The IBS Academic Scholarship offers tuition fee reduction for BSc students with excellent academic achievement who may, upon request, receive a partial scholarship, in which case IBS shall cover part of their semesterly tuition fee for one semester.

Category I: partial scholarship covering 75% of the next semester’s tuition fee

Conditions of application (with reference to the preceding semester):

• the student has completed all of the modules prescribed for the given semester by the respective standard curriculum
• the student has achieved “pass plus” in all of their modules assessed on a 3-grade scale
• in the student's modules assessed on a 100-grade scale, the arithmetic average of his/her module-final marks is at least 79%
• the student pays the BSc tuition fee determined in Euros

Category II: partial scholarship covering 50% of the next semester’s tuition fee

Conditions of application (with reference to the preceding semester):

• the student has completed all of the modules prescribed for the given semester by the respective standard curriculum
• the student has achieved “pass plus” in all of their modules assessed on a 3-grade scale
• in the student's modules assessed on a 100-grade scale, the arithmetic average of his/her module-final marks is at least 76%
• the student pays the BSc tuition fee determined in Euros

The first opportunity to request partial scholarships is in respect of the second active semester on the basis of the first semester’s academic achievement. Students in the 2018 or later curricula cannot apply for a partial scholarship for the semester in which work placement or study abroad are included, nor can the academic results of this semester be the basis of partial scholarship applications for later semesters.

IBS Academic Scholarship is available from the second semester of year 1, but cannot be used together with any other Scholarship. 

Category I: partial scholarship covering 100% of the semesterly tuition fee instalment*

• they have completed all of the modules prescribed for the given semester by the respective standard curriculum
• in their modules assessed on a 100-grade scale, the arithmetic average of their module-final marks is at least 90%

Category II: partial scholarship covering 75% of the semesterly tuition fee instalment*

• they have completed all of the modules prescribed for the given semester by the respective standard curriculum
• in their modules assessed on a 100-grade scale, the arithmetic average of their module-final marks is at least 85%

Category III: partial scholarship covering 50% of the semesterly tuition fee instalment*

• they have completed all of the modules prescribed for the given semester by the respective standard curriculum
• in their modules assessed on a 100-grade scale, the arithmetic average of their module-final marks is at least 80%

Category IV: partial scholarship covering 25% of the semesterly tuition fee instalment*

• they have completed all of the modules prescribed for the given semester by the respective standard curriculum
• in their modules assessed on a 100-grade scale, the arithmetic average of their module-final marks is at least 75%

Category V: partial scholarship covering 10% of the semesterly tuition fee instalment*

• they have completed all of the modules prescribed for the given semester by the respective standard curriculum
• in their modules assessed on a 100-grade scale, the arithmetic average of their module-final marks is at least 70%

* the semesterly tuition fee instalment is one sixth of the programme fee

The relevant request must be sent to request@ibs-b.hu until the first day of the teaching period of the semester for which the scholarship is requested. The student is notified about the Rector’s decision by the Centre for Student Services.

The first opportunity to request partial scholarships is in respect of the second active semester on the basis of the first semester’s academic achievement. Students cannot apply for partial scholarship for the semester in which work placement or study abroad are included1, nor can the academic results of this semester be the basis of partial scholarship applications for later semesters.