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Steinbeis University - Schools of Next Practices

Berlin, Germany

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Tuition from ₹9.24 L per year, 6 courses
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Founded 1998

Scholarships at Steinbeis University - Schools of Next Practices

Choosing a master's programme is one of the most significant investments of your career. At Steinbeis University - Schools of Next Practices (S-Next) - we believe the deciding factor should be your ambition and talent, not your budget. That is why we offer scholarship support across our full range of MBA, MSc, and MA programmes, whether you choose to study on campus in Berlin, fully online from anywhere in the world, or through our flexible Transnational pathway.

This guide explains what scholarships are available, which programmes qualify, how the three study formats compare, and what the broader value of a Steinbeis Next degree looks like - so you can make the most informed decision for your future.

Eligible students can save up to 25% off total tuition fees through the Steinbeis Foundation Scholarship Fund. Open to all nationalities and educational backgrounds. Integrated into the admissions process — no separate application required.

Steinbeis University is a private, state-recognised institution based in Berlin, Germany. Founded under the Steinbeis Foundation - Germany's leading knowledge and technology transfer organisation - it has built a reputation over more than 25 years for practical, industry-driven education that bridges academic theory and real-world application.

• State-recognised and accredited by the German Accreditation Council (GAC) and FIBAA

• Aligned with the Bologna Process, meaning your qualification is recognised across the entire European Higher Education Area

• Taught entirely in English, welcoming a global student body

• Designed for working professionals, with flexible formats that fit around real careers

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