Master's · Business · Frankfurt
MSc Finance
Frankfurt School (private), Frankfurt
What a first year actually costs
Tuition is rarely the number that decides anything. This is the whole first year, including the costs that usually surface late.
| TuitionPer year, as published by the university | $24,937 |
|---|---|
| Semester contributionMandatory university fee that is not tuition — often the only fee a tuition-free program charges | $793 |
| Living costsAccommodation, food, transport — a working estimate | $14,000 |
| Student visaGovernment fee, one-off | $100 |
| Health insuranceTypically mandatory for international students | $1,550 |
| First year, all in | $41,380 |
Not in the table above: Public universities charge a mandatory semester contribution on top of any tuition — see each programme's semesterFee.
Frankfurt School (private) publishes this fee as EUR 22,000 a year. The dollar figures above are converted, so treat them as approximate and quote the published amount when you apply.
Getting in
- English
- IELTS 7 overall
- Academic
- Around a 3.00 GPA equivalent
- Application deadline
- 30 June 2027
- Intake
- Fall 2027
After you graduate
Graduates of this program are eligible for 18-mo job-seeker permit in Germany. Work rights are set by government policy rather than the university, and they change — check the current rules before you rely on them.
What the headline leaves outBegins after graduation; requires proof you can support yourself while searching.
Where these numbers come from
Checked against Frankfurt School (private)’s own published pages on 1 October 2026.
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