Mises University is the world's leading instructional program in Austrian economics. Since 1986, it has been the essential training ground for college and university students who are looking beyond the mainstream.
Mises University topics include market behavior, competition, value and utility, money and banking, business cycles, industrial organization, method, economic history, the philosophy of science, financial economics, and more. Classes are interspersed with discussion seminars, faculty panels, and plenary lectures. There are special sessions on economic history, ethics, and political philosophy. Nightly social hours allow time to meet and discuss it all with faculty and other students.
The scholarship application for Mises University 2024 is open to full-time college and university students. The extended deadline for scholarship applications is Monday, June 24. Decisions will be communicated to all applicants on a rolling basis. College and university students in all disciplines are encouraged to apply. There is no application fee.
Through the generosity of Mises Institute Supporters, there is no registration fee at Mises University. The program is highly selective. All students who are accepted receive a full scholarship that includes complimentary admission to all sessions, accommodations for seven nights, daily transportation to the Mises Institute, and refreshments and meals, beginning with dinner on Sunday, July 28, and ending with dinner on Saturday, August 3.
Students must be able to attend the full event to be accepted.
The attendee who emerges from the optional oral examination (the Mündliche Prüfung) with the best record, selected by the entire faculty, will be awarded the Douglas E. French Scholarship Prize of $2,500. The second and third place winners will receive the Kenneth Garschina Prizes of $1,500 and $750, respectively.
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