Wageningen University Excellence Programme
Wageningen University & Research
This invitation-based award waives tuition for an excellent master’s student from one of Wageningen’s listed countries.
- What it pays for
- A tuition fee waiver for the 24-month master’s programme; living costs, insurance and residence-permit costs remain payable.
- Deadline
- No separate scholarship closing date is published; a complete MSc application must be submitted before 1 December 2026 for consideration.
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What it pays for
- Tuition
Eligibility
Who can apply
- Open to people from Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Ecuador, Guatemala, Japan, Malaysia and 9 more
- For Master's study
- Applicants must not also hold EU or EFTA nationality.
- Applicants need unconditional admission, a first-class honours bachelor’s degree or equivalent, and a GPA of at least 80%.
- Selected candidates are invited to a final-stage lottery.
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Maastricht University NL-High Potential Scholarship
Maastricht University and the Dutch Ministry of Education, Culture and Science
Tuition fees and insurance are paid; living expenses are €20,150 for 13 months or €38,750 for 25 months.
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