Netherlands
Netherlands
Radboud University Scholarship
Applications closed
Masters
Partially Funded
Award
EUR 2,530 / per year
Paid per year. Confirm the latest figures on the official page.
Deadline
January 31, 2026
Deadline passed
Duration
2 Years
How long the scholarship support typically lasts.
Funding type
Partially Funded
Whether the award is fully funded, partial, merit-based, or similar.
About this scholarship
What this award covers and who it is designed to support.
The Radboud University Scholarship Programme is a highly selective award for talented non-EU/EEA students applying to English-taught Master’s programs. It significantly reduces tuition fees and covers additional costs like health insurance and visa expenses. The scholarship is aimed at students with outstanding academic performance and strong motivation to study at Radboud University.
Scholarship details
Key facts about level, field, location, and institutions.
Study level
Masters
Field of study
Computer Science & IT
Host country
Netherlands
Competition
Medium
Opens
October 1, 2025
Eligibility
Who can apply and what academic or personal criteria you need to meet.
The eligibility criteria is as follows:
- Non-EU/EEA nationality.
- Applied for a full-time English-taught Master’s program at Radboud University.
- Meet admission and language proficiency requirements.
- Strong academic record.
- No prior degree obtained in the Netherlands.
Application requirements
Documents and steps typically needed when you submit your application.
The requirements are as follows:
- Online Master’s application (via OSIRIS Application).
- Academic transcripts and diplomas.
- CV.
- Motivation letter (including reasons for scholarship application).
- Two reference letters (academic preferred).
- Proof of English proficiency (IELTS/TOEFL/CAE, unless exempt).
What is covered
Tuition, living costs, and other expenses included in this award.
The scholarship includes coverage for:
- Substantial reduction in tuition fees (from approx. €17,000 non-EU/EEA fee → to about €2,530, same as EU/EEA students).
- Visa costs, residence permit fees, and health insurance covered.
- Some recipients also get a partial living expenses stipend.