Study in the Netherlands - University of Groningen Scholarships for All Degrees

The University of Groningen Scholarships intend to entice talented candidates to pursue undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral studies and postdoc research in a range of subjects from all over the world.

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University of Groningen

Founded in 1614, the University of Groningen stands as one of the most esteemed and ancient academic institutions in the Netherlands. Situated in the dynamic metropolis of Groningen, the institution has an illustrious past of scholarly distinction and novelty in an extensive array of fields. The institution provides a wide range of graduate, undergraduate, and doctorate degrees in subjects like the social sciences, scientific sciences, medical sciences, and humanities.

Beyond the classroom, the University of Groningen offers an extensive range of extracurricular and professional development possibilities through student clubs, international exchange programs, and extracurricular activities. The university continues to draw students from all over the world who are keen to use research and education to make a good difference because of its commitment to diversity and sustainability.

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University of Groningen Scholarships for Domestic and International Students

The University of Groningen provides a range of undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral scholarships that are suited to students from both domestic and foreign countries. These scholarships are intended to help students studying in a variety of subjects, from engineering and the natural sciences to the humanities and social sciences. By easing the financial burden of living expenses and tuition, they hope to free up students’ time to devote themselves entirely to their academic endeavors.

The University of Groningen Scholarships consist of need-based financial aid, merit-based scholarships, and special prizes for academic achievement and diversity. Every scholarship has its unique requirements and application process, so qualified students at the University of Groningen will have the assistance they need to meet their academic and career objectives. Some notable scholarships are here:

Eric Bleumink Fund

A small number of students are awarded a 15,000 euro individual scholarship each year by the University of Groningen for their Master’s degree. The EBF supports the university’s globally diversified population and inspires youth to follow their dreams.

Eligibility: Talented students from developing countries.
Coverage: Full scholarships covering tuition fees, travel costs, subsistence, books, and health insurance.
Programs: Master’s degrees.

A scholarship from the Eric Bleumink Fund cannot be actively applied for. An announcement on a nomination will be made to eligible applicants. Which candidates will be nominated for an Eric Bleumink Fund scholarship will be decided by the University of Groningen Admission Office in collaboration with the faculty admission boards. The candidate for a master’s program should complete the application by December 1st in order to give the Admission Office adequate time to process the application.

Eric Bleumink Fund

Boehringer Ingelheim Fonds (BIF) Fellowships

European citizens working in Europe or abroad and non-European nationals doing their PhD dissertations in Europe are eligible to apply for PhD fellowships from BIF. If your PhD thesis is about to begin or has already begun, you should apply; no preliminary findings are anticipated.

A set monthly amount to cover small project-related expenses is typically included in the total of the monthly stipend. In the Netherlands, they come to a total of 2,600 euros. Apart from the monthly stipend, further benefits include individual and personal support, travel allowances, seminars, and access to a global network of fellows and alumni. Additional monthly benefits, such as a spouse allowance of 200 euros or a child care allowance of up to 500 euros, may be granted to you based on your particular circumstances.

Eligibility: Outstanding PhD students conducting basic Biomedical Research.
Coverage: Up to 3 years of funding.
Level: PhD
Available positions: 45/year.
Duration: 2+1.5 years
Deadline: February 1, June 1, and October 1 of each year

Boehringer Ingelheim Fonds (BIF) Fellowship

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Boehringer Ingelheim Fonds (BIF) Travel Grants

Postdoctoral researchers worldwide and MD and PhD students are eligible to apply for travel funds from the Boehringer Ingelheim Fonds (BIF) for a maximum term of three months. If they wish to pursue short-term research stays or attend relevant practical courses in Europe or abroad, or if they conduct experimental projects in basic biomedical research, the BIF provides financing. Applications must be sent to BIF no earlier than six months but no later than two weeks before the intended departure date.

Nationality: All over the world.
Level: MD and PhD students, postdoctoral researchers
Duration: up to 3 months stay.

Boehringer Ingelheim Fonds (BIF) Travel Grants

Bolashak International Scholarship

Students from Kazakhstan have an exceptional opportunity to pursue higher education at one of the top research universities in the Netherlands with the Bolashak International Scholarship at the University of Groningen. This scholarship, which is funded by the Kazakh government, allows beneficiaries to enroll in a variety of undergraduate, graduate, and doctorate programs by paying for their tuition, living expenses, travel, and other associated fees. The University of Groningen offers a welcoming and diverse academic atmosphere. It is renowned for its excellent research and high-caliber education.

Eligibility: Kazakhstani students.
Coverage: Tuition and living expenses.
Programs: Master and PhD studies

Bolashak International Scholarship

ISB PhD and Post-Doctoral Research Programm

An advanced academic effort, the ISB PhD and Post-Doctoral Research Program seeks to promote innovative research and scholarly quality across a range of disciplines. Doctorate candidates and post-doctoral researchers can take advantage of the program’s rigorous training and research opportunities, which will provide them with the knowledge and abilities needed to make important contributions to their fields of study. The program is designed to support promising and exceptional scholars from member countries as well as Muslim communities in non-member countries.

The scholarship is given to the scholars as an interest-free loan (Qard Hasan) and is regarded as a grant by their nations or communities. After graduating and obtaining employment, recipients must return 50% of the loan. Repayments are made to a Local Education Trust Fund (LETF) that has been set up in each of the program’s participating nations.

Nationality: International
Scholarship Type: interest-free loan.
Coverage: 50% of the loan is to refund
Programs: PhD and Postdoc

ISB PhD and Post-Doctoral Research Programm

Canon Foundation in Europe Research Fellowship

An amazing chance for academic cooperation and scholarly interchange between Europe and Japan is provided by the Canon Foundation in Europe Research Fellowship. With the support of this scholarship, European PhD students can study in Japan and Japanese researchers can conduct studies in Europe for three to twelve months. Scholars from many academic fields are eligible for the fellowship, encouraging a wide range of research activities and educational enrichment through cross-cultural exchange. To foster creative research contributions and long-term collaborations, the Canon Foundation supports this mobility to enhance intellectual cooperation and mutual understanding between Europe and Japan.

Eligibility: European and Japanese researchers.
Coverage: Up to €27,500 annually.
Programs: Research fellowships.

Canon Foundation in Europe Research Fellowship

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HIV Research Trust Fellowship for Health Professionals

This fellowship program offers the chance to pursue a double degree PhD studies or brief stays of two to six months. It is intended for early- to mid-career healthcare workers in low- and lower-middle-income nations who work in environments with limited resources, such as doctors, nurses, scientists, and other healthcare professionals. Up to £10,000 or its equivalent can be awarded to qualified candidates, which they can use to pay tuition fees and other costs.

Eligibility: Physicians, nurses, scientists, and other healthcare professionals
Coverage: £10,000 maximum
Nationality: lower, middle, and upper-income countries
Duration: 2-6 months
Deadline: March 31st

HIV Research Trust Fellowship for Health Professionals

DUO-IB-Groep study grants

The University of Groningen’s DUO-IB-Groep study scholarships are financial aid initiatives meant to assist students in their academic endeavors. These awards, which are managed by the Dutch Education Executive Agency (DUO), are intended to lower financial obstacles for both Dutch and foreign students, allowing them to concentrate on their studies and meet their academic objectives. The grants offer complete support to students during their academic journey by covering a wide range of expenses, including living expenses, tuition fees, and other pertinent study-related costs.

Eligible Programs: Bachelor (BSc/BA/LL.B), Master program, Master (MSc/MA/LL.M.)
Coverage: The amount changes each year, usually €1000+ per month
Nationality: EU/EEA country, Switzerland or the United Kingdom

DUO-IB-Groep study grants

Dorothy Marchus Senesh Fellowship

At the University of Groningen, a distinguished program called the Dorothy Marchus Senesh Fellowship is intended to help female students from developing nations who are dedicated to using their education to further peace and justice. With the help of this fellowship, deserving candidates can pursue graduate studies and develop their ability to significantly impact the domains of social transformation, justice, and peace.

Eligibility: Female students from developing countries in peace and development studies.
Coverage: $5,000 per year for two years.
Level: Master program, Master (MSc/MA/LL.M.), Ph.D
Programs: Peace and Development areas

Dorothy Marchus Senesh Fellowship

Generation Google Scholarship

Undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral students at the University of Groningen pursuing degrees in computer science, computer engineering, or closely related technical subjects are the target audience for the Generation Google Scholarship. In keeping with its goal of expanding the number of women in technology and computer science, this scholarship specifically encourages women to apply.

A €7,000 award will be given to selected students in order to relieve financial strain and free them up to concentrate on their education. The money can be used to pay for books, supplies, tuition, fees, and other equipment required for their education at the University of Groningen. In order for students to succeed academically and to pursue their academic and professional goals in the field of technology, financial support is essential.

Eligibility: Students in computer science or related fields.
Coverage: €7,000
Programs: Undergraduate and Graduate degrees.
Deadline: early December

Generation Google Scholarship

Google Europe Students with Disabilities Scholarship

The Scholarship provides financial support to disabled master’s, bachelor’s, or doctoral students majoring in computer science, computer engineering, or closely related technical fields at the University of Groningen that include at least three of the computer science core courses: algorithms, coding, data structures, and operating systems.