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Frankfurt School of Finance & Management

Frankfurt am Main,  Hessen, Germany

Founded
1957
Students
3,248
International
30%
Programmes
32
Taught in English
27

Admissions & fees

What it costs

Frankfurt School is a private institution - tuition fees apply to all students regardless of nationality. Bachelor's (BSc): €8,200 per semester plus €100 application fee and €400 enrolment fee. Pre-experience Master's (e.g. Master of Finance, Master in Management): €42,000 total (2 years) plus €100 application fee and €400 enrolment fee; early-bird discounts available. Full-time MBA: €42,000 plus €400 enrolment fee. Foundation Year: €14,000 plus €400 enrolment fee. Deutschlandstipendium (€300/month) available; up to 60 awards planned for 2025/26. KfW student loans and other financing options available. No public semester contribution model applies here.

Admission requirements

Bachelor's (BSc): requires a recognised secondary school diploma (Abitur, IB, A-Levels, US High School Diploma or equivalent); DAAD database recommended for non-standard qualifications. Mandatory online Assessment Centre including an English evaluation; no separate IELTS/TOEFL submission required at application stage. APS certificate is required for applicants whose prior qualification is from India, China, or Vietnam before visa application. Pre-experience master's: bachelor's degree (min. 180 ECTS) preferably in business or economics; TOEFL iBT 90 or IELTS 7.0; GMAT/GRE or Frankfurt School internal admission test (non-waivable, with limited waivers for top-400 QS graduates, PhD holders, or CFA Level II). Full-time MBA: bachelor's degree plus minimum 3 years post-graduate work experience; GMAT/GRE preferred (waivers apply); TOEFL iBT 90 or IELTS 7.0. Foundation Year available (€14,400 total) for students who need preparation before bachelor's entry; taught entirely in English.

Application deadlines

Bachelor's BSc (September 2026 intake): 30 June 2026. Foundation Year (September 2026): 31 May 2026. Master of Finance (August 2026 intake): 30 June 2026. Full-time MBA (September 2026 intake): Non-EU applicants 31 May 2026; EU passport holders 31 July 2026. Rolling admissions - early application recommended for non-EU/visa applicants.

How international applicants apply

Not used - direct online application. Frankfurt School handles admissions through its own portals: applybachelors.frankfurt-school.de for Bachelor programmes (multi-stage procedure with Assessment Centre) and an internal online application (incl. GMAT/admission-test registration within the application) for Masters/MBA. Not listed among uni-assist's member universities; no uni-assist or VPD step appears on any admission page.

Languages of instruction

Pre-experience master's programmes fully in English. Bachelor's: first semesters in German or English, English-only from semester 4 onwards. Some professional/part-time master's programmes taught in German. Free German language courses provided to all enrolled students.

Entry requirements, intake dates and language levels differ for every degree.

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