Eric Bleumink Fund Scholarship at University of Groningen, Netherlands (Fully Funded)

Scholarship in Applied Science , in Art and Humanities , in Business and Law , in Different Fields , in Education and Languages , in Engineering , in Medicine , in Natural Science , in Other , in Social Science

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Apply Before : December 1, 2025

Opportunity ID 4101
Degree Master
Language Requirement TOEFL IELTS
Fields of study Various Fields
Opportunity Type : Fully Funded
Duration 2 Years
Gender Male Female
Language of Instruction English
Application Fee Required No

Opportunity Description

The University of Groningen in the Netherlands offers the Eric Bleumink Fund Scholarship, which is a full award for the year 2026/27. International master’s applicants from developing countries listed below can apply to study at the University of Groningen.

The Eric Bleumink Fund Scholarship offers full financial support to individuals seeking to pursue a one- or two-year Master’s degree at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands. Now talented awardees can get this fund award scholarship.

The scholarship might be eligible only for applicants who received an unconditional admission offer for a master’s program before February 2026.

Key Details

Deadline: 1 December 2025

Course Starts: February of the following year

Institution: University of Groningen

Host University: University of Groningen

Location: Netherlands

Field of study: All Master’s Programs (MSc/MA/LL.M.)

Number of awards: limited

Duration: One to two years

Funding Type: Fully-funded

Scholarship Benefits

Eric Bleumink Fund Scholarship covers the following expenses:

The tuition fee
Costs of international travel
Subsistence
Books allowance
Health insurance

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Fields of study for Master programs:

The following programs are offered in a master’s degree:

Accountancy and Controlling
American Studies
Ancient History
Applied Linguistics
Applied Mathematics
Applied Physics
Applied Social Psychology
Archaeology (Dutch taught)
Archaeology – Research
Art History
Artificial Intelligence
Arts, Cognition and Criticism
Arts, Media and Literary Studies – Research
Arts, Policy and Cultural Entrepreneurship
Arts & Culture – Research
Arts and Culture (Dutch taught)
Astronomy
Behavioural and Cognitive Neurosciences – Research
Behavioural and Social Sciences – Research
Biology
Biomedical Engineering
Biomedical Sciences
Biomolecular Sciences
Business Administration
Business Administration: Health
Change management
Chemical Engineering
Chemistry
Classical, Medieval and Early Modern Studies – Research
Classics
Classics (part-time)
Classics & Ancient Civilizations
Classics and Ancient Civilizations – Research
Clinical and Psychosocial Epidemiology – Research
Clinical Forensic Psychology and Victimology
Clinical Linguistics / EMCL – Research
Clinical Neuropsychology (Dutch taught)
Clinical Psychology
Cognitive Psychology and Psychophysiology
Communication and Education
Communication and Information Studies
Communication Studies
Computer-mediated Communication
Computing Science
CPE Track Health Systems and Prevention – Research
Cultural Geography
Cultural Leadership – Research
Curatorial Studies
Datafication and Digital Literacy
DDM – Advanced International Business Management and Marketing
DDM Central-East European Economies
DDM China and the World Economy
DDM Demography and Social Inequality
DDM Development Planning and Infrastructure Management
DDM Economic Development and Growth (MEDEG)
DDM Economics and Economic Analysis
DDM Finance
DDM International Development Economics
DDM Marketing & Finance
DDM Marketing & Information Systems
DDM Operations Management
DDM Social Demography
DDM Strategic Marketing Intelligence
DDM Urban Governance within a Global Environment
DDM Water and Coastal Management
Deafblindness
Dentistry (Dutch taught)
Digital Humanities
Dutch Law (Dutch taught)
Dutch Studies (Dutch taught)
East Asian Studies
Ecology and Evolution
Econometrics, Operations Research and Actuarial Studies
Economic Development and Globalization
Economic Geography
Economic Geography: Regional Competitiveness and Trade
Economics
Educational Sciences
Energy and Climate Law
Energy and Environmental Sciences
English Literature and Culture
Environmental and Infrastructure Planning
Environmental Psychology
Ethics of Education: philosophy, history and law
Euroculture (EM)
European Economic Law
European Linguistics
European Literatures and Interculturality
European Politics in a Global Perspective
European Studies
Executive Master of Finance and Control (part-time) (Dutch taught)
Film and Contemporary Audiovisual Media
Finance
Geopolitics & Connectivity
Global Criminal Law
Governance and Law in Digital Society
History (Dutch taught)
History of Architecture and Town planning
History – Research
History Today (Dutch taught)
Human-Machine Communication
Human Movement Sciences
Human Resource Management
Industrial Engineering and Management
Information Science
Innovative Medicine
International Business and Management
International Commercial Law
International Financial Management
International Humanitarian Action (120 EC)
International Human Rights Law
International Political Economy
International Relations (120 EC)
International Relations (60 EC)
International Relations and International Organization
International Relations – Research
International Security
Islands and Sustainability
Journalism (Dutch taught)
Journalism (English taught)
Klinische Psychologie (Dutch taught)
Labour Law (Dutch taught)
Landscape History (Dutch taught)
Language and Cognition – Research
Language and Communication Technologies (Double Degree Programme)
Language and Culture Education (Dutch taught)
Language and culture Education – Classics
Language and culture Education – Dutch Language and Culture (Dutch taught)
Language and culture Education – English language and culture
Language and culture Education – French language and culture
Language and culture Education – Frisian language and culture
Language and culture Education – German Language and Culture
Language and culture Education – Spanish language and culture
Language Education in Secondary Education (Dutch taught)
Law and IT (Dutch taught)
Law and IT (part-time) (Dutch taught)
Law and Public Administration (Dutch taught)
Law and Public Administration (part-time) (Dutch taught)
Learning in Interaction
Legal Public Administration (Dutch taught)
Legal Public Administration (part-time) (Dutch taught)
Legal Research – Research
Linguistics
Linguistics – Research
Literary Studies
Literary Studies – Research
Management Accounting and Control
Marine Biology
Marketing
Mathematics
Mechanical Engineering
Media Creation and Innovation
Media Studies (Dutch taught)
Medical Pharmaceutical Sciences
Medicine (Dutch taught)
Middle Eastern Studies
Modern History and International Relations – Research
Molecular Medicine and Innovative Treatment
Multilingualism
Music, Theatre and Performance Studies
Nanoscience
Neurolinguistics (Dutch taught)
North American Studies
Notarial Law (Dutch taught)
Ondernemingsrecht (Dutch taught)
Ondernemingsrecht-duaal (duaal)
Onderwijsinnovatie (Dutch taught)
Ontwikkelingspsychologie (Dutch taught)
Orthopedagogiek (Dutch taught)
Pedagogical Sciences (Dutch taught)
Pharmacy (Dutch taught)
Philosophy
Philosophy, Politics and Economics
Philosophy, Science and Humanities
Philosophy and society
Philosophy – Research
Physics
Population Studies
Privaatrecht (Dutch taught)
Psychology
Public International Law
Real Estate Studies
Religion, Conflict and Globalization
Religion, Health and Wellbeing
Religion and Cultural Heritage
Religion and Pluralism, Ancient & Modern
Research Master in Economics and Business – Research
Science Education and Communication
Small Business and Entrepreneurship
Social Media and Society
Social Sciences and Humanities Education (Dutch taught)
Social Sciences and Humanities Education – Economics and Business (Dutch taught)
Social Sciences and Humanities Education – Geography (Dutch taught)
Social Sciences and Humanities Education – History (Dutch taught)
Social Sciences and Humanities Education – Philosophy
Social Sciences and Humanities Education – Social studies (Dutch taught)
Sociology
Socio-spatial Planning
Spatial Sciences – Research
Spiritual care
Spiritual care (part-time)
Sport Sciences
Staats- en bestuursrecht (Dutch taught)
Strafrecht (Dutch taught)
Strategic Innovation Management
Supply Chain Management
Sustainable Entrepreneurship
Talent Development and Creativity
Tax Law (Dutch taught)
Teaching Social Sciences and Humanities in Secondary Education (Dutch taught)
Technology and Operations Management
Theology & Religious Studies
Theology & Religious Studies – Research
Theory and History of Psychology
Togamaster (duaal)
Tourism Geography and Planning
Water Technology (joint degree)
Work, Organizational and Personnel Psychology
Writing, Editing and Mediating
Youth 0-21 Society and Policy

Eligibility Criteria for the Eric Bleumink Fund Scholarship

Applicants should meet the following criteria in order to be eligible for this scholarship:

Candidates must get admission to the master’s degree field of choice rug.nl/masters/alphabetical
Candidates must have acceptable academic performance along with recommendation letter
Have excellent grades in their bachelor studies
Applicants provide English proficiency according to the chosen field requirements
Be available for the whole period of the programme and be able to take part in the entire programme
Good health certificate must be provided
Candidates must have residency proof of a country
Applicants must be able to participate in all parts of the program
Have no source of financial assistance
Applicants should be from the developing countries listed below.

Eligible Countries

The following countries ‘ nationals can apply for the Eric Bleumink Fund Scholarship:

Afghanistan
Angola
Bangladesh
Benin
Bhutan
Burkina Faso
Burundi
Cambodia
Chad
Comoros
Djibouti
Equatorial Guinea
Eritrea
Ethiopia
Gambia
Guinea
Guinea-Bissau
Haiti
Kiribati
Laos
Lesotho
Liberia
Madagascar
Malawi
Mali
Mauritania
Mozambique
Myanmar
Nepal
Niger
Rwanda
Sao Tome and Principe
Senegal
Sierra Leone
Solomon Islands
Somalia
Tanzania
Togo
Tuvalu
Uganda
Vanuatu
Yemen
Timor-Leste
Sudan (Rep.)
Congo (Dem Rep.)
South Sudan
Central African Republic
Zambia
Armenia
Bolivia
Cape Verde
Congo (Rep.)
Congo
El Salvador
Ghana
Honduras
India
Indonesia
Kosovo
Korea Rep.
Kyrgyzstan
Moldova
Mongolia
Morocco
Nigeria
Vietnam
Uzbekistan
Ukraine

Application Instruction

It is not possible to actively apply for an Eric Bleumink Fund Scholarship. To be considered, the student should get unconditional admission to one of the Master’s programs before February 2026. Please apply before 01 December and check the official website for Application Updates.

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Note: Please check all details and requirements for Master’s Degree Programs on a separate program page.