essay Contest
(Ayn Rand Institute)
·
Provider:
Independent.
·
Amount: Up to USD 25,000 for
top prizes.
· Eligibility: Open to graduate students; requires essay submission; merit and need can influence awards .
More External Opportunities
Additional scholarships
suitable for MIBD graduate students include:
·
Pinsky Law New Venture Development Scholarship – USD 5,000
·
Women’s Scholarships for International Students – up to USD 5,000 .
·
Essay Writing Contest from EduLegit – USD 3,000
· Jewish Heritage Scholarship – USD 1,000
·
Scholarship Summary Table
|
Scholarship |
Amount |
Type |
|
MIBD Institutional |
Up
to full tuition (TBC) |
Merit
/ Need / Diversity / Alumni |
|
ServiceScape |
USD 1,000 |
Merit
/ Need |
|
Mundus MAPP EMJM |
EUR 33,600
total |
Merit-based
(Erasmus Mundus) |
|
Moving Mates |
USD 3,000 |
Need-based |
|
Headway’s Book Lovers |
USD 1,500 |
Essay/Merit |
|
Erasmus+ Mobility Grants |
≈
USD 3,000 |
Mobility
/ Merit |
|
Atlas Shrugged Essay Contest |
Up
to USD 25,000 |
Essay-based
(Merit/Need) |
Next Steps
1.
Engage with MIBD’s Admissions Office
o Ask specifically about eligibility, coverage tiers, and
deadlines for institutional scholarships.
2.
Prepare Application Materials
o High-quality academic CV, transcripts, strong motivation
letters, and financial documentation.
3.
Apply to External Awards Early
o Most have firm deadlines: e.g., ServiceScape (Nov 30, 2025),
Mundus MAPP (July 1, 2025), Moving Mates (June 30, 2025), Headway (Sep 15,
2025).
4.
Consider Mobility
Programs
o Erasmus+
and Mundus are ideal if MIBD offers partnerships that qualify.
5.
Focus on Essay
Competitions
o Contests like Atlas Shrugged are open year-round and offer high reward for strong writing.
No results found
Undergraduate Entry Requirements
1. Academic Qualifications
·
A completed high school diploma
(secondary education) or equivalent from a recognized institution.
·
A minimum GPA of approximately 3.0 on a 4.0 scale is required.
·
Official transcripts and
diploma must be submitted, with certified English translations if the originals
are not in English.
2. English Language Proficiency
Applicants must submit
proof of proficiency in English through one of the following:
·
TOEFL (typically iBT or PBT)
·
IELTS
·
Or demonstrate that the last three years of education were conducted in
English, with official documentation.
3. Application Documents
·
Personal statement or
motivation letter which explaines your academic and career goals.
·
Résumé/CV may be required,
especially for programs with an experiential learning component.
·
Copy of a valid passport (ID
page) is mandatory for international applicants.
4. Interview
· Shortlisted applicants will be invited to a personal or online interview with MIBD’s admissions team to assess fit and communication skills
Summary Table
|
Requirement |
Details |
|
High
School Diploma |
Required; recognized
institution certification |
|
Minimum
GPA |
3.0 / 4.0 |
|
English
Proficiency |
TOEFL, IELTS, or
English-medium education proof |
|
Personal
Statement |
Motivation and
aspirations |
|
Resume/CV |
Recommended or
required |
|
Passport
Copy |
Valid ID page for
international students |
|
Interview |
Online or in-person |
Next Steps
1.
Verify your GPA
and ensure you have authenticated transcripts.
2.
Arrange your
English test scores (TOEFL/IELTS) or proof of English-medium
education.
3.
Draft a strong
personal statement that showcases your goals and readiness.
4.
Prepare for the
interview they assess communication, motivation, and cultural fit.
5. Start early collect translations, passport copy, CV, and ensure all documents are ready for submission.
Graduate Programs at MIBD
MIBD offers the following graduate
programs:
- Master of Business Administration (MBA)
- Master of Science in International Business Management
- Master of Science in Luxury Brand Management
Admission
Requirements
- Academic Qualifications
- A Bachelor’s degree from an accredited
institution.
- A minimum GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale.
- Official transcripts and diplomas must be submitted in English. If your
previous institution cannot provide this, you must provide a certified
translation .
- English Language Proficiency
- TOEFL:
Minimum score of 80 (iBT).
- IELTS:
Minimum score of 6.5.
- Alternatively, proof that the previous three years of
secondary or post-secondary education were taught primarily in English.
- Application Documents
- Completed and signed application form.
- Curriculum Vitae (CV).
- Motivation letter describing academic goals (500 words).
- Two letters of recommendation, from which one should be from an academic source .
- Scanned copy of passport.
- 6 passport-sized photographs.
- GMAT/GRE Scores
- GMAT:
Not required, but a minimum score of 550 can help in the selection
process.
- GRE:
Not specified, but may be considered if submitted.
- Application Fee
- A non-refundable application fee of CHF 400 is
required.
Application
Process
- Application Submission
- Submit all required documents to the admissions office
at admissions@msbuniversity.ch or by post to:
Montreux
School of Business
Avenue
de Chillon 74
1820
Montreux-Territet
Switzerland
- Interview
- Shortlisted candidates will be invited for an online
interview with the admissions coordinator.
- Offer Letter
- Upon completion of the interview, within 7 business
days, the student's file will be evaluated, and an offer may be extended
if all requirements are met .
- Acceptance and Visa Application
- Accepted candidates will receive an acceptance
letter, which can be used for visa application or residence permit
acquisition.
Additional Information
- Pre-Master's Program:
Students with a non-business degree may have to pursue a Pre-Master's
program for a period of one to two semesters (three to six months) to
prepare for the MBA or MSc pathway .
- Conditional Admission: MIBD offers conditional admission, allowing students who don't meet language requirements to begin with English courses before commencing their academic studies.