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Programmes worldwide
HSP Huygens Programme
Erasmus Mundus
Tempus
Ford Foundation
Scholarship search engine
Grantfinder is the online search engine which brings together a range of Dutch scholarships for international students who wish to come to the Netherlands. Visit www.grantfinder.nl.

HSP Huygens Programme
The Huygens Scholarship Programme (HSP) is open to students from all countries of the world. It is aimed at excellent students who want to come to the Netherlands in the final phase of their bachelor’s studies or during their master’s studies.
PhD
PhD applications can only be accepted from students from Croatia, Turkey, Bulgaria and Romania.
Four million euros
The Dutch Minister for Education, Culture and Science has made four million euros available for international students coming to the Netherlands under the Huygens programme. The minister has reserved part of the total budget for students following programmes in Dutch studies.
Applications for HSP for the 2007-2008 academic year must be received by Nuffic by 1 February 2007 at the latest.
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More information about the application procedure and requirements.
HSP Huygens Programme
The prestigious HSP Huygens programme is open to excellent students from all countries of the world. It is aimed at talented students who want to come to the Netherlands in the final phase of their bachelor’s studies or during their master’s studies. PhD applications can only be accepted from excellent students from Croatia, Turkey, Bulgaria and Romania.

The minister has reserved part of the total budget for excellent students following programmes in Dutch language and literature, so called Neerlandistiek. The candidates of Neerlandistiek must meet the same criteria as all other candidates.

The Dutch Minister for Education, Culture and Science has made four million euros available for international excellent students coming to the Netherlands under the HSP Huygens programme. There is no fixed number of available scholarships, but the actual number is determined by the total cost of the variable components of the scholarships.

Applications for the 2007-2008 academic year must be sent to Nuffic before 1 February 2007 at the latest. The starting date of the HSP scholarship is September 1th, 2007.
Download the full text of the rules and regulation of the Huygens Scholarship Programme, including explanatory notes.

Once we receive your application, we will send a confirmation via email. Because of the volume of applications, it may be some time before you hear from us.

Announcements

• Once we receive your application, we will send a confirmation via email. Because of the volume of applications, it may be some time before you hear from us. Please do not contact us for confirmation in the meantime.
  
• Applications for the 2007-2008 academic year must be sent to Nuffic before 1 February 2007 at the latest. Applications must be sent to us no later than 31 January 2007 (i.e. the date of the postmark must be 31 January or earlier).

Requirements for eligibility
If you want to take part in the HSP Huygens programme, you must meet the following requirements.

• You are an excellent student: you have obtained excellent results in all your previous studies and you are in the top 10% of students in your study or research programme
  
• You must have already attended a programme of education (e.g. high school or above) in your home country
  
• The Dutch study programme should be on the CROHO list.
  
• Your study in the Netherlands should be in the final phase of your bachelor’s studies, or during your master’s studies, and must be used primarily to earn a degree at the Dutch institution.
  
• At the start of the academic year (1 September) in which you study in the Netherlands, you must be no older than 35 years of age.
  
• Scholarships are only awarded for studies lasting at least 6 months, but no longer than 24 months.
  
• Your studies/research in the Netherlands must constitute a deepening and broadening of your previous studies in your home country.
  
• You must be proficient in the language of instruction of your chosen study or research programme.
  
• If you are already a graduate, you must have graduated less than two years ago.
  
• If you are a student of Neerlandistiek, the language of instruction of your programme has to be Dutch.
  
• If you would like to do PhD research, it is only possible to apply if you have the Croatian, Turkish, Romanian or Bulgarian nationality.

Explanation of the Requirements for eligibility

• Your study in the Netherlands:
  - If you want to do research or practical training, it is possible, but it must form part of your studies (a programme on the CROHO list), i.e. you must earn study credits for it.
  - Scholarships are only awarded for an MPhil. Programme, if this programme leads to the award of a Dutch master’s degree
  - If you are an exchange student or if you want to follow a non-degree programme, it is possible to apply for a HSP scholarship, but please bear in mind that one of the objectives of the HSP programme is to allow students to study towards a degree at Dutch higher education institutions. This means that candidates who apply to study for a degree will have a greater chance of being awarded a scholarship than candidates who apply for non-degree programmes.
  
• CROHO list: You can only submit a HSP scholarship application for Dutch programmes that are in CROHO, the Central Register of Higher Education Programmes. This information can be found in the Dutch nomination letter. Otherwise you can ask for it from the HSP contact person at the Dutch institution. The CROHO criterium doesn’t apply to PhD applicants.
  
• Language proficiency: (only required if English is NOT your native language)
  - If you cannot present a certificate comparable to a TOELF or IELTS certificate, please attach a statement to your application from the host institution in the Netherlands, attesting that you have been granted unconditional admission to the institution or confirming that your language skills are sufficient.
  - It is not necessary to send a certified copy of the results of the TOEFL test, you just can send us a copy of the results of the test.
  - If English is not your native language but the language of instruction at your university was English, you do not have to take a TOEFL test or an IELTS test, if the host institution in the Netherlands will provide you with a statement from the host institution, as mentioned here above.
  - If you want to get the organization where you passed your TOEFL test to send your results to Nuffic, please note that Nuffic doesn't have an Institutional Code. It is therefore advisable to have them send it directly to you.

Scholarship outline
Scholarships are awarded for a period of no less than six months and no more than 24 months. They include the following components:

• a monthly allowance of € 900 euros (this includes a standard contribution towards healthcare insurance)
  
• a generous reimbursement of tuition fees or a contribution towards the costs of the PhD thesis, as estimated in the research proposal
  
• visa fees (standard contribution)
  
• a one-off payment towards international travel costs (standard contribution based on country of origin)
  The average value of scholarships awarded in 2006 was € 22.000

Application procedure
If you want to apply for a scholarship, you must first obtain a HSP Huygens nomination letter from the Dutch host institution for your chosen study or research programme.

• First of all, you are an excellent student
  
• You have to apply for admission to a study or research programme
  
• When you apply for admission to a programme in the Netherlands, you should indicate that your study performance is excellent and that you wish to be nominated for the prestigious HSP Huygens programme.
  
• Important! The admission criteria for the programme at the Dutch host institution will differ from the requirements that the selection committee adheres to when selecting academically excellent students for the HSP Huygens programme. See the section entitled Requirements for eligibility elsewhere on this website.
  
• If the Dutch institution does not agree with your candidacy for a HSP Huygens scholarship, they will not provide you with a HSP Huygens nomination letter. This means that you cannot apply for a HSP Huygens scholarship. You can explore other ways of funding to finance your studies or research activities in the Netherlands, e.g. at www.grantfinder.nl.
  
• If the Dutch institution agrees with your candidacy for a HSP Huygens scholarship, they will send you a HSP Huygens nomination letter.

You can only submit an application to Nuffic after you have received a HSP Huygens nomination letter. The application dossier must include the following documents.  

• A printed HSP Huygens application form (including checklist), completed in full, signed.
  
• A HSP Huygens nomination letter
  
• Your curriculum vitae
  
• Copies of relevant diplomas, certificates and transcripts
  
• A reasoned account of your motivation for wanting to study or do research in the Netherlands (about one side of an A4-sized sheet)
  
• Two letters of reference
  
• A statement of your language proficiency
  
• A copy of your passport or identity card.

PhD applicants must also include:
-  a training and supervision plan signed by both the prospective PhD student and the supervisor or a research proposal that has been approved and signed by the supervisor.
Explanation of the required documentation

• The HSP Huygens nomination letterThe nomination letter is a standardized form used by the institution to provide Nuffic with some details about your unique attributes and your proposed programme of study. The nomination letter from the Dutch institution is a required document for your application for a HSP Huygens scholarship. Without this nomination letter it is not possible to apply for a HSP Huygens scholarship.
  
• Your motivation must include the following points:
  - why  you have chosen to study this programme or to do your research for this programme in het Netherlands;
  - what value the programme would add to your previous education;
  - what the Dutch programme would mean for your future career;
  
• The letters of reference should be on the institution’s official notepaper (headed paper) and must be signed and dated (a scanned version of your letters of references is acceptable). They must also include:
  - the student’s name
  - the name, position, institution and department of the referee (and their relationship to the candidate)
  - description of the candidate’s excellent academic ability
  - at least one of which should be from your home country or the country where you are currently studying (for PhD applicants: at least one letter should be from your PhD supervisor at the Dutch institution).
  
• The statement of your language proficiency. This can be one of the documents mentioned here below:
  - a statement from the host institution, attesting that you have been granted unconditional admission to the institution, or
  - a statement from the host institution, confirming that your language skills are sufficient, or
  - a TOEFL or an IELTS certificate for English-taught programmes, or
  - a certificate showing your proficiency in Dutch as a second language (NT2) for Dutch-taught programmes

N.B.: Students wishing to follow a professional programme in the fine arts or performing arts should not include a portfolio or samples of their work (e.g. photos or a CD) as these will not be assessed.

Important: do not complete this application form until you have received your nomination letter from the Dutch institution.
Once you have compiled your application dossier:

• 1. send the application form by e-mail to: [EMAIL="hsphp@nuffic.nl"]hsphp@nuffic.nl[/EMAIL]. You must include the name of the HSP Huygens programme and your family name in the subject of your e-mail;
  Important:
  - It is very important that you only use the original application form: download the form above, save it, and send it as an attachment with your e mail. Please note that you must only send it as an Excel file (.XLS). Do not convert it to PDF format.
  - We only accept completely filled out digital application forms. Incomplete application forms can not be accepted. So you have to fill in the application form completely, including CROHO code, tuition fee, name of the Dutch institution, admission status.
  - Do not send any other documents together with your digital application form.
  
• send the complete dossier, including a print-out of the application form (the print-out should be identical to the one you sent by e-mail) by post to the address below.

Nuffic
HSP Huygens Programme
Kortenaerkade 11
2518 AX THE HAGUE or
PO Box 29777
2502 LT THE HAGUE
The Netherlands

Do not include original documents in your dossier, but make single-sided copies of relevant documents on plain A4-sized paper. All documents must be in either English or Dutch. Documents in any other language must be accompanied by an official translation.

Important: the 2007-2008 academic year starts on 1 September 2007. All scholarships awarded will start from that date, and not earlier. A later scholarship start date is possible, however.

Closing date
- Applications for the 2007-2008 academic year must be sent to Nuffic before 1 February 2007 at the latest (i.e. the date of the postmark must be 31 January or earlier.
- Your digital application form must be received by Nuffic by e-mail no later than 31 January.
Important: incomplete dossiers or dossiers received late cannot be accepted!!
Making an application
Download the making an application form (pdf).

Selection procedure
The most important criterion is top quality in all senses of the word. The Minister for Education has appointed a special committee to assess quality. The committee is chaired by Nobel Prize winner Professor Gerard ‘t Hooft, and makes its assessment based solely on your application dossier. There are no selection interviews. All aspects of your application dossier are considered when your application is assessed. Certain criteria are ‘hard’, e.g. your average grades, your age, the level of your studies, degree orientation, length of studies and quality certification (CROHO) of the Dutch programme. The committee also considers the following aspects:

• your study history and pace
  
• your diplomas and grades
  
• your nomination letter
  
• your reference letters
  
• the strength of your written motivation setting out why you have chosen to study this programme in the Netherlands and the value it can add to your prior education
  
• the importance of the Dutch programme for your future career
  
• how well the proposed studies match your previous education
  
• extracurricular activities

Nuffic lets you know the decision of the selection committee as soon as possible after 1 May. The outcome will first be published on the internet. We will send all applicants an e-mail explaining how to access this information. You will also be sent a letter by regular mail to let you know the outcome.
If you are selected your host institution will be, in most cases, of service by making arrangements for any practical matters, such as your accommodation, your healthcare insurance and applying for a residence permit. On completion of your studies, your host institution will send Nuffic a copy of your academic record (transcript) or, in the case of PhD students, an evaluation report of your PhD research activities
Visa requirements.
To enter the Netherlands and take up temporary residence, you will need to complete the correct immigration formalities. What the immigration authorities require depends on what nationality you have and on what purpose you are coming for. See: http://www.nuffic.net/immigration/.
If you have been selected for the HSP scholarship: please contact the HSP contact person of your host institution for more information about the procedure before taking any action.
Payment of the scholarship
Nuffic will not pay the scholarship directly to students. You will receive the scholarship from your host institution at the start of the academic year. After making appropriate deductions for tuition fees and (where applicable) for health insurance premiums, immigration service fees and accommodation costs, your host institution will pay the scholarship to you in monthly payments.

Erasmus Mundus


Erasmus Mundus is a new programme of the European Commission. Its aim is to improve the quality of European higher education and to encourage cooperation with countries outside the EU. It does this through joint master’s degree programmes offered by partner institutions in the member states.
Joint curriculum
The programmes are based on a joint curriculum that is taught by cooperating institutions in at least three European countries.
Students both from inside and outside the EU can apply to follow these programmes. Students coming from outside the EU can apply for an Erasmus Mundus scholarship. A second Erasmus scholarship can be requested by EU students.
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ec.europa.eu/education/programmes/mundus/index_en.html

Tempus


The Tempus programme enables universities in a number of countries in Eastern Europe, Central Asia, the Western Balkans and the Mediterranean region to establish partnerships in the European Union that help them restructure their higher education systems.
The programme allows universities to offer scholarships for student exchanges only within those partnerships. For information about existing partnerships and related scholarships please contact your own university.
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For more detailed information about the Tempus programme visit: europa.eu.int/tempus

Ford Foundation


Ford Foundation International Fellowships Programme
The Ford Foundation’s International Fellowships Programme (IFP) provides opportunities to exceptional individuals for advanced study. If you are a national or resident of an eligible IFP country and would like to study in Europe, Nuffic can act as a placement partner for you.

The Ford Foundation’s International Fellowships Programme (IFP) provides opportunities to exceptional individuals for advanced study. If your ambition is to use your education to become a leader in your field, furthering development in your own country and greater economic and social justice worldwide, you might be eligible.

Potential fellows are selected from countries and territories in Asia, Africa, the Middle East, Latin America, and from Russia, where the Ford Foundation maintains active overseas programmes.

As a fellow, you may enrol on master’s programmes or doctoral programmes and pursue any academic discipline or field of study that is consistent with the interests and goals of the Ford Foundation. The Foundation currently works in twelve fields to strengthen democratic values, alleviate poverty and injustice, promote international cooperation, and advance human achievement.

To ensure that fellows are drawn from diverse backgrounds, IFP actively seeks candidates from social groups and communities that lack systematic access to higher education.

Pre-Academic Training PAT
IFP offers fellows the opportunity to prepare for your study by following Pre-Academic Training (PAT). This course aims to improve both English language skills and academic skills. PAT familiarizes you with the academic environment of European higher education institutions. In the Netherlands, PAT is given by the Centre for European Studies (CES) at the University of Maastricht. The CES has an established record of providing pre-academic and bridging programmes for international students.

What are the requirements?
American and European nationals are not eligible, although fellows may study anywhere in Europe or the United States.

As a candidate for the Ford International Fellowships Programme, you must comply with the following requirements:

• You must be a national or resident of an eligible IFP country or territory*.
  
• You may enrol on any appropriate university programme anywhere in the world, including your country of residence.
  
• You must demonstrate superior achievement in your undergraduate studies and hold a baccalaureate degree or its equivalent.
  
• You must have substantial experience in community service or development-related activities.
  
• You must possess leadership potential evidenced by your employment and academic experience.
  
• You must propose to pursue a post-baccalaureate degree that will directly enhance your leadership capacity in a practical, policy, academic, or artistic discipline or field.
  
• You must choose a field corresponding to one or more of the Foundation's areas of endeavour.
  
• You must present a plan specifying how you will apply your studies to social problems or issues in your own country.
  
• You must commit yourself to working on these issues following the fellowship period.

*Currently these are: Brazil, Chile, China, Egypt, Ghana, Guatemala, India, Indonesia, Kenya, Mexico, Mozambique, Nigeria, Palestinian Territories, Peru, Philippines, Russia, Senegal, South Africa, Tanzania, Thailand, Uganda, and Vietnam.

What does the scholarship include?
The scholarship provides a financial contribution for an IPF fellow to obtain a master’s degree or a PhD degree at one of the partner universities of the IFP.

How do I apply?
Submit your application to the appropriate IFP International Partner in your country or region of residence. There are sixteen International Partners. They determine application deadlines and selection schedules in their region or country. Go to the IFP website for an overview of IFP International Partners including web addresses.

There are two placement partners voor Europe. Nuffic acts as placement partner for continental Europe. The British Council acts as placement partner for the United Kingdom (excluding Ireland).

For IFP, Nuffic provides the following services for fellows considering studying in continental Europe:

• general information provision regarding European higher education systems, admission requirements and available study programmes
  
• general information provision regarding study and living conditions, health and visa requirements in continental European countries
  
• individual advice on study opportunities, placement and admission issues
  
• placement at up to three continental European universities
  
• ongoing support in case of emergency, health, study or legal problems.

The programme also provides placement assistance to fellows who have not yet been admitted to graduate school.

Deadline
The deadline for fellowship applications differs per country.

What are the selection and approval procedures?
The IFP International Partner in your country or region of residence is responsible for the selection and approval procedures. See the IFP website for an overview of IFP International Partners including web addresses.

Links
For more information about IFP, please visit the programme website at www.fordifp.net.

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Programmes Asia

• Y.C. Lo Scholarship Programme Taiwan
  
• StuNed Scholarship Programme

Y.C. Lo Scholarship Programme Taiwan


This programme for postgraduate studies supports promising Taiwanese graduates and young professionals intending to pursue postgraduate degree programmes at Dutch universities. Participants include a range of Dutch companies and institutions.
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More information about the Y.C. Lo Scholarship is available at the Netherlands Education Support Office in Taiwan or from www.neso-taipei.org.tw.