Global Management of Social Issues Scholarship at Tilburg University

Global Management of Social Issues Scholarship at Tilburg University

Overview

Tilburg School of Social and Behavioral Sciences offers 4 scholarships to help cover living costs for excellent international students starting the Bachelor's program in Global Management of Social Issues in September 2017.

Awarded by

Tilburg University, The Netherlands

Subjects and level

Awards available

4 scholarships

Who can apply

International students

What the award covers

The scholarship provides a monthly allowance for living expenses, totaling €10,000 per year for three years.

Eligibility requirements

To qualify for the scholarship, you must meet the following criteria in addition to the regular admission requirements for the Bachelor's program:

  • Candidates must be international students who will move to the Netherlands specifically to follow the Bachelor's program in Global Management of Social Issues.
  • Candidates must have applied for admission to this program at Tilburg University by 1 May 2017.
  • Candidates must have been (unconditionally) admitted to the Bachelor's program in Global Management of Social Issues for the academic year 2017-2018.
  • Candidates must be newly enrolled students at Tilburg University.

How to apply

Applications are currently closed.

To be considered for this scholarship, you must have applied for admission to this program at Tilburg University by 1 May 2017. Candidates who would like to apply for the scholarship have to indicate that together with their motivation in the online application form.

It is important to read the admission and application procedure (see 'Application Package') and visit the official website to access the application form and for details on how to apply for this scholarship.

Official website

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