Prompt payment (Early Bird)

- Up to 4 months prior to the start of the programme: 10% fee reduction.
- Up to 2 months prior to the start of the programme: 5% fee reduction.

Alumni

University of Deusto Alumni- MEMBERS: Up to 15 %
University of Deusto Alumni- NO MEMBERS:   5 % 

Companies

Special arrangements are available for companies in order to encourage their executives to take part in our programmes. For further information, please, contact us.

Subsidies for companies through the FUNDAE Foundation

The FUNDAE Foundation aims to help companies take full advantage of free reductions for their employees' training. Our goal is to encourage participants in our programmes to inform their companies so that they can invest in training and take advantage of these fee reductions.

Further information about FUNDAE Foundation

These loans may cover the entire cost of the programmes and are used by many of our participants. Participants are eligible to apply from the time they are admitted to the programme.

Banco Sabadell

Banco Santander

Deusto Business School is particularly engaged with developing the talent of women, people who are enterprising and innovative, have excellent academic and professional records and those who show leadership potential.

Grant amount

The Deusto Business School “Talento” Grants are awarded in a call for applications from candidates applying to any of the Executive Education programmes. The complete amount of the grant funding will be allocated.

Eligibility

These grants are for applicants who do not receive financial assistance from their company or organisation. Candidates may only apply for one of the following grant categories:

• PersonA Grants: Women executives with proven career experience and potential to occupy key positions in organisations.
• Entrepreneurship Grants: Entrepreneurs and executives who show a keen interest in developing new business ideas.
• Mobility Grants: High-potential executives who come from locations over 150 kilometers from the campus (Bilbao and San Sebastian) or DBS Madrid and are required to travel to attend the programme.
• High-Potential Leaders Grants: Young people with high potential and who have taken part in strategic projects within their organisations.
• International Talent Scholarships: Non-Spanish high-potential professionals with promising prospects of becoming transformational leaders in organisations.

Required documents

The required documents must be submitted with the “Talento” Grant application form. They should be sent to the attention of the director of the programme that the candidate is applying to.

The following documents must be sent with the application form:

• Motivation letter justifying the reasons for applying for the grant and explaining in depth the personal and career objectives and main career achievements that support the application.
• Two recommendation letters
• Additional documents or proof that may be required by the Grants Committee.

Grant award decision

The Grants Committee normally meets three times a year to make grant award decisions. Candidates will receive notification within 7 calendar days following these meetings. They will be notified if their application has been accepted or rejected, and, if applicable, the amount awarded. Candidates may not receive notification until the last Grants Committee meeting has been held, during which a final decision concerning applications will be made.

Candidates are advised to submit their applications as soon as possible, preferably at least six months prior to the start of the programmes as fewer grant funds are available as the year progresses.

In order to keep a grant which has been awarded, candidates must pay the pre-enrolment fee within fifteen calendar days from the date of the admission letter.

Grant amount

The Deusto Business School “Compromiso” Grants are awarded in a call for applications from candidates applying to any of the Executive Education programmes. The complete amount of the grant funding is allocated yearly.

Eligibility

Deusto Business School aims to help persons seeking professional development through high level training and who are experiencing financial difficulties:

• Persons who are unemployed or have difficulty finding a job
• Persons who need financial assistance to cover the cost of their professional training
• Persons who are functionally diverse.
• Other disadvantaged situations (single family homes, persons caring for dependents, etc.). 

Required documents

The required documents must be submitted with the “Compromiso” Grant application form. They should be sent to the attention of the director of the programme that the candidate is applying to.

The following documents (when applicable) must be sent with the application form:

• Motivation letter explaining the reasons for requesting the grant.
• Photocopy or certificate of income or income tax declaration.
• Proof that the candidate fulfils one of the following conditions: is disabled, a member of a single parent family, a member of a family with a dependent, etc.
• A document certifying that the candidate is legally unemployed or in a situation considered as such is also required.

Grant award decision

The Grants Committee normally meets three times a year to make grant award decisions. Candidates will receive notification within 7 calendar days following these meetings. The candidate will be informed if he/she has been awarded the grant or not, and, if applicable, the amount. Candidates may not receive notification until the last Grants Committee meeting has been held, during which a final decision concerning applications will be made.

Candidates are advised to submit their applications as soon as possible, preferably at least six months prior to the start of the programmes as fewer grant funds are available as the year progresses.

In order to keep a grant which has been awarded, candidates must pay the pre-enrolment fee within fifteen calendar days from the date of the admission letter.