The Amsterdam Business School (ABS) is pleased to call for applications from eligible persons for the University of Amsterdam GMAT Scholarships in the Netherlands, 2024.
To apply, you must meet up the required criteria. These criteria determine whether you’re eligible or not. Carefully read this article to get all the relevant information about this scholarship including the eligibility requirements.
The table of contents below will help you with easy navigation.
About
The Amsterdam Business School (ABS) is part of the University of Amsterdam (UvA) established in 1632 and is currently one of the largest comprehensive universities in Europe. The ABS is one of two Schools within the Faculty of Economics and Business (FEB).
Level:
MBA scholarship
Study Subject:
Scholarships are awarded in the field of business administration.
Institution: Unversity of Amsterdam
Scholarship Award:
University incentivizes scores above 630 up to €10,000 for the highest scores.
Scholarship can be taken in the
Eligible Countries:
Citizens of all nationalities are eligible to apply.
Entrance Requirements:
Applicants for the Amsterdam MBA program must have the following:
- Academic credentials: A degree (Bachelor, Master, PhD) from a recognised research university. With a degree issued by a University of Applied Sciences (HBO), you will need to take the Pre-master’s programme (20 weeks) first.
- Relevant work experience: A minimum of three years post-graduate full-time work experience.
- GMAT or GRE report: A minimum GMAT score of 630 (applicants with a GRE score.
- English Language Requirements: A minimum TOEFL of 100 or IELTS of 7.0 is required.
Application Procedure:
Applicants need to submit the following documents:
- A one-page CV
- Transcript(s) and related diploma(‘s) from your highest university degree (all non-Dutch and non-English transcripts must be accompanied by a certified English translation)
- Motivational letter (max. 300 words): please explain what sets you apart from the competition, why you are looking into an MBA degree and what your post-MBA goals are
- GMAT/ GRE (if applicable)
- TOEFL/ IELTS (if applicable)
- Passport
- Two Letters of Recommendation (you’ll receive the template after the MBA CV Quick Scan or please download here)
How to Apply:
The 3-step admissions process (Application – Assessment – Interview) for the Amsterdam MBA program has been designed to be fast and convenient. The MBA admissions team will coach you at every step in order to complete your application.
Step 1: Submit your online application
Please complete the MBA CV Quick Scan to verify your eligibility for the Amsterdam MBA program. The MBA admissions team will respond to your CV Quick Scan within three working days with further instructions on how to apply.
Once your eligibility for our program has been confirmed, you are welcome to submit your online application. This step will take 30 minutes of your time if you have prepared your application documents:
Step 2: The ABS Assessment (short video essay questions)
After evaluating your application, you will be informed whether you are selected to complete the ABS Assessment. Please note this assessment contains three (short) video essay questions – 1 or 2 minutes each. We will only invite you to the ABS Assessment once your application files are complete, including your two references. This step will take max. 30 minutes of your time.
Step 3: Admissions interview
Interviews are scheduled on campus or via Skype. Interviews are 30 minutes and conducted by an MBA Admissions Board member who has reviewed your application files. The admissions interview will focus on your skill-set, motivation, and career goals.
Application Deadline:
1st April of every year.
Online Application
Scholarship Link
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