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Scholarships & Financial Aid

AIT is proud of its strong commitment to its students and through its Scholarship and Financial Aid Fund Committee provides eligible applicants with a fair process through which applications are considered objectively, evaluated on individual merits, and in a timely fashion.

The Scholarship and Financial Aid Fund Committee awards scholarships to students on the basis of academic excellence proven in a previous degree and other academic activities. Financial aid is provided to eligible students who request it and is based on the candidate’s academic performance and financial status.

The MSIN tuition fees at Carnegie Mellon total $71,400. AIT subsidizes 80% of this total for its students in Athens. All accepted students are eligible to apply for scholarships and financial aid to cover the balance of € 12,000.

The MSITT tuition fees total €17,000. AIT subsidizes 50% of this total for its students. All accepted students are eligible to apply for scholarships and financial aid to cover the balance of € 8,000.

The MBIT tuition fees total €19,000. AIT subsidizes 50% of this total for its students. All accepted students are eligible to apply for scholarships and financial aid to cover the balance of €9,500.

To apply for a scholarship or financial aid, please refer to and complete:

  • Scholarship Form (Pdf or Word Format)
  • Financial Aid Form  (Pdf or Word Format)

NOTE: In addition to the application form, to be eligible for a scholarship or financial aid, candidates need to submit:
Family annual income statement (certified copy in English or Greek)
Personal annual income statement (certified copy in English or Greek)
If the candidate is employed, a salary statement from employer (certified copy in English or Greek)
Applications will be accepted and evaluated only if these documents have been submitted.

The Scholarship/Financial Aid package must be submitted to the Admissions Office of AIT, by post, Fax, e-mail:

Athens Information Technology
Admissions Office, Building B7
19,5 km Markopoulo Avenue,
19002, Peania, Greece

F: +30 210 6682708,
E-mail: admissions [ a_t ] ait.edu.gr
Additional scholarship programs:

Queen Rania Scholarship Program Jordan-64
 
INTRACOM Telecom Albania Scholarship Program Albania-64
INTRACOM Bulgaria Scholarship Program Bulgaria-64


 

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