Netherlands · Groningen
About this opportunity
The Eric Bleumink Fund supports talented students from developing countries who have no other way to finance a master’s in Groningen. You cannot apply directly: the Admission Office and faculty admission boards nominate candidates from among applicants who apply in time and receive an admission offer before February.
Only September starts are eligible. Check that your nationality is on the fund’s country list (Appendix 1 on the official page) and that you meet your programme’s English requirement.
Who can apply
Nationals of eligible developing countries with excellent undergraduate grades, an admission offer before February, and no other means to fund the master's.
- Eligible nationalities
- Developing countries
- Study level
- Master's
What the funding covers
Tuition fees, international travel, subsistence, books and health insurance for a 1- or 2-year master's.
- Tuition Covered
- Stipend or salary Covered
- Travel Covered
- Accommodation Not stated — check the official page
- Health insurance Covered
"Not separately covered" means the provider does not pay for it on top — you pay it yourself, usually from the stipend if there is one.
Documents & tests
The exact document list for this opportunity is not recorded yet. These are the documents usually asked for — confirm the final list on the official page.
- Valid passport
- Transcripts and degree or school-leaving certificates (with certified English translations if needed)
- CV
- Statement of purpose, motivation letter or study plan
- Recommendation letters (usually two)
- English test score (IELTS, TOEFL, etc.) or waiver evidence
- Tests
- Not stated — check the official page
- Application fee
- Not stated — ScholarsChapter itself never charges a fee
How to apply
- Apply for a Groningen master's starting September 2027 before 1 December 2026.
- Secure an admission offer before February.
- The university nominates candidates — there is no separate application.
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Program dates
- Program dates
- 1 Sep 2027
- Duration
- 1–2 years (length of the master's)
Quick answers
Who can apply for Eric Bleumink Fellowship?
Open to: Developing countries. Level: Master's. See "Who can apply" for the full rules.
Is Eric Bleumink Fellowship fully funded?
Funding type: Fully funded, Stipend, Tuition waiver. Covers: tuition, stipend or salary, travel, health insurance.
What is the deadline for Eric Bleumink Fellowship?
The deadline is 1 Dec 2026. Status: Open now. Always confirm the date and time zone on the official website.
Does Eric Bleumink Fellowship require IELTS or another test?
Our record does not state a test requirement — check the official page and your chosen university.
How do I apply for Eric Bleumink Fellowship?
Apply for a Groningen master's starting September 2027 before 1 December 2026. Apply only on the official website (www.rug.nl). The full steps are listed under "How to apply".
Is there an application fee?
No fee is stated in our record. ScholarsChapter never charges a fee, and no agent can sell you a place.
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- Official source
- www.rug.nl
- Last checked
- 19 Oct 2026
- Listing updated
- 19 Oct 2026
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