About the Radboudumc Study Fund
The Radboud University Medical Center Study Fund is a scholarship for excellent students applying for the Master’s programmes in Biomedical Sciences(verwijst naar een andere website) or Molecular Mechanisms of Disease. The scholarship is highly selective with only about 5% of applicants obtaining one.
The Radboud University Medical Center Study Fund, or Radboudumc Studyfund, aims to provide very promising students without sufficient financial means the opportunity to complete one of our master’s programme, and possibly enroll in the PhD programme afterwards.
Therefore, The Radboudumc Studyfund offers the following scholarships for our Master’s:
Molecular Mechanisms of Disease: 3 full scholarships (combined with a partial scholarship from the Radboud Scholarship Programme or Organge Tulip Scholarships, this covers tuition fee and living expenses)
Biomedical Sciences: 5 partial scholarships (combined with a partial scholarship from the Radboud Scholarship Programme or Organge Tulip Scholarships, this covers tuition fee and half of the living expenses)
The scholarships are offered to our most excellent international applicants. Eligibility for a study fund scholarship depends on the interview results, the results from your previous education, and (if applicable) your work experience. Scholarship candidates must prove they rank among the best 20% of their class.
Full Scholarship (MMD)
The full scholarships of the Radboud University Medical Center Study Fund cover the outstanding tuition fees and living expenses. For 2022/2023 the scholarship amounts to €13,309. The grant comprises of € 2,209 tuition fees (which will be paid directly to Radboud University) and € 11,100 living expenses (which will be paid to the student in 12 equal instalments). These amounts meet the requirements set by the Dutch Immigration Office. Please note no extra costs such as flight and travel are covered.
Partial Scholarship (BMS)
The partial scholarships of the Radboud University Medical Center Study Fund cover the outstanding tuition fee and part of the living expenses. For 2022/2023 the scholarship amounts to €6,654.50. The grant comprises of € 2,209 tuition fees (which will be paid directly to Radboud University) and € 4,455.50 living expenses (which will be paid to the student in 12 equal instalments). Students will need to prove they can cover the outstanding amount for living expenses, as required by the Dutch immigration office. Please note no extra costs such as flight and travel are covered.
How to apply
For non-EEA students who wish to apply for the Radboud University Medical Center Study Fund, it is mandatory to also apply for the Radboud Scholarship Programme (RSP) and (if available in your country) to the Orange Tulip Scholarship (OTS). To apply for the Radboudumc Study Fund, tick the boxes in your Osiris application form when applying for the programme. You will need to upload the following documents in order to be considered for the Radboudumc Studyfund:
a motivation letter stating why you deserve this scholarship, in terms of your excellence, achievements and match to the MMD or BMS programme as well as why you need it (your financial situation).
proof from your university that you belong to the top 20% of your bachelor’s (or previous master’s) programme so far.
2 reference letters (for MMD these can be the same ones as for the programme application)
Deadline
The deadline for application for the Radboudumc Studyfund is 1 February. That means that your programme application should be submitted and completed by then, since the scholarship application is integrated in the programme application.
Other scholarships
As the Radboudumc Studyfund is highly selective and competitive, it is recommended that students also apply for other scholarships as back up, please visit our scholarship website(verwijst naar een andere website) for more information on other scholarships.
Contact
Radboud University
Houtlaan 4
6525 XZ Nijmegen
The Netherlands
+31 24 361 61 61
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