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| Hanze UAS, Groningen |
Hanze University of Applied Sciences has updated its information about the scholarships available for non-EU/EEA students of Hanze University programmes during the 2013-2014 academic year.
From September 1st, 2013, only the most talented students will receive scholarships covering part of their tuition fee. These students must have excellent grades in their first year of education. Students who are granted these types of bursaries will receive the grant each year of their study programme’s duration.
The list of programmes that offer scholarships, exact selection criteria, and bursary amounts will be published as soon as they are available.
Scholarships for students of music and fine arts
Another new rule applies for students of music programmes at the Prince Claus Conservatoire.
Non-EU students who successfully apply for a Bachelor’s programme will receive a guaranteed bursary worth €5,700 annually for a maximum of 4 years (may vary depending on programme duration). This scholarship covers ¾ of the tuition fee for the 2013-2014 academic year, which is set at €7,500.
Students of Master’s programmes can reduce their tuition fee of €5,000 per year by applying for a €2,500 scholarship. It is also possible to work at the conservatoire 8 hours per week, earning €3,200 every year. However, only one option is available at a time.
Students of Fine Arts programmes at Minerva Academy will also receive bursaries every year of their education.
For more information about Hanze scholarships, please visit the university’s Grants and Scholarships page.







