Master in International Finance (MIF)

Published 21 February 2006

Fees, Scholarships, and Living Expenses

Tuition Fees and Downpayment

The tuition fee for the full-time and part-time programmes starting in September 2011 is € 26,000. The fee covers the entire programme including course fees and the international study trip, use of MIF facilities, university registration and examination fees. The fee does not cover text books, living expenses and accommodation (see below).

For applicants to the part-time programme who are working in the Netherlands, it is useful to know that the tuition fee is tax-deductible. For more information, contact the tax authorities or refer to the link below.

Upon confirmation of your participation in the programme we request an enrollment fee of € 3,000. After the receipt of your downpayment your application is final.

MIF Scholarships

For outstanding applicants to the full-time programme a limited number of scholarships are available through the MIF Scholarship Programme. The scholarships cover part of the tuition fee and will be awarded on a competitive basis. In order to apply for a scholarship, a separate application letter will be required. Under our Early Bird Programme, early deciders can also be awarded with a significant tuition waiver.

For an assessment of your eligibility for the MIF programme in general or MIF scholarships in particular, please upload your profile documents via the link below. After reception of your profile, our admissions office will contact you.

Other Scholarships and Grants

The Dutch Ministry of Education and Sciences offers scholarships within the framework of cultural agreements between the Netherlands and other countries. Information on these scholarships and application deadlines can be obtained from the Dutch Embassy or consulate in your home country. Other scholarship programmes include the Netherlands Fellowship Programme (NFP) and the University Fellowship Programme (UFP). Information on these and other programmes is available from the Dutch embassy or consulate in your home country or from:

NUFFIC (Netherlands Organisation for International Cooperation in Higher Education)
P.O. Box 29777
2502 LT The Hague
The Netherlands
Email: nuffic@nuffic.nl
Tel: +31-70-426 02 60
Fax: +31-70-426 03 99

We would also like to advise you to contact and inquire with grant-giving institutions and foundations in your home country. In many countries there are substantial funds available for students planning to study abroad.

Living Costs and Accommodation

Living costs in the Netherlands can vary considerably. In general, living costs for a single student are around € 400-600 per month, accommodation excluded. Spread out over the year there will be additional expenses of € 600-800 for books.


International students can choose to live in University of Amsterdam student appartments. We guarantee availability of accommodation in student appartments for students who join the program from outside the Netherlands. Your room reservation will be taken care of by the International Office at Amsterdam Business School. Student appartments are located all over Amsterdam, and may provide shared or single accommodation. The monthly rent varies between € 325 and € 600, including utilities. The student appartments are managed by the company De Key. For more information about the types of rooms offered, follow the link below.

Refer to

De Key
Source: MIF
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