Study in the Netherlands
University of Groningen · University of Groningen
Award
About €1,000 a month for a maximum of 12 months
Awards
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Eligible
Talented LLM applicants who can fund part, but not all, of their costs
Deadline
See official site
A faculty-level Talent Grant at the University of Groningen for students admitted to one of seven LLM programmes, including Energy and Climate Law, Global Criminal Law and International Commercial Law. Groningen says around 4 to 8 grants are available a year.
You must be admitted to one of the seven named LLM programmes and send a form with a motivation letter. Applicants without earlier Groningen study are prioritised; anyone already enrolled in or finished with an LLM there is not eligible. The page lists 1 May as the closing date; Groningen runs other Talent Grants at other faculties with their own dates.
About €1,000 a month for a maximum of 12 months
Fill in the application form from the Faculty of Law’s website with your motivation letter.
You must be admitted to one of the seven named LLM programmes and send a form with a motivation letter. Applicants without earlier Groningen study are prioritised; anyone already enrolled in or finished with an LLM there is not eligible. The page lists 1 May as the closing date;...
About €1,000 a month for a maximum of 12 months
Fill in the application form from the Faculty of Law’s website with your motivation letter.
Official source: https://www.rug.nl/education/scholarships/talentgrant-partial-scholarship?lang=en
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