Financing Your TIAS Program
You have found the program that matches your ambitions. The next step is to make this investment in your growth possible — for yourself, your organisation and the world around you.
There are several routes: through your employer, as a personal investment, with the help of a scholarship or grant, or a combination of these options.
When your employer invests
A TIAS program creates immediate value for both you and your organisation. You develop new knowledge and skills and apply them directly to real challenges in your work — in projects, assignments and your master’s thesis. This connection between learning and practice broadens your perspective and leads to innovative solutions that accelerate projects, streamline processes and help achieve strategic goals faster.
Many employers therefore choose to fund part or all of the tuition fees. These expenses are also tax-deductible as business costs.
Tip: Our Program Advisers can help you build a strong and convincing business case for your employer. Visit our Convince your employer page for practical guidance and examples.
Good to know: Tuition fees can also be paid in instalments, just as with personal payment. Learn more about the available options.
When you invest personally
If you are (partly) financing your program yourself, there are several ways to make this investment possible. Together we can find the option that fits your situation best.
Payment in instalments
You can spread your tuition fees over several terms or years. Learn more about the available options.Tax benefits
Entrepreneurs and self-employed professionals can deduct tuition fees from their taxable income. TIAS programs are exempt from VAT (CRKBO).Lifelong Learning Credit (DUO)
Available for participants under the age of 56. This loan offers favourable conditions for recognised programs. More information about the requirements and application process is available on the DUO website.Student Financing (STUFI DUO)
Available for full-time master’s programs that meet DUO requirements, such as the MSc in Business Administration. Applicants must be under 30 at the start of the program. Visit the DUO website for detailed conditions.Bank loans
Some banks offer special education loans, or you may be able to extend an existing mortgage or credit.
Our Program Advisers are happy to discuss these options with you to help you make an informed decision.
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