Are you an international student dreaming of pursuing a Master’s degree in Europe? The University of Twente Scholarships (UTS) in the Netherlands are now open for 2025 applications. This prestigious opportunity is available to outstanding students from all countries, with awards of up to €22,000 per year.
Host Country: Netherlands
Level: Master’s Degree
Eligible Countries: All Nationalities
Scholarship Value: €3,000 – €22,000 (Per Year)
Deadline: May 1, 2025
IELTS Requirement: Not required if you’re from an English-speaking country
Scholarship Overview:
The UTS is a merit-based scholarship for highly talented students applying for a postgraduate (MSc) programme at the University of Twente. It is open to both EU/EEA and non-EU/EEA applicants.
Selected students will:
Receive up to €22,000 to cover study-related costs.
Be eligible for an extra grant in the second year (for two-year programs).
Get exclusive access to one of the university’s honours programmes: Research Honours, Design Honours, or Change Leaders.
Eligibility Criteria:
Applicants must:
1. Apply and gain (conditional) admission into a Master’s program at the University of Twente.
2. Obtain a student number.
3. Not have graduated from a UT undergraduate programme.
4. Meet visa requirements (if applicable).
5. Provide proof of English proficiency (IELTS 6.5 or TOEFL iBT 90 with speaking sub-score of 6.0/TOEFL 20).
6. Not be eligible for a Dutch study loan.
7. Be among the top 5–10% of their class academically.
Scholarship Duration & Renewal:
Valid for one year.
For two-year programs, renewal for the second year is possible based on academic performance:
Minimum average grade of 7/10 at end of third quartile in Year 1.
At least 50% of European Credits (ECs) earned.
How to Apply:
1. Apply for a Master’s programme at University of Twente.
2. Once admitted, use your student number to apply for the scholarship.
3. Click here to apply for the UTS.
Deadline: May 1, 2025
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