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June 3, 2024
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Bcas secures €17 million funding to fuel global expansion


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  • Bcas, a student finance edtech platform, has raised €17 million in funding.
  • The funding will be used to support international expansion plans and provide financing for students.

In a recent funding round, Madrid-based student finance edtech platform Bcas secured €17 million in investment led by MyInvestor and Actyus. This funding will be instrumental in driving the company’s international expansion efforts and will also be used to provide financial support to students seeking higher education opportunities.

Bcas, founded in 2021, offers a unique financing solution for students, allowing them to cover the cost of their education and pursue post-graduate courses in high-demand fields such as cybersecurity, data science, and AI. The platform has already supported over 1,500 students with more than €8 million in financing, establishing itself as a leader in ISA funding in Spain and across Europe.

Through partnerships with educational institutions, Bcas aims to level the playing field in education by providing equal opportunities for students to access quality higher education regardless of their financial background. The company’s innovative approach has received backing from the European Investment Fund (EIF), further cementing its position in the edtech space.


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