International students can now apply for the Eric Bleumink Scholarships 2026, which provide fully supported master’s degree programs at the University of Groningen (UG) in the Netherlands. Talented students from all over the world who exhibit both academic achievement and a significant potential for future contributions in their disciplines can receive extraordinary financial aid from this esteemed program, which is funded by the Eric Bleumink Fund.
The scholarships, which are only available for UG master’s programs, cover all significant costs, including books, health insurance, overseas travel, tuition, and a subsistence allowance. The Eric Bleumink Fellowship fosters the personal and professional development of exceptional persons by eliminating financial obstacles, allowing them to fully concentrate on their studies and research.
Candidates from all academic fields are eligible to apply, making it a flexible and inclusive award for students with a range of educational backgrounds. Depending on their chosen field of study, applicants may apply to master’s programs that are one or two years long. To ensure that the Admission Office has enough time to process their applications, candidates must, however, have already obtained a provisional or unconditional admission offer for a master’s program at the University of Groningen by February in order to be eligible.
In addition to providing financial aid, the fellowship gives winners the opportunity to integrate into Groningen’s thriving, globally inclusive academic community, which promotes intercultural communication and cooperation.Many see this scholarship as a transformative chance to receive a top-notch education in Europe and get ready to contribute significantly both domestically and internationally.
Host Country: Netherland
University: University of Groningen (UG)
Opportunity Type:Master’s
Eligibility Country: International Students
Financial Coverage: Fully Funded
Eligibility Criteria:
- Only candidates from qualified nations are eligible to apply for the Eric Bleumink Fellowship 2026.
- The ability to communicate well in English is required.
- Applicants are not eligible if they have applied for or been awarded another scholarship.
- Candidates must exhibit exceptional academic accomplishments, preferably backed up by compelling recommendation letters.
- Before February 2025, a provisional or unconditional admission offer to the preferred master’s program at the University of Groningen must be obtained.
- Candidates ought to have received top grades during their undergraduate studies for a bachelor’s degree or its equivalent.
- The particular English language proficiency requirements of the program they have selected must be met by international students.
- In addition to actively participating in all academic and related activities, applicants must be available for the full program.
- To be eligible for the scholarship, one must be mentally and physically fit.
- Applicants must be in good health and be citizens of a qualified nation in order to be eligible for the offered health insurance.
Benefits:
- Tuition Coverage: Complete payment of the chosen master’s program’s tuition.
- Travel Support: Funding for travel to and from the University of Groningen abroad.
- Living payment: During the study period, a subsistence payment is given to cover everyday living expenditures.
- Study Materials: Money to purchase necessary academic books and study aids for the course.
- Access to medical care is guaranteed by comprehensive health insurance coverage.
- Program Length: Master’s programs that last one or two years are eligible to receive scholarships.
- Financial Relief: Allows foreign students to study for graduate degrees in the Netherlands without having to pay for tuition and other associated expenses.
Deadline: 01 December 2025
