Amsterdam Excellence Scholarships

• Target group:
  All
• Purpose:
  Study
• Field of study:
  Business administration and management, Communication, Education and Teacher Training, Engineering, Environmental Science, Fine and applied arts, Law, Mathematics and computer science, Medical and health sciences, Natural sciences, Social and behavioural sciences, Transport and communications
• Countries:
  • Afghanistan,
  • Albania,
  • Algeria,
  • American Samoa,
  • Andorra,
  • Angola,
  • Anguilla,
  • Antigua And Barbuda,
  • Argentina,
  • Armenia,
  • Aruba,
  • Australia,
  • Autonomous Palestinian Territories,
  • Azerbaijan,
  • Bahamas,
  • Bahrain,
  • Bangladesh,
  • Barbados,
  • Belarus,
  • Belize,
  • Benin,
  • Bermuda,
  • Bhutan,
  • Bolivia,
  • Bonaire,
  • Bosnia-Herzegovina,
  • Botswana,
  • Bouvet Island,
  • Brazil,
  • Brunei,
  • Burkina Faso,
  • Burundi,
  • Cambodia,
  • Cameroon,
  • Canada,
  • Cape Verde,
  • Cayman Islands,
  • Central African Republic,
  • Chad,
  • Chile,
  • China,
  • Christmas Island,
  • Cocos (Keeling) Islands,
  • Colombia,
  • Comoros,
  • Conch Republic,
  • Congo, Democratic Republic of the,
  • Cook Islands,
  • Costa Rica,
  • Cuba,
  • Curacao,
  • Djibouti,
  • Dominica,
  • Dominican Republic,
  • East Timor,
  • Ecuador,
  • Egypt,
  • El Salvador,
  • Equatorial Guinea,
  • Eritrea,
  • Ethiopia,
  • Falkland Islands,
  • Faroe Islands,
  • Fiji,
  • French Guiana,
  • Gabon,
  • Gambia,
  • Georgia,
  • Ghana,
  • Gibraltar,
  • Greenland,
  • Grenada,
  • Guadeloupe,
  • Guam,
  • Guatemala,
  • Guinea,
  • Guinea Bissau,
  • Guyana,
  • Haiti,
  • Honduras,
  • Iceland,
  • India,
  • Indonesia,
  • Iran,
  • Iraq,
  • Israel,
  • Ivory Coast (Cote D'Ivoire),
  • Jamaica,
  • Japan,
  • Jordan,
  • Kazakhstan,
  • Kenya,
  • Kiribati,
  • Kosovo,
  • Kuwait,
  • Kyrgyzstan,
  • Laos,
  • Lebanon,
  • Lesotho,
  • Liberia,
  • Libya,
  • Liechtenstein,
  • Macau,
  • Macedonia,
  • Madagascar,
  • Malawi,
  • Malaysia,
  • Maldives,
  • Mali,
  • Marshall Islands,
  • Martinique,
  • Mauritania,
  • Mauritius,
  • Mayotte,
  • Mexico,
  • Micronesia,
  • Moldova,
  • Monaco,
  • Mongolia,
  • Montenegro,
  • Montserrat,
  • Morocco,
  • Mozambique,
  • Myanmar,
  • Namibia,
  • Nauru,
  • Nepal,
  • Netherlands Antilles,
  • New Caledonia,
  • New Zealand,
  • Nicaragua,
  • Niger,
  • Nigeria,
  • Niue,
  • Norfolk Island,
  • North Korea,
  • Northern Mariana Islands,
  • Oman,
  • Pakistan,
  • Palau,
  • Palestijnse Gebieden,
  • Panama,
  • Papua New Guinea,
  • Paraguay,
  • Peru,
  • Philippines,
  • Pitcairn Island,
  • Polynesia,
  • Puerto Rico,
  • Qatar,
  • Reunion,
  • Russia,
  • Rwanda,
  • S.Georgia & S. Sandwich Isls.,
  • Saint Kitts & Nevis,
  • Saint Lucia,
  • Saint Pierre And Miquelon,
  • Saint Vincent & Grenadines,
  • Samoa,
  • San Marino,
  • Sao Tome And Principe,
  • Saudi Arabia,
  • Senegal,
  • Serbia,
  • Seychelles,
  • Sierra Leone,
  • Singapore,
  • Solomon Islands,
  • Somalia,
  • South Africa,
  • South Korea,
  • Sri Lanka,
  • Sudan,
  • Suriname,
  • Svalbard And Jan Mayen Islands,
  • Swaziland,
  • Syria,
  • Taiwan,
  • Tajikistan,
  • Tanzania,
  • Thailand,
  • Togo,
  • Tokelau,
  • Tonga,
  • Trinidad And Tobago,
  • Tunisia,
  • Turkey,
  • Turkmenistan,
  • Turks And Caicos Islands,
  • Tuvalu,
  • Uganda,
  • Ukraine,
  • United Arab Emirates,
  • United States,
  • Uruguay,
  • Uzbekistan,
  • Vanuatu,
  • Venezuela,
  • Vietnam,
  • Virgin Islands,
  • Wallis And Futuna Islands,
  • Yemen,
  • Zambia,
  • Zimbabwe
  • 199 more...
• Eligible candidates:
  Excellent non-EU/EEA students who have been (provisionally) admitted to an English-taught Master’s programme at the University of Amsterdam. Students are selected on the basis of their academic performance and promise in the proposed field.
• Value and purpose of grant:
  
  Full scholarship € 25,000 (covering tuition fee and living expenses)
  Grant award period:
  
  Students receive the scholarship for one year and are expected to maintain good academic standing during the year. Students who receive the AES for a two-year Master’s programme will be evaluated after one year of study. The scholarship will only be continued for the second year if the AES student has completed all courses of the first year on time with a grade point average of 8.0.
  Application deadline: 15 January
  Extra facilities:
  
  The university will help AES students to find accommodation, preferably together with other AES recipients.
  
  It is expected that AES recipients will participate in activities with AES sponsors. They will be permitted to join special extracurricular activities and become part of a selective community, including the AES alumni network. 
  Grant provider: University of Amsterdam
  More information: www.uva.nl/aes
  The information provided here is correct to the best of our knowledge, but may be subject to change without notice. You should therefore check the information yourself before relying on it.