Eric Bleumink Scholarships 2026 Now Open: Fully Funded Study Opportunity in the Netherlands

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Applications are now open for the Eric Bleumink Scholarships 2026, a fully funded opportunity for international students to pursue master’s studies at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands. This prestigious scholarship program supports outstanding individuals from developing countries by covering all major expenses associated with a graduate degree, including tuition fees, international travel, living expenses, academic materials, and health insurance.

The scholarship is available for one-year and two-year master’s programs across a wide range of academic fields, including law, science, economics, arts, health, engineering, philosophy, social sciences, and more. Candidates must first secure provisional or unconditional admission to their chosen master’s program before February 2025 to be considered for nomination.

Applicants must demonstrate exceptional academic achievement, English language proficiency, and a strong commitment to completing their full program in the Netherlands. Only individuals from eligible countries listed by the University of Groningen will be considered, and candidates must not be receiving any other scholarship at the time of application.

The Eric Bleumink Scholarship aims to empower talented students by giving them access to world-class education and research at one of Europe’s leading universities. Scholars are expected to actively participate in all aspects of the program and contribute to the academic and international community of the university.

This opportunity is especially valuable for students with limited financial means who are passionate about advancing their education and professional skills in an international setting. The scholarship reflects the University of Groningen’s commitment to supporting academic excellence and promoting global talent.

The application deadline is December 1, 2025. Only those who have received an admission offer will be eligible for nomination, which is managed jointly by the university's admission office and faculty boards.


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