The Executive Women for International MBA Scholarship in Italy is open to all nationals except Italian students. It is offered for an MBA degree in the field of Business Administration. The deadline for sending your application is Deadline varies. Rome Business School provides this scholarship.

Rome Business School works to advance gender equality in the workplace and raise the percentage of women in executive roles. More than half of their students are female, and many of them manage to juggle their personal and professional lives with their education. Through the Executive Women in Business Grant, they hope to support these initiatives by enabling our students to further achieve their potential as leaders, executives, and professionals. All that is needed for candidates for the Executive Women Grant is a CV following a declaration of interest. The application will be sent to the Admissions Committee for a final assessment by the program coordinator. Purpose statements are optional and can be requested from the program organizer.​

The Executive Women for International MBA Scholarship in Italy will provide up to 35% of the tuition fee. 

The eligibility criteria for the Executive Women for International MBA Scholarship in Italy are stated below:

Scholarships are given to deserving applicants who show the most promise. Because of this, the Admissions Committee reviews many scholarship applications in each round. Approximately one out of every five applicants is chosen by the committee to receive a grant or scholarship from the current fund. The committee considers several criteria for these chosen few, including prior academic standing, community service and outreach, professional and career accomplishments, and motivations and goals.​

To apply for a scholarship, it is necessary to send a motivational letter of no more than 300 words together with the CV and the documentation when applying for admission to the Master.​ To write a motivational letter for a scholarship, the applicant must indicate:​

1. What distinguishes the applicant from the other candidates,

2. Professional goals and ambitions.​