Ghent University provides Master Scholarships to candidates from developing countries who wish to obtain a master’s degree at Ghent University.
They are awarded for the duration of the studies with a maximum of 2 years. In case of a two-year-programme the scholarship will only be paid for the full term if the student successfully completes the first year of the programme.
The scholarship consists of an insurance, an allowance of 1000 euro per month, an installation fee of 500€ and a refund of the yearly tuition fee with a maximum of 80€.
Deadline for new students: 24th of December 2013
Deadline for students who already have admission: 31st of March 2014
Decision will be in June 2014
Each year, a maximum of 10 scholarships can be awarded.
The master scholarships are awarded for the duration of the studies, aiming at the delivery of a Ghent University diploma after max. 2 years of study. The scholarship is paid for the total duration of the studies.
In case of a 2-year study programme, the 2nd year will be paid upon successful completion of the first year (minimum 60 credits)
The scholarship fee consists of:
Warning: in case of increased tuition fee for the master’s programme, Ghent University will only reimburse the refundable part. Fees vary according to the programme and can be up to €1000.
Airline ticket and visa costs are not included in the grant.
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