Financing

2-year course (entry in Year 1) : €38,500

The financing of tuition fees over two years breaks down as follows

• Year 1 (Y1) : €13,750
• Year 2 (Y2) : €24,750

1-year course (entry in Year 2) : €28,750

The tuition fees indicated above are only valid for 2025-2026 academic year.

✔️ All indicated fees include:

• Tuition fees (also include the non-refundable deposit)
• Administrative fees
• Lifelong membership of emlyon business school alumni network
• Travel and lodging expenses relative to the International Seminar when relevant
  
  
  

❌Tuition fees do not include:

• Additional fees not payable to the institution, such as CVEC, student social security, sports club enrollment fees, the purchase of personal computer hardware or software, or the purchase of books other than course materials
• Optional courses or certifications
• Accommodation and travel expenses related to the program or work placement
• Expenses related to the period(s) abroad which are communicated during the academic year by the head of the Program

• Payment by bank transfer before August 31st

• Direct debit in 3 instalments free of charge (a direct debit mandate must be signed before August 31st through the online administrative integration portal)
  -50% direct debited on October 20th
  -25% direct debited on November 10th
  -25% direct debited on December 10th

• In 3 instalments by bank transfer: only available to international students, with proof of identity at the time of administrative integration
  -50% to be paid before August 31st
  -25% to be paid before November 10th
  -25% to be paid before December 10th

Loans and other bursaries

emlyon business school and its partners are committed to investing in tomorrow’s entrepreneurial leaders by helping qualified students to further their education:

• Campus France: discover some scholarship options available depending on your country of residence and your eligibility by clicking here.

• Banking Partners: You may obtain a bank loan through emlyon business school financial partners only if you have a fiscal warrantor in France. If not, we advise you to obtain a loan in your country of origin before your arrival.

emlyon business school is committed to investing in tomorrow’s entrepreneurial leaders by helping qualified students to further their education. Reductions in tuition fees can be offered through needs-based scholarships and may, in certain cases, be granted in addition to guaranteed scholarships.

Scholarships from emlyon business school

As a socially responsible organisation, emlyon business school helps students finance their  Master in Strategy & Consulting  by offering scholarships to eligible students. To find out more about the specifics of our scholarship policy and how to benefit from it, we invite you to contact your program advisor.

To download the Scholarship Policy information, create or log onto your emlyon business school account.

All emlyon business school scholarships can be combined for up to 30% in total. There are three types of emlyon scholarships:

Excellence scholarships

• A 10% reduction tuition fees is offered to students with a GMAT score of 700+ / GMAT Focus of 645+ (or an equivalent GRE) or a Tage Mage of 400+.
• A 5% reduction tuition fees is offered to students with a GMAT score of 650+ / GMAT Focus of 595+ (or an equivalent GRE) or a Tage Mage of 360+

You can provide your management test score even after your application and admission and up until June 30, 2025.

Individual scholarships up to 30%

Personal and financial concerns should not prevent high potential and motivated candidates from pursuing a world-class graduate program. For instance, diversity of the cohort, academic excellence and financial needs are taken into account. To apply for a scholarship, you need to submit the individual scholarship request form in your application file at the same time as your application.

Other scholarships

French Embassies

You may ask the French Embassy or the french cultural Service of your own country about individual scholarships granted by the french government. Click here for more information.