The EDHEC Scholarship for Excellence Programme encourages high-potential participants to further their management careers by pursuing their Master's degree at EDHEC Business School. The amount of the excellence award comprises 50% of the tuition fees. Award recipients are expected to self-finance their living expenses. 

Under the patronage of the "Fondation de France", the EDHEC Foundation is an autonomous non-profit organisation supporting the training of young, talented students, investment in management research and further internationalisation in the field of business & management education. The scholarships awarded by the EDHEC Foundation, each worth 25% of  tuition fees, have been made available to international students wishing to further their management careers by pursuing their Master's degree at EDHEC Business School.

In the context of the historic enlargement of the European Union, EDHEC Business School has unveiled a EUR 250,000 scholarship package awarded to citizens of the new Europe over a time frame of 4 years. This amounts to a scholarship of 80% of tuition fees.

Managed by the EDHEC Foundation under the aegis of the "Fondation de France", this Scholarship Programme aims at facilitating the economic and cultural integration of an enlarged European Union. Outstanding students and young professionals from the European Union new Member States and Applicant Countries will receive a full-tuition scholarship to further their management education in one of the Master of Science programmes of EDHEC Business School. An international committee of business leaders and academics will select the recipients of these awards for excellence.

EDHEC has launched a loan procedure in order to encourage high-potential participants to further their management careers by pursuing their degree studies at EDHEC Business School. Loans of up to €3000 at a 0% interest rate can be granted to help cover tuition fees.

EDHEC Business School offers a limited number of administrative and research assistantships to its graduate students.   The number of assistantships varies from year to year and students are notified when these become available for application. These assistantships are allocated based on need to applicants qualified for the positions.Compensation comes under the form of a reduction in tuition fees.  Hours are kept at a low level to maintain compatibility with the normal workload of a graduate student.  An assistantship can be cumulated with the EDHEC Foundation scholarship or EDHEC loans.