Nestlé MBA Scholarships for Women from Developing Countries

Nestlé MBA Scholarships for Women

Course(s) Offered: Business, management
Course Level: Masters (MBA)
Provider: Nestlé, IMD
Country to Study in: Switzerland

Scholarship Description
The Nestlé Scholarship for Women was first awarded in 1997 and was initiated by a group of IMD- Switzerland- MBA (Masters in Business Administration) participants who desired to encourage women to take the MBA courses. Preference are given to women from developing countries including but not limited to African female Students.

IMD MBA Alumni Scholarships for International Students

IMD MBA Alumni Scholarships

Course(s) Offered: Business, management
Course Level: Masters (MBA)
Provider:Shell, IMD MBA Alumni
Country to Study in: Switzerland

Scholarship Description
The five IMD MBA Alumni Scholarships are designed to encourage diversity in the class, with each awarded to a different region: Asia, Africa/Middle East, Latin America, Eastern Europe and Western Europe/North America/Oceania.

Jim Ellert MBA Scholarships for Africans, Southeast Asians, and Central/Eastern Europeans

Jim Ellert MBA Scholarships

Course(s) Offered: Business Administration
Course Level: Postgraduate (MBA)
Provider: IMD
Country to Study in: Switzerland

Scholarship Description
Jim Ellert MBA Scholarships are intended to attract students from Africa, Central and Eastern Europe (including all former Soviet republics), and the South-Eastern Asian Peninsula (Thailand, Myramar, Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam, Malaysia, and Indonesia)

HEC-EGIDE/Eiffel Scholarships for Students from Developing Countries

HEC-EGIDE/Eiffel Scholarships

Course(s) Offered: Business, Administration
Course Level: Graduate (masters)
Provider: EGIDE, HEC
Country to Study in: France

Scholarship Description
Launched in January 1999 by the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Ministère des Affaires Etrangères), the Eiffel Scholarship is designed to bolster international recruiting by French schools of higher education, at a time when competition to attract top foreign students is growing among developed countries.