Details For UM NL Social Justice Scholarship at Maastricht University 2027 In Netherlands:
The UM NL Social Justice Scholarship at Maastricht University supports talented international students who have demonstrated a commitment to promoting human rights and the rule of law.
Through postgraduate studies in globalization and law, the research encourages diversity, inclusivity, and global participation.
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- Degree: Masters
- University: Maastricht University (UM)
- Funding Type: Full Funding
- Deadline: 01 Feb, 2027
- Location: Netherlands
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Eligibility Criteria for the UM NL Social Justice Scholarship at Maastricht University 2027:
- Applicants must be nationals of countries outside the EU/EEA, Switzerland, and Suriname and meet Dutch visa and residence permit requirements.
- Applicants must not hold dual nationality from an EU/EEA country or Switzerland.
- Applicants must demonstrate contributions to human rights and/or the rule of law.
- Applicants must meet the programme’s admission requirements.
- Applicants must be 35 years old or younger on 1 September 2027.
- Applicants must have a minimum GPA of 7.5 out of 10 or equivalent.
- Applicants must submit only one application for one scholarship.
- Applicants without a master’s degree will receive preference.
Application Process for the UM NL Social Justice Scholarship at Maastricht University 2027:
- Applicants must apply for the full-time Globalisation and Law master’s programme through Studielink and submit all admission documents by 10 December 2026.
- Applicants must obtain a Maastricht University student ID and complete the online scholarship application form by 1 February 2027.
- Applicants must upload the following documents:
- CV (maximum two A4 pages).
- Motivation letter using the university’s template, highlighting contributions to human rights.
- Academic transcript confirming a GPA of at least 7.5/10, with an explanation of the grading system.
- Personal statement explaining financial needs and personal circumstances.
- Reference letter from a professor, lecturer, or employer, dated February 2026 or later.
- One referee’s contact details, including relationship, work telephone number with country code, and institutional email.
- Applicants must verify all details before submission, as the application can be submitted only once and documents cannot be changed afterward.
- Shortlisted candidates must attend an online interview and prepare an action plan explaining how their studies will promote human rights and/or the rule of law.
- Selected applicants must sign and return the scholarship award letter to accept the scholarship.
Value: Tuition fee + Living expenses  (EUR 20,150) + Visa application costs + Other benefits