The Eric Bleumink Fund offers fully funded scholarships for talented and motivated students from selected developing countries to pursue Master’s programs at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands. This prestigious opportunity fosters global academic excellence and supports students who demonstrate financial need.

Designation

Eric Bleumink Fellowship

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Scholarship DetailsInformation
CountryNetherlands
InstituteUniversity of Groningen
QualificationMaster’s Degree
CoverageFully Funded
Eligible CountriesSelected developing countries
Deadline for Application1st December 2025

Research Areas

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The scholarship supports various fields of study, including but not limited to:

  • Humanities
  • Sciences
  • Social Sciences
  • Engineering
  • Business Administration
  • Law
  • Medicine

Location

University of Groningen, Netherlands

Eligibility/Qualification

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To be eligible for the Eric Bleumink Fellowship, applicants must meet the following requirements:

  • Nationality from a selected developing country.
  • Strong academic track record.
  • Hold provisional or unconditional admission to a Master’s program at the University of Groningen before February.
  • Demonstrate financial need.
  • Provide an English proficiency certificate.
  • Meet the admission requirements for the chosen Master’s program.

Description

The Eric Bleumink Fund is named after Professor Eric Bleumink, the university’s former rector magnificus. The fellowship is designed to offer a fully funded opportunity to deserving students, covering:

  • Full tuition fees
  • Monthly stipend for living expenses
  • Comprehensive health insurance
  • One-time travel allowance
  • Book allowance

This fellowship aims to create a diverse and vibrant academic community at the University of Groningen, one of the oldest and most esteemed research institutions in Europe.

How to Apply

Candidates cannot directly apply for the Eric Bleumink Fund. Instead, suitable applicants will be nominated by the Admission Office of the University of Groningen after they have completed their applications for the Master’s programs. Interested candidates should ensure their application is submitted before the deadline.

Last Date to Apply

1st December 2025

For more information on the University of Groningen and the Master’s programs offered, please refer to the official university website.

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