Africa Scholarship Programme
Wageningen University & Research
This invitation-based award funds a two-year Wageningen master’s degree for an excellent student who is a citizen of an African country.
- What it pays for
- Tuition, a living allowance, travel to and from the Netherlands, visa costs and health insurance for 24 months.
- Deadline
- No separate scholarship closing date is published; a complete MSc application must be submitted before 1 December 2026 for consideration.
Covers
What it pays for
- Tuition
- Living allowance
- Flights
- Health insurance
Eligibility
Who can apply
- Open to every nationality
- For Master's study
- Selection is by invitation, not a direct scholarship application.
- Applicants need unconditional MSc admission, a first-class honours bachelor’s degree and a GPA of at least 80%.
- The bachelor’s diploma and required English test results must be included in the complete MSc application.
- Nationality rules not confirmed yet.
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Netherlands
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