VU - Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, 2019-2020
Ever since it was founded in 1880, VU Amsterdam has been known for its distinctive approach to knowledge. VU is an open organization, strongly linked to people and society.
| City | Amsterdam |
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| OTS Scholarship programmes |
Two full (100%) scholarships Tuition fee: depending on the programme see: www.vu.nl/tuitionfee
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| Deadline for application | 1 February 2019 |
| Duration of the scholarship |
First year of the programme Students following a 2 year programme can apply for VUFP for the second year if they meet the requirements. Students must obtain 100% of the required study credits to be eligible for a second year VUFP scholarship. |
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Contact details |
Stella Peters (vufp@vu.nl, +31 2059 83477) |
| Academic requirement | Bachelor’s degree |
| English Level | TOEFL iBT/ IELTS (see for the level the specific programme) |
| Working experience | Working experience is not a requirement |
| Additional requirements |
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Documentation for OTS |
Orange Tulip Scholarship application form
Proof that the admission process with the Dutch institution has started |
More about VU - Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam is an internationally renowned research university founded in 1880. The university offers over 120 English taught programmes at Bachelor’s, Master’s and doctoral level to 23,000 students from all over the world. Students and staff of 78 nationalities create a dynamic international academic community.
The university is located in the vibrant city of Amsterdam, one of the most multicultural cities in the world, with the largest concentration of students in the Netherlands and where English is the second language spoken. The campus is surrounded by one of the most dynamic and fast-growing business districts in the Netherlands hosting over 700 companies.
With more than 23,000 students, of which 3000 are international, the university conducts cutting-edge research into problems of societal and scientific importance. The University distinguishes itself in research and education through four interdisciplinary themes: Human Health and Life Sciences, Science for Sustainability, Connected World and Governance for Society. As a student this will help you to look beyond the boundaries of scientific disciplines, and to seek for tangible solutions for a better world. In addition Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam regards diversity, whether in culture, conviction, nationality or prior education, as source of innovation and progress, and hence as special strength.
