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116 Netherlands Your Scholarship in Europe 2008-2009 With a residence permit for study, students may work for brief periods. This means that a student may not work more than 10 hours per week, or may do only seasonal work (in June, July and August). <strong>SCHOLARSHIP</strong>S 1. Huygens Scholarships Programme (HSP) The HSP programme is aimed at talented students who want to come to the Netherlands in the fi nal phase of their Bachelors studies or during their Masters studies. Study in the Netherlands can include research and/or practical training. However, HSP scholarships cannot be awarded to fi nance PhD studies in the Netherlands. Part of the total budget is reserved for students following programmes in Dutch language and literature. The HSP programme is administered by Nuffi c, the Netherlands Organisation for International Cooperation in Higher Education. Scholarships are awarded for a period of no less than 6 months and no more than 24 months. A HSP scholarship includes the following components: • A monthly allowance of €900 (this includes a standard contribution towards healthcare insurance). • Reimbursement of tuition fees. • Visa fees (standard contribution). • A one-time payment toward international travel costs (standard contribution based on country of origin). To be selected for a HSP scholarship, you should meet the following requirements: • You have been academically admitted to a study programme in the Netherlands. • Your study programme in the Netherlands should be accredited, i.e., no scholarships can be awarded to pursue an individually tailored programme. • Your study in the Netherlands should be in the fi nal phase of your Bachelors studies, or during your Masters studies. If you are already a graduate, you should have graduated less than two years ago. • Your studies in the Netherlands should be primarily aimed at earning a degree at a Dutch institution. • You should provide evidence that you are suffi ciently skilled in speaking and writing the language in which the course is taught (English or Dutch). • You must be no older than 35 at the start of your study period in the Netherlands (1 September of each year). APPLICATION PROCEDURE NB: Before you can apply for a HSP scholarship, you should fi rst obtain a HSP Huygens application number. You can receive an application number in the following way: 1. First, apply for academic admission to a study programme in the Netherlands. To
2. 3. 4. Your Scholarship in Europe 2008-2009 Netherlands choose a programme, you can use the online database of English-taught study programme available at http://www.studyin.nl/ispacsearch. This database contains links to the websites of more than 1,200 English-taught programmes, including application forms and lists of required documents. When you apply for admission, you should indicate that you wish to apply for a HSP Huygens scholarship. If the Dutch institution accepts your candidacy for a HSP scholarship, they will send an approval notice to Nuffi c. The approval notice must be received by 15 January at the latest. Once Nuffi c has processed the information contained in the approval notice, Nuffi c will send you your HSP application number by e-mail. NB: Although application deadlines at most institutions are in June or July, please note that your academic admission procedure must be underway as early as December of the preceding year. As soon as you have received a HSP Huygens application number, you may submit a scholarship application to Nuffi c. The HSP application form, the list of required documents and other important information are available at: http://www.studyin.nl/scholarships/world-wide/hsp-huygens-programme. Once you have compiled your application dossier, send it (by express mail) to: HSP Huygens Dept. for International Academic Relations Nuffi c P.O. Box 29777 2502 LT The Hague The Netherlands Tel.: +31 70 4260260 Your application must be received by Nuffi c by 1 February of each year. If you have any questions, please write to hsphuygens@nuffi c.nl. 2. Matra Training for European Cooperation (MTEC) Scholarships Within the framework of the MTEC programme, the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs offers a number of full scholarships for graduate students, recent graduates and professionals from states which have either just acceded to the European Union or will do so in the near future, and from those states which border on the extended Union to the east and south. This programme is administered by Bureau CROSS, the Dutch Governmental Agency for Cooperation in Education between the Netherlands and Central and Eastern Europe: http://www.cross-agency.nl. 117
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