Summary
The Bevica Scholarship Programme 2027–2028 is an officially funded initiative supported by the Bevica Foundation. It is designed to fund innovative projects aimed at removing societal barriers through accessibility, inclusion, and Universal Design. The program provides substantial grants and travel allowances to help students and academic staff at Danish higher education institutions realize high-impact projects in architecture, technology, design, education, and everyday services.
- 🎓 Bevica Scholarship Programme 2027–2028 is open for applications, supporting students and educators at Danish higher education institutions who are working on accessibility, inclusion, and Universal Design projects.
- 🇩🇰 Host Organization & Location: The programme is funded by the Bevica Foundation and hosted in Denmark, targeting eligible Danish universities, architecture schools, design colleges, and higher education institutions.
- 💡 Purpose of the Programme: The scholarship funds innovative projects aimed at removing societal barriers through solutions in architecture, technology, design, education, and everyday services based on Universal Design principles.
- 💰 Funding Benefits for Students: Bachelor’s and Master’s students can receive up to DKK 200,000 for project development, along with a travel grant of up to DKK 30,000 for research or study visits.
- 👩🏫 Funding Benefits for Educators: Lecturers and academic staff can receive up to DKK 130,000 fellowship funding plus a travel grant of up to DKK 30,000 for academic exchange, conferences, or curriculum development.
- 🌍 Eligible Fields: Applications are encouraged from disciplines including:
- 🏛️ Architecture and Urban Planning
- 🛠️ Product Design, Engineering, and Technology
- 💻 Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence, and IT
- 📚 Education, Law, and Public Policy
- 🧬 Health Sciences, Social Sciences, Business, and Environmental Studies
Designation
- Bachelor’s Students
- Master’s Students
- University Educators & Lecturers
Program Overview Table
| Category | Details |
| Host Country | Denmark |
| Host Foundation | Bevica Foundation |
| Target Audience | Bachelor’s Students, Master’s Students, & University Educators |
| Eligible Institutions | Eligible Danish Universities, Architecture Schools, & Design Colleges |
| Student Award Value | Up to DKK 200,000 + Up to DKK 30,000 Travel Grant |
| Educator Award Value | Up to DKK 130,000 Fellowship + Up to DKK 30,000 Travel Grant |
| Application Period | 1 September – 1 December 2026 |
Research Area
The program encourages interdisciplinary proposals across all academic faculties, provided the core focus centers around Universal Design and accessibility. Eligible disciplines include:
- Architecture & Urban Planning
- Product Design, Engineering, & Technology
- Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence, & IT
- Education, Law, & Public Policy
- Health Sciences, Social Sciences, Business, & Environmental Studies
Location
Denmark (Applicable to eligible Danish universities, university colleges, architecture schools, and design schools). An optional information session is held at the IT University of Copenhagen (ITU).
Eligibility/Qualification
To be considered for the Bevica Scholarship, candidates must meet the following criteria:
- Institutional Enrollment/Employment: You must be a Danish or international student currently enrolled at, or an educator teaching at, an eligible Danish higher education institution.
- Academic Progression: Student applicants (Bachelor’s and Master’s) must have completed at least three academic semesters by February 2027.
- Project Focus: Your proposal must clearly align with Universal Design principles, aiming to create solutions that are accessible to all people regardless of ability.
Job Description (Project Expectations & Benefits)
Selected candidates will be expected to develop and execute projects or integrate Universal Design principles into curricula/academic research. The financial and professional benefits include:
- For Students: A main project prize of up to DKK 200,000 for project development, plus an additional travel grant of up to DKK 30,000 to support international research or study visits.
- For Educators: A fellowship grant of up to DKK 130,000 for academic research or curriculum integration, alongside up to DKK 30,000 for academic exchange and conferences.
- Additional Perks: National recognition, direct collaboration with accessibility experts and industry networks, and professional mentoring.
How to Apply
- Attend Information Session (Optional): Join the free seminar at the IT University of Copenhagen (ITU) on 1 September 2026 for direct guidance (no prior registration required).
- Develop Your Project Proposal: Formulate a compelling proposal detailing your Universal Design initiative, timeline, objectives, and budget.
- Prepare Required Documents:
- Completed Online Application Form
- Detailed Project Proposal
- Curriculum Vitae (CV)
- Official Academic Transcripts
- Proof of Enrollment or Employment at a Danish Institution
- Motivation Statement
- Online Submission: Submit your finalized application package through the official online portal between 1 September and 1 December 2026.
Last Date to Apply
1 December 2026
