Fees and funding
Invest in your future
Fees and funding
Invest in your future
Fees and funding
Invest in your future

Programme costs

The participation fee for students in intake 2021 is €18,000 per year.  

 

All accepted students are required to pay a non-refundable registration fee of €250.  This fee is only requested after students have accepted an offer by one of our programmes.  There is no application fee. 

Scholarships and fee waivers

EIT InnoEnergy offers scholarships and fee waivers by selecting the top applicants based on a combination of academic skills (such as past performance, quality of previous education and university), professional background and affinity with innovation and entrepreneurship.

Local funding & scholarship opportunities

EIT InnoEnergy encourages you to search for local loan providers in your home country in case you need additional funding to support your studies.

Institutions support local students with financing their studies abroad through loans and/or scholarships. See list below. 

 

Financing your studies through Erasmus+

Erasmus+ study loans have been created by the European Commission to make it easier to study a full degree programme abroad.

 

All our Master’s programmes take place in an Erasmus+ programme country. Certain students may therefore apply for an EU-guaranteed Erasmus+ study loans at a bank in their home country.

 

Currently the Erasmus+ scheme is available through universities and banks in Spain, Italy (Emilia Romagna), Croatia, Romania and Turkey for outgoing students from these countries who are pursuing postgraduate study abroad; and to students from other programme countries going to Spain for a Master’s course. More information on Erasmus+ loans is available here.

 

Please note: the Erasmus+ study loan programme is not financed or organised by EIT InnoEnergy.

How to apply for our programmes

Join us in shaping the future of global energy. Find out here how to apply for our unique programmes and kick start your career on to the path of entrepreneurship and engineering. Do you think you have what it takes?