Wageningen University Master’s Scholarships (Excellence Programme, Africa Scholarship Programme, Anne van den Ban Fund)
Wageningen University & Research
Quick Facts
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About This Scholarship
Wageningen University offers multiple Master’s scholarships for international students from Africa and developing countries for September 2027 intake, covering tuition, living expenses, travel, health insurance and visa costs. The programmes are invitation-based with selection processes concluding in April 2027.
What This Scholarship Covers
- Tuition fee waiver for 24 months
- Living allowance for 24 months
- Travel to and from the Netherlands
- Visa costs
- Health insurance costs
Who Can Apply
- 1 Be a citizen of an African country (for ASP) or outside EU/EFTA (for Excellence Programme) or from a developing country (for ABF)
- 2 Submit a complete MSc application before 1 December 2026
- 3 Receive unconditional admission to a Wageningen MSc programme
- 4 Hold a First Class Honours bachelor's degree or equivalent
- 5 Have a GPA of at least 80%
- 6 Meet the university's English-language requirements before 1 December 2026
- 7 Complete bachelor's degree before 1 December 2026
- 8 Upload official English language test results and bachelor's diploma before the deadline
- 9 Not currently enrolled at Wageningen University
- 10 Not yet obtained a Master's degree (preference given)
