Maastricht University Holland-High Potential scholarship-MSc in Healthcare Policy, Innovation and Management Ongoing

The Scholarship programme consists of both the High Potential Scholarship (funded by the Maastricht University Scholarship Fund), and the Holland Scholarship, which is financed by the Dutch Ministry of Education, Culture and Science in conjunction with Dutch universities and universities of applied sciences. It is aimed at international students from outside the EU/EEA who wish to follow a full degree programme in the Netherlands.

Curriculum vitae – CV should be up-to-date, contain relevant information about education and (job) experience, and should not be longer 2 A4 pages Letter of Recommendation: The contact details of the referee Please note that we will be in contact with your referee and ensure that you take the following steps when choosing a referee and submitting their details Relationship to applicant: indicate your referee’s connection to you; is this your professor, thesis supervisor, employer? Please remember that family members may not function as referees The telephone number of the referee: Make sure to add the applicable country calling code Email address of the referee: Work email addresses are preferred Letter of motivation: letter of motivation should be up-to-date, tailored specifically to this Scholarship programme, and no longer than 1 A4 page Be sure to argue why this scholarship is important, why the applicant should be selected, and what the applicant role as an ambassador of Maastricht University would be during their scholarship period, and during the upcoming years after they finish their studies at UM Proof of academic excellence: Upload one of the following documents in order to prove your academic excellence: 1 Your university transcript that explicitly states your grade point average or class ranking (ie first class honours) for your entire study programme; or, 2 A letter signed by your institution’s Head of Department or Registrar stating that you are one of the top 20 students in the graduating year of your study programme Please ensure that the letter contains the contact details of your Head of Department or Registrar Personal statement of financial needs Please explain why you would benefit from being awarded a scholarship and describe your personal circumstances such as financial difficulty, sole parent/caretaking responsibilities, medical condition, disability, refugee status etc, The contact details of the referee Please note that we will be in contact with your referee and ensure that you take the following steps when choosing a referee and submitting their details Relationship to applicant: indicate your referee’s connection to you; is this your professor, thesis supervisor, employer? Please remember that family members may not function as referees The telephone number of the referee: Make sure to add the applicable country calling code Email address of the referee: Work email addresses are preferred, letter of motivation should be up-to-date, tailored specifically to this Scholarship programme, and no longer than 1 A4 page Be sure to argue why this scholarship is important, why the applicant should be selected, and what the applicant role as an ambassador of Maastricht University would be during their scholarship period, and during the upcoming years after they finish their studies at UM, Upload one of the following documents in order to prove your academic excellence:, 2 A letter signed by your institution’s Head of Department or Registrar stating that you are one of the top 20 students in the graduating year of your study programme Please ensure that the letter contains the contact details of your Head of Department or Registrar, only the master programmes in the list above are eligible for a UM NL-High Potential Scholarship Please note: you can apply for the master programme at UM and the scholarship simultaneously. However, you must be conditionally approved for admission to your master programme in order to be awarded a scholarship Please note: if your study programme requires the payment of a handling fee as part of your programme’s admissions procedure, the UM International Services Desk does not cover handling fees. You are responsible for paying any handling fee your programme may require by 1 February, 2024. To check whether your programme requires the payment of a handling fee, please check your programme’s webpage under the menu tab ‘Admission requirements’