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Radboud Scholarship Programme 2027/28 (Netherlands, tuition reduced to ~EUR 2,800) · Radboud University | Scholify

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Radboud Scholarship Programme 2027/28 (Netherlands, tuition reduced to ~EUR 2,800)

Radboud University

About the opportunity

About the scholarship

The Radboud Scholarship Programme offers talented non-EU/EEA students admitted to an English-taught Master's at Radboud University a large reduction in tuition fees plus coverage of visa and insurance costs. Living costs are not covered.

What it covers

Tuition fee reduced to approximately EUR 2,771 (instead of roughly EUR 19,000)
Visa and residence permit costs
Health and liability insurance

How to apply

Apply for an eligible English-taught Master's in the OSIRIS application system and request the scholarship there

Submit your application by 31 January 2027, 23:59 CET; complete it by 14 February 2027

Details: https://www.ru.nl/en/education/scholarships/radboud-scholarship-programme.

Eligibility

Non-EU/EEA passport (all non-EU countries, Pakistanis eligible)
Non-Dutch Bachelor's degree and no prior education in the Netherlands
Fully admitted to an eligible Radboud Master's starting 1 September 2027; full-time enrolment

At a glance

Deadline: 31 Jan 2027 · 83 days left
Funding: Tuition reduced to ~EUR 2,771 + visa and insurance (partial)
Destination: Netherlands

Applications are handled by Radboud University on their own site.

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