DESCRIPTION

The Radboud Scholarship Programme offers an excellent opportunity for talented international students from non-EU/EEA countries to pursue English-taught Master’s degrees at Radboud University in the Netherlands. This program provides partial scholarships aimed at reducing the financial barriers for studying in a world-class academic environment.

Key Features and Benefits:

1. Financial Assistance:

1. • Tuition fees are significantly reduced from €17,000 to €2,530 for scholarship recipients.
   • Coverage for visa application costs, residence permits, health insurance, and liability insurance.

2. Eligibility:

1. • Applicants must hold citizenship from non-EU/EEA countries.
   • Candidates should not be eligible for the lower EU/EEA tuition fee.
   • Applicants must have completed their Bachelor’s degree outside the Netherlands and meet the English proficiency requirements.

3. Scholarship Availability:

1. • A total of 28 scholarships are offered across various faculties, including Arts, Law, Social Sciences, Management, and Science.

4. Duration:

1. • The scholarship covers the nominal duration of the Master’s program. For two-year programs, the scholarship can be extended to the second year, provided the student passes all first-year courses.

Application and Selection Process:

1. Application Deadline: January 31, 2025.
2. How to Apply:
   • Indicate interest in the scholarship while applying for admission to a Master’s program via the OSIRIS Application system.
   • Submit additional documents such as a CV, motivation letter, and two reference letters.
3. Selection Criteria:
   • Academic excellence, motivation, and the quality of recommendations are key factors in the selection process.

Program Highlights:

The Radboud Scholarship is tailored for students with outstanding academic records and ambition, enabling them to access high-quality education in a vibrant, research-driven environment. Master’s programs eligible under this scholarship include fields like Artificial Intelligence, Biomedical Sciences, International and European Law, and Environmental Studies, among other.