HHL Leipzig Introduces MBA Financing Options for Students from Mexico and Canada

New financing options include loans and grants

Germany's HHL Leipzig Graduate School of Management has announced new MBA financing options for students from Mexico and Canada.

For students from Mexico who are pursuing the school's MBA program, new funding is offered through a partnership with Mexico's Fund of Development for Human Resources (or "FIDERH.") Through this funding source, students can receive loans of up to 200,000 Mexican pesos, which is currently almost €12,000. Interest is not accrued during the program, nor do students need to make payments before finishing the MBA. Payment discounts are available for graduates who pay on time and return to work in Mexico. Interest on the loan can be forgiven if students return to work at a Mexican university as a professor or researcher.

And for Canadian students pursuing HHL's MBA program, new funding is available through the Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP). Both grants and loans are available, and the money comes from both the Canadian federal government and the Ontario provincial government. Possible funding amounts vary, depending on a recipient's income, among other factors.

For more information, please see HHL's MBA financing options webpage. 

Related Business Schools

Leipzig, Germany 70 Followers 196 Discussions

More MBA News

Feb 07, 2024

London Business School Announces New 1-Year MBA

Feb 07, 2024

More MBA News

MBA Articles

Choosing Between USA and Europe for Your MBA

Mar 25, 2024

Candidates are now presented with top options on both sides of the Atlantic

Beyond Perfection: How Authenticity is Reshaping MBA Essays

Feb 29, 2024

As AI tools like ChatGPT grow in appeal, the ability to craft essays that resonate with authenticity has become a powerful differentiator for applicants seeking to stand out from the crowd.

The Ultimate Guide to moving to Germany as an International Student

Feb 23, 2024

As an international student who made the leap from sunny Singapore to Germany for a Master’s degree..

More Articles

Related Top 10 Lists

More Top 10 Lists