Applications are now open for the Radboud Scholarship 2026/27 in the Netherlands. This prestigious scholarship program at Radboud University offers talented non-European students the opportunity to pursue a fully English-taught Master’s degree in one of Europe’s most innovative and student-friendly countries.
Experience real Dutch culture, world-class education, and vibrant campus life in Nijmegen, while enjoying significant financial support through the Radboud Scholarship Program.
For the 2026/27 academic year, 33 scholarships are available across multiple faculties at Radboud University.
Program Details
- Host Country: Netherlands
- Host University: Radboud University
- Degree Level: Master’s
- Scholarship Type: Partially Funded
- Application Deadline: 31 January 2026
Scholarship Duration
The Radboud Scholarship covers the full duration of the Master’s program, typically 1–2 years, depending on the chosen course.
Financial Benefits
The Radboud Scholarship Program provides partial financial support, including:
- Reduced Tuition Fee: Scholarship recipients pay only €2,695 instead of the regular fee of €18,000.
- Visa Costs: Fully covered by the university.
- Residence Permit: Costs covered by Radboud University.
- Health and Liability Insurance: Fully covered for the duration of the program.
Note: The cost of living in the Netherlands is not covered under this scholarship.
Tip: You can combine this award with the NL Scholarship (Netherlands Government Scholarship) worth €5,000 to help with living expenses. Applications for the NL Scholarship open on 1 November 2025.
Faculties Offering the Scholarship
A total of 33 Radboud Scholarships are available across the following faculties:
- Faculty of Arts – 4 scholarships
- Faculty of Law – 4 scholarships
- Nijmegen School of Management – 6 scholarships
- Faculty of Philosophy, Theology and Religious Studies – 3 scholarships
- Faculty of Science – 8 scholarships
- Faculty of Social Sciences – 8 scholarships
Eligibility Criteria
To be eligible for the Radboud Scholarship 2026/27, applicants must:
- Hold a non-EU/non-EEA passport.
- Have (or be about to obtain) a Bachelor’s degree from a university outside the Netherlands.
- Meet Radboud University’s English language requirements.
- Have received admission to a Master’s program starting in September 2026.
- Demonstrate academic excellence and financial need.
Selection Criteria
The selection committee will assess candidates based on:
- Academic excellence and performance.
- Relevance of prior studies to the chosen Master’s program.
- Strength of the motivation letter.
- Academic achievements, honors, and awards.
- Quality of recommendation letters.
How to Apply for the Radboud Scholarship 2026/27
- Apply for admission to a Master’s program at Radboud University via the official online application portal.
- During your application, indicate your interest in being considered for the Radboud Scholarship.
- The scholarship selection committee will evaluate your eligibility separately from your academic admission.
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