Scholarships to Study in Europe – Part 4
Europe has long been regarded as one of the most populated and livable continents. Additionally, it has a distinguished tradition of offering top-notch education through some of the oldest and most prominent colleges in the world. With 483 universities, Europe tops the list as the continent with the most universities. Here are some of the main reasons why Europe is one of the best places to study abroad.
To study in the Netherlands:
Amsterdam Merit Scholarships for Excellent International Students—Scholarships awarded on the basis of merit to study at the University of Amsterdam in the Netherlands. Talented master’s degree students from outside the EU or EEA are welcome to apply.
Anne van den Ban Scholarships for Developing Countries at Wageningen University – Scholarships are available to overseas students from developing nations who wish to enrol in master’s degree programmes at Wageningen University in the fields of agriculture, food, or the environment. The Anne van den Ban Fund is the sponsor.
Eric Bleumink Fund Scholarships at the University of Groningen — Open to all master’s level foreign students pursuing additional academic training at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands.
Holland Scholarship – Available for international students who are not citizens of the EEA to enrol in bachelor’s or master’s programmes at partner universities in the Netherlands.
Leiden University Excellence Scholarships (LExS) – Scholarships awarded on the basis of merit to Leiden University students pursuing master’s degrees (MA, MSc, or LLM). Students from the EU or EEA cannot use it.
Netherlands Fellowship Programmes (NFP) – Government-funded overseas fellowships for master’s or doctoral studies in the Netherlands. Candidates who are female and from sub-Saharan Africa are given priority.
Orange Tulip Scholarship Programme – Scholarships from Nuffic enable students to study in the Netherlands who are from developing nations in Asia and Latin America, such as China, Indonesia, South Korea, Mexico, and Brazil.
Radboud Scholarship Programme – Opportunities for financial aid for non-EEA students who wish to pursue a master’s degree at Radboud University in Nijmegen, the Netherlands.
UM High Potential Scholarships for International Students – International students can apply for merit-based scholarships to study at Maastricht University for a master’s degree in the Netherlands. It is only available to students who are not EU/EEA citizens.
University of Twente Scholarships (UTS) – Scholarships from abroad to pursue a particular master’s degree at the University of Twente in the Netherlands. All students, both inside and outside of the EU, may access it.
VU Amsterdam Fellowship Programme (VUFP) – Scholarships for gifted students to enrol in a range of master’s programmes offered in English at VU University Amsterdam.
World Citizen Talent Scholarship for International Students – Scholarships awarded by The Hague University of Applied Sciences on the basis of merit for study in the Netherlands.
To study in Switzerland:
ETH Zurich Excellence Masters Scholarship Program – ETH Zurich offers merit-based scholarships to students who want to pursue their master’s degree there.
Swiss Government Excellence Scholarships for Foreign Scholars and Artists – Opportunities for merit-based financial aid for foreign students enrolling in postgraduate programmes at particular Swiss universities.
UNU Fellowship in International Organizations MBA Merit Scholarships – Scholarships for MBA students at the University of Geneva in Switzerland. exclusively available to professionals in their mid-career from poor nations.
