New competitive scholarships to cover 50 percent of tuition fees (25k EUR)

Italy's MIB School of Management has announced that it has launched new scholarships, available for students in the MBA in International Business class starting this fall.

The scholarships are valued at half of the MBA tuition fees, or 25,000 EUR. They will be awarded "to the best candidates on the basis of educational qualifications, professional skills and motivation shown during the entrance interview," according to a statement from MIB.

Applications are still being accepted for MIB's MBA in International Business program, starting in 2013. Applicants must have a minimum of three years' of work experience, good knowledge of English, and an undergraduate degree. 

For more information, please see this PDF announcing the launch of the new scholarships, or MIB's MBA webpage.

You can also learn more about the MBA program by going to MIB's full profile here at FIND MBA.

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