Radboud Scholarship Programme 2027 (Partial Funding)

The Radboud Scholarship Programme 2027 gives partial funding for English taught masters at Radboud University in the Netherlands. It cuts tuition to about 2771 euros. It also covers visa and insurance costs. Living expenses stay with you. Compare it with full awards like the Eric Bleumink Fellowship 2027.

Many international students from outside the EU look for ways to reduce high tuition fees. This one helps with that for selected candidates. It focuses on talented non EU applicants. Notably, only a limited number of awards exist each year.

Overview

• Host country, Netherlands
• Host school, Radboud University
• Level of study, Masters
• Value, tuition reduced to 2771 euros, visa, residence permit and insurance covered
• Nationality, non EU and non EEA passport holders
• Funded by, Radboud University Profiling Fund

Benefits of the Radboud Scholarship Programme 2027

First, the award lowers your tuition fee a lot. Also, it pays for visa and residence permit costs. Plus, it covers health and liability insurance. Next, you still handle living costs yourself. In short, it reduces the main barriers but leaves daily expenses to you. Therefore, budget carefully for rent and food in Nijmegen.

• Tuition reduced to about 2771 euros
• Visa and residence permit costs
• Health and liability insurance

Who Should Apply

Non EU students with strong grades who already have or will get a bachelors outside the Netherlands fit best. See also the TU Delft Justus and Louise van Effen Scholarship 2027 for other options in the country. Strong academic records help a lot.

Eligibility Requirements

Overall, applicants must meet these points. Then, check each one carefully. Notably, English taught programmes only qualify.

Before you commit, the Cost calculator adds up tuition, living costs, insurance and flights for your whole study period, and shows how much a scholarship would still leave you to fund.

• Hold a non EU or non EEA passport
• Bachelors degree from outside the Netherlands
• Meet English requirements for the programme
• Admitted to an English taught masters starting September 2027

Partial Funding Only

This is not fully funded. Living costs in the Netherlands remain your responsibility. Check the process against the Uppsala University Global Scholarship 2027. Plan extra funds for daily life.

Required Documents

• Two reference letters
• Curriculum vitae
• Standard admission documents

How to Apply

First, apply for admission to a masters programme in OSIRIS and tick the scholarship box. Next, upload the extra documents. Then, ensure the application is complete by the second date. Meanwhile, prepare your English proof early. Review other Netherlands awards such as the Amsterdam Merit Scholarship 2027.

Application Deadline

Submit by 31 January 2027 at 23:59 CET. Complete the file by 14 February 2027. The cycle is open for 2027 entry. So, start soon to avoid issues. However, decisions come later in spring.

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If you are not sure which scholarships you qualify for, the Eligibility checker compares your nationality, study level, grades and English score with each scholarship's published rules.

Final Thoughts

Overall, this partial award can make masters study in the Netherlands more affordable. However, plan for living costs separately. Therefore, check full funding options like the Commonwealth Shared Scholarship 2027 too. Notably, only about 32 awards exist.