Learn more about the Prodigy Finance supported schools and programmes, and why we work with the universities that we do.
At Prodigy Finance, we provide loans to international students attending top schools around the world with funding from our investors.
Our unique business model allows us to support students at more than 100 universities worldwide. See the Prodigy Finance university list here.
We’re only able to support the schools listed on our website as we have a certain set of funding requirements that need to be met.
If you’re planning on pursuing a postgraduate degree, but don’t see it listed on our website under the Prodigy Finance universities we support, please send us an email at info@prodigyfinance.com.
Or, reach out to your school’s financial aid office and let them know you’re interested in Prodigy Finance.
Prodigy Finance: schools we support
We currently support over 800 schools in 18 different countries. And, we're continually adding to the Prodigy Finance list of schools.
International students can use Prodigy Finance loans to pursue postgraduate degrees in business, engineering, public policy, law and health sciences.
Do you have a list of supported schools or universities?
If you’d like to explore our supported schools, you can use our School Search tool to quickly find the programme and school that’s right for you!
If you already have a school in mind, you can search to see whether we already support it - and if we do, you’ll be able to browse our supported courses.
Prodigy Finance: eligibility
We have three basic requirements to help us determine if you're eligible for a Prodigy Finance loan (subject to affordability check) :
You must be admitted to a school and programme we support.
You can explore our extensive range of supported schools on our website.
Remember, you can apply for a quote before you have an admittance letter - we'll only ask for proof of admission when we finalize your loan.
If you are unable to locate your school on our list, we’d love to help you fund your masters abroad, so please submit a schools request form with details of the school and course you’re interested in.
You must be looking to study abroad
You must come from one of the countries we support.
You can find a list of countries we can't support here.
Have a quick question? Check out these FAQs
Found your school on the list and need to get a Prodigy Finance loan?
We offer loans without requiring a co-signer or collateral, to eligible international students attending supported universities across the globe. If you're considering postgraduate study, you might want to consider a Prodigy Finance loan.
Prodigy Finance Ltd is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.
If you want to go ahead and know the difference between master of science and master of engineering, or if you want to know what and where to study. If you can't find your school or course, you can request it here. Try our Study Centre which is filled with expert opinions on a range of topics.
Prodigy Finance supports 1135 schools, 356 universities in 20 countries. Some of them are:
- Clark University: Graduate School of Management
- Clark University: School of Professional Studies
- Depaul University: College of Computing and Digital Media
- George Mason University: College of Health and Human Services
- Monash University: Faculty of Information Technology
- Northeastern University: College of Professional Studies
- Queensland University Of Technology: School of Computer Science
- Saint Louis University: Richard A. Chaifetz School of Business
- Saint Louis University: School of Medicine
- Texas A&M University: College of Engineering
- University Of Arkansas for Medical Sciences - Little Rock: Donaghey College of Engineering and Information Technology
- Wright State University - College of Engineering and Computer Science
Find a school that suits you.
For any other information about Prodigy Finance, or our student loan process, feel free to browse through our site, or register for a webinar to have your questions answered by one of our team.
Post updated for accuracy and freshness on October 16, 2019. Originally published on August 8, 2018.