The Netherlands’ fully funded master’s scholarship, the Eric Bleumink Fellowship 2026
For international students wishing to study a Master’s degree at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands, the Eric Bleumink Fellowship provides a fully financed grant.
Important Points to Remember:
- For the 2026 intake, applications are now being accepted.
- accessible for all of the University of Groningen’s Master’s programs (MSc, MA, LL.M.)
- encompasses the program’s whole term (one or two years).
- Available to students who have been admitted to a Master’s program, either unconditionally or provisionally
- The institution of Groningen is the second-oldest institution in the Netherlands, having been founded in 1614.
The Eric Bleumink Fellowship is intended to assist gifted international students by paying for all of their significant educational costs.
Eligibility Criteria :
- Open to nationals of qualifying nations (see list below)
- must have been offered admission to a Master’s program, either unconditionally or provisionally, prior to February
- Applications received after the cutoff time will be taken into account for the subsequent round of selection.
- ought to demonstrate a track record of outstanding academic achievement with high undergraduate grades.
- must fulfill the standards for English language proficiency.
- must be accessible for the whole Master’s program.
- Examine the list of Master’s programs that qualify and submit an online application.
Host Country: Netherlands
University: University of Groningen
Degree Level: Master’s (MSc/MA/LL.M)
Financial Benefits: Fully Funded
Benefits :
- Complete coverage of tuition fees
- Travel costs abroad (to and from the Netherlands)
- Costs of living, such as clothing, food, and shelter
- Book and study material coverage
- health coverage over the program’s duration
Deadline: 1st December 2025
