Radboud University Masters Scholarship 2023 for International Students | Study-In-Netherlands

Radboud University Masters Scholarship is an initiative of the Faculty of Philosophy, Theology and Religious Studies.

This faculty has provided a generous scholarship available for an excellent female student from Asia or Africa, who wishes to start the three-year Master’s programme in Theology on the 1st of September 2023.

The master programme in Theology is one of the most culturally diverse MA programs at Radboud University and is ranked top 50 in the world in the field of Theology according to the QS Ranking 2021. Additional information about the M.A. programme in Theology is available here.

Scholarship Summary

Host Country: Netherlands
Study Abroad: Study in Europe
Eligible Countries: All African & Asian Countries

Reward: € 15,000

Scholarship Details:

The scholarship amounts to € 15.000, which covers the the first year of the Master’s programme tuition fee of € 12.500. The scholarship is renewable for two more years, for three years in total, provided you remain in good academic standing.

For an overview of living expenses in Nijmegen, please visit our page on student budget and expenses.

Scholarship Requirements:

To be considered for the scholarship, you must:

Applicants must a female students from Asia or Africa.
Applicants must have a completed Bachelor’s degree in Theology or related area.

Scholarship Duration and Reward

The scholarship amounts to € 15.000, which covers the first year of the Master’s programme tuition fee of € 12.500.

Duration of scholarship- 3 years

Required Documents

To apply, candidates must be ready to submit the following documents;

A letter of motivation stating which area of Theology

CV
Two letters of recommendation
Transcripts

An academic writing sample/essay. It is preferable that the subject of the writing sample is related to the academic discipline of theology, broadly conceived (including biblical, historical, empirical, or constructive/systematic perspectives). The essay should be between 2000-2500 words (excluding bibliography).
A Skype interview may be part of the scholarship procedure.