ScholarshipOpen to Tunisian applicants
Eric Bleumink Fellowship at the University of Groningen
University of Groningen · Groningen, Netherlands
The University of Groningen names Tunisia among the countries whose nationals can be nominated for the Eric Bleumink Fellowship. There is no direct grant application. A master's application should be completed before 1 December so admission can be decided before February. The grant can cover tuition, travel, subsistence, books and health insurance.
At a glance
- Who
- Listed nationalities, including Tunisia
- Apply
- Master's application before 1 December
- Covers
- Tuition, travel, subsistence, books, insurance
Who can apply
Criteria stated by the funder on the official source.
Nationality
The countries-of-origin list on the fellowship page includes Tunisia. Candidates must hold the nationality of a country on that list.
StatedEducation
The grant is for a one-year or two-year master's programme starting in September. Excellent bachelor's grades are required, and admission must be provisional or unconditional before February.
StatedEnglish
English must meet the admission requirements of the chosen master's programme. The fellowship page does not print a test name or a minimum score.
StatedFunding and what it does not cover
The page says the grant covers tuition, international travel, subsistence, books and health insurance. It does not print a euro amount.
Covered by the funder
- Tuition fee
- International travel
- Subsistence
- Books
- Health insurance
