Win Up to 10,000 Euros to Study in Belgium! University of Flanders Opens Scholarships for Students

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Published on 21/03/2024 at 16:09

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According to the Catraca Livre website, the opportunity is knocking at your door! The government of the Flanders province has introduced an initiative offering scholarships for students worldwide, including Brazilians, who wish to pursue their master’s degrees at universities located in the Flanders region. This is a chance to experience a unique academic journey in one of the most vibrant countries in Europe.

Scholarships in Belgium: An Open Path for Brazilian Students

The scholarships exclusively cover renowned universities located in Flanders, providing access to 12 institutions of excellence, such as the prestigious University of Antwerp and the renowned University of Brussels. The complete list of participating institutions is available on the official program website, offering a variety of options for future master’s students.

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The students awarded will receive up to € 10,000 per academic year, along with an additional subsidy of € 1,500 for relocation costs. It is important to note that, within this amount, the higher education institution may request an annual fee of € 131.50 to cover administrative expenses.

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To apply, interested individuals must submit a series of documents, including a recent photo, passport pages, diploma, and academic transcript in French, English, or Dutch. Moreover, applicants need to write a motivation letter in English and request two letters of recommendation from university professors.

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Applications will remain open until April 28, however, it is crucial to apply to the chosen university within the stipulated deadline. The selection of candidates will take place in May, with the announcement of selected students expected in June. The program begins in September 2024, offering an enriching and transformative learning journey.

Win Up to 10,000 Euros to Study in Belgium! University of Flanders Opens Scholarships for Students

Exploring Academic Horizons in Belgium

Scholarships in Belgium: An Open Path for Brazilian Students

Value of Scholarships in Belgium: An Incentive for Academic Success

Open Applications: How to Compete for a Scholarship in Belgium?

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