NetherlandsPublic UniversityCheck Scholarship LinkUniversity of Groningen
جامعة خرونينغن
About the scholarship program
The University of Groningen in the Netherlands participates in the Holland Scholarship, a one-off award funded by the Dutch Ministry of Education and universities for high-achieving non-EEA bachelor's and master's students in their first year. The university also offers other merit scholarships for some master's programs. You apply after applying to the degree program and before the set deadline.
Documents commonly required for scholarship applications
- Valid passport
- Academic transcripts
- Academic or professional recommendation letters
- Motivation letter / Statement of Purpose
- Language proficiency proof (e.g. IELTS/TOEFL) if required
- Up-to-date CV
Requirements vary by program and intake — always confirm the final list on the official application page.
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