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Maastricht University

UM NL Social Justice Scholarship

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One full scholarship per academic year for talented students admitted to the full-time Globalisation and Law master's programme who have a proven record of supporting the rule of law and/or human rights. The 13-month package includes a tuition fee waiver, living support and additional specified costs.

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  • Not open to: nationality EU/EEA countries, Switzerland, Suriname
  • Not open to: citizenship dual nationality from an EU/EEA country, dual nationality from Switzerland
  • meet requirements for obtaining an entry visa and residence permit for the Netherlands
  • admission Apply for admission to the full-time Globalisation and Law master's programme at Maastricht University for ac…
  • admission Be admitted to the Globalisation and Law master's programme
  • admission Meet the specific admission requirements of the UM master's programme applied to
  • Have already made a proven contribution supporting the rule of law and/or human rights through intra- and ext…
  • degree Latest grade transcript GPA >= 7.5/10
+5 more requirements
  • degree Cumulative bachelor's degree GPA >= 75% of the grading scale maximum
  • age Age <= 35 on 2027-09-01
  • enrolment Meet all registration requirements by the scholarship deadline of 2027-02-01, except legal residence, tuition…
  • Accept the room allocated as part of the scholarship; refusing it cancels the scholarship
  • Participate in the two-week UM Pre-Academic Training
Preferences and flexible criteria (1)
  • degree No previously obtained Master's degree

Not open to: EU/EEA, Switzerland or Surinam; dual nationality from an EU/EEA country or Switzerland

Level of study
Master's
Fields of study
Law
What's covered Fully funded
Funding type
Fully funded
Funding details
tuition fee waiver; € 20,150* (13 months); € 700*; At cost; Pre-Academic Training costs; At cost for first block only; a room that will be allocated to you until July 2028; Cleaning fee (approx. €75) is not included
Duration
1-2 years
Host country
Netherlands
Host institution
Maastricht University
What I need Not listed here
In-person requirements
Required in-person study/placement/event

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  1. Apply for the full-time Globalisation and Law master’s programme for 2027–2028 through Studielink, and submit the complete programme application meeting all admission requirements by 10 December 2026. After submitting, use the UM student number issued for the scholarship application. Required
  2. After the master’s application, log in with your UM account and complete the scholarship application form. Upload the required documents and referee contact details, then submit the application. Applications are accepted only through this form; documents cannot be added or replaced after submission. Required
  3. If invited to the online interview, attend it and prepare the requested action plan explaining how study at UM will help you contribute to strengthening human rights and/or the rule of law in your home country and/or elsewhere. Required
Deadline
10 December 2026
Deadline notes
The scholarship application deadline is 2027-02-01; applicants must first complete the master's programme application.
Application cycle
2026 application cycle

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