Radboud University
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Number of scholarships 5 scholarships OTS opening programmes Open for all English-taught full-time Master’s programmes with the exception of Erasmus Mundus Master’s programmes, joint or double degree Master’s programmes and the Master’s in Theology
Benefits per scholarship - between €10,130 ~€11,305 / winner depending on the course, tuition fee will be waived to €2,078;
- visa costs;
- insurance costs
Duration of the scholarship Entire duration of the studies (nominal study period) Scholarship application deadline 1 March 2019 Additional Information Applicants must have completed their request for admission via our online application system OSIRIS Incoming Students before 1 March 2019.
Requirements - Academic requirement: Bachelor's degree
- English level: TOEFL iBT 90; IELTS 6.5; Cambridge Advanced Exam/Cambridge Proficiency Exam minimum C
Note 2: applicants must take care to provide proof of English proficiency through adequate test results before 1 June 2019.Additional requirements -
In order to receive the scholarship, you need to be admitted to a Master’s programme at Radboud University (and at the time of your scholarship application, you need to have at least applied).
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Please note that you need a non-Dutch Bachelor’s degree from a research university to be eligible to the Master’s programme.
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Studying at Radboud University requires a high level of language proficiency. You must have provided proof of English proficiency through adequate test results before 1 June 2019.
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Students holding a nationality that makes them eligible for the lower European tuition fees are excluded from receiving an Orange Tulip Scholarship. More information about tuition fee can be found at here.
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The OTS is only available for Master's programmes with a starting date in September.
Documentation - Orange Tulip Scholarship application form
- Proof that the admission process with the Dutch institution has started
- Curriculum Vitae in English
- 2 recommendation letters
Radboud University: a leading academic community
Radboud University is one of the Best Traditional Universities in the Netherlands where individual responsibility, independence and small-scale classes are fundamental to its education.
The personal style of teaching gives students the opportunity to work closely with leading researchers and excellent teachers in interactive, small seminars. Professors and other teaching staff are easily approachable to discuss your subjects.
Many consider the Radboud campus - with its modern buildings located on the former country estate of Heyendael - the most forested and beautiful in the Netherlands.
One of the Best Traditional Universities in the Netherlands Radboud University is in the top one percent of universities in the world. An annual survey among all university students in the Netherlands showed that between 2010 and 2017, Radboud students were the most satisfied with their university, based on aspects such as the quality of education, the SCHOLARSHIP guidance provided by teachers, and study facilities. In 2010, the Nobel Prize in Physics was awarded to a professor and PhD student connected to Radboud University.
Radboud University enrols just over 20,000 students in more than 100 study programmes. The University is constantly strengthening the international character of its programmes. The diverse backgrounds of those who study and teach at the University help our common objective: to achieve the highest possible quality in education and research.
Ranking:
122 - Times Higher Education World University (2017),
115 - ARWU/Shanghai Ranking (2018).
Accommodation and Orientation
If you apply for admission to a Master's degree programme and the OTS scholarship before 1 March 2019, Radboud University will assist you in finding housing in Nijmegen. And just before the programmes start, you can expect to receive a warm welcome during the orientation week, organised specifically to get to know the University, fellow students, and the city.
Nijmegen, a student-friendly city
Nijmegen is a lively university city in the heart of Western Europe and European Green Capital 2018, just 1,5 hour away from the Dutch capital Amsterdam and a few hours from Paris, London and Berlin. The city is surrounded by a beautiful varied countryside, with forest, polders and riverside beaches. It is a friendly and safe place to live and study.
