Eric Bleumink Fellowship 2027 in the Netherlands

Quick intro

Applications are considered for the Eric Bleumink Fellowship at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands. This scholarship supports excellent international students who want to pursue a one-year or two-year Master’s degree programme starting in September. There is no separate active application form for the fellowship; suitable candidates are nominated after they receive provisional or unconditional admission to a Master’s programme. To allow enough time for processing, the University of Groningen says the Master’s application should be completed before 1 December. (University of Groningen)

Benefits

The Eric Bleumink Fellowship covers tuition fee, international travel costs, subsistence, books, and health insurance. The University notes that many students apply each year and only a limited number of grants can be issued. (University of Groningen)

The scholarship covers:

• Tuition fee
• International travel costs
• Subsistence/living costs
• Books
• Health insurance

Objectives

The fellowship supports highly talented students from eligible countries who have strong academic performance and no other means of financing their studies. The aim is to help excellent international students complete a full Master’s programme at the University of Groningen. (University of Groningen)

Eligibility criteria

Candidates should have provisional or unconditional admission to a Master’s programme before February, excellent academic performance, excellent Bachelor’s grades, excellent English proficiency according to the chosen programme requirements, availability for the whole programme period, good health for health insurance arrangements, eligible nationality, and no other means of financing the study. (University of Groningen)

Required documents

There is no separate fellowship application document package. Applicants must complete the normal University of Groningen Master’s admission process. Strong academic documents, English proof, recommendation letters, and programme-specific admission documents are important because the Admission Office and faculty Admission Boards decide which admitted applicants are nominated. (University of Groningen)

How to apply

Apply first to an eligible University of Groningen Master’s programme. Complete the Master’s application before 1 December so the Admission Office has time to process it. If you receive provisional or unconditional admission before February and meet the fellowship criteria, the university may nominate you for the Eric Bleumink Fellowship.

Official Application/Information Page: Eric Bleumink Fellowship — University of Groningen