Radboud Scholarship Programme

The Radboud Scholarship Programme offers a select number of talented prospective non-EEA students the opportunity to receive a scholarship to pursue a complete English-taught Master's degree programme at Radboud University. The Radboud Scholarship Programme is very selective and is only intended for talented students who have obtained outstanding study results and are highly motivated to pursue a Master's degree programme at Radboud University.

Scope of the scholarships
Each year about 30 Radboud Scholarships are awarded to selected talented non-EEA students for the duration of one of the Master's degree programmes.

Eligibility requirements
• hold a non-EU/EEA passport
• are not eligible for the lower EEA tuition fee for other reasons
• have (will obtain) a Bachelor's degree achieved outside the Netherlands, have no degrees achieved in the Netherlands and did not receive any previous education in the Netherlands
• meet the English language proficiency requirement for the Master's programme of your choice
• have been fully admitted to the English-taught Master's degree programme starting September 1, 2020 as stated in the formal letter of admission
• are able to comply with the conditions for obtaining a visa for the Netherlands
• are enrolled at Radboud University as a full-time student for the academic year and Master's degree programme for which the scholarship will be awarded

Selection criteria
From the eligible candidates the Radboud Scholarship holders will be selected based on the following criteria:
• Talent: this means that you must have outstanding study results in your present field of study
• You are expected to be a promising student in your desired field of study at Radboud University
• Proven academic quality and good results of your prior education for example through grades, test scores, publications
• Quality of the recommendations in the two reference letters
• Motivation: based on your motivation letter for the Master's programme

The Radboud Scholarship cannot be combined with the Orange Tulip Scholarship or Holland Scholarship. You can apply for two scholarships, but only one will be granted.

Application procedure and documents required
The application for admission and the application for the scholarship is fully integrated, there is no separate application procedure for the scholarship. However, the selection for RSP and the admission to the Master's degree programme are two separate processes. Admission to the programme does not imply selection for RSP. You apply for a Radboud Scholarship by indicating during your application for admission in the OSIRIS Application system that you wish to apply for a Radboud Scholarship. You will then be requested to upload three additional documents: two reference letters and a curriculum vitae.

Deadline
You must have completed your application in the online OSIRIS Application system before 1 March 2020. Please note that incomplete applications will not be considered for RSP. An incomplete application means that some information and/or documents are missing or illegible. Therefore, please be advised and submit your application earlier than 1 March so that the Admissions Office has enough time to review your application and inform you in case that it is incomplete. We recommend you hand in your proof of English proficiency before the deadline of 1 March as well.

The faculty selects the grant recipients. You will be informed about the final decision by the International Office with respect to your application for a Radboud Scholarship before mid-April 2020. (date subject to change)