The University of Groningen has a long academic tradition extending
back to 1614, which makes Groningen the oldest university in the
Netherlands after Leiden. Many very talented people in a variety of
disciplines have studied or worked at the university during the 390
years of its existence, including a Nobel Prize winner, the first
female University student in the Netherlands and the first female
lecturer, the first Dutch astronaut and the first president of the
European Bank. They share their academic roots with more than 200,000
other people who have attended the University of Groningen as
students, lecturers or research workers.
University of Groningen Talent Grant: Eric Bleumink Fund
University of Groningen offers scholarship,Eric Bleumink Fund, for a
1 year or 2 years Master’s degree programme which covers tuition fee,
costs of international travel, subsistence, books, and health
insurance.
Purposes:
Master programme, Master (MSc/MA/LL.M.)
Countries of origin: click the link for list of countries
eligible.Nepal included
Eligible candidates:
Candidates for the Eric Bleumink Fund should:
> Have received provisional or unconditional admission for a
master programme before February. Only then will applicants be
considered for a grant from the Eric Bleumink Fund (see: Master's
degree programmes )
> Have excellent academic performance, preferably to be confirmed
by letters of recommendation
> Have excellent grades during their bachelor/undergraduate
studies
> Have excellent English language proficiency, in accordance with
the admission requirements of the program of choice
> Be available for the whole period of the programme and be able
to take part in the entire programme
> Be in good health, so that health insurance in the Hold the
nationality of a country appearing in Appendix 1.
> Have no other means of financing the study in question
Deadline:
It is not possible to actively apply for an Eric Bleumink Fund
Scholarship. Suitable candidates will be informed about a
nomination.
Application: (currently closed)
The University of Groningen Admission Office, in consultation with
the Admission Boards of its faculties, will determine which applicants
will be nominated for an Eric Bleumink Fund scholarship.
Only applicants that have received a (conditional) admission offer
for a master programme before February can thus be considered. In
order to allow for enough time to process the application to a master
programme by the Admission Office, such a master application should be
completed by the applicant before 1st of December.
It is important to visit official website (link found below) for
detailed information on how to apply for this scholarship.
Official Scholarship Website link below:
