Country Specific Scholarships

NAF/Fulbright Scholarship
(American Citizens)

Fulbright was established in 1946 by the U.S. Congress to "enable the government of the United States to increase mutual understanding between the people of the United States and the people of other countries."
Fulbright awarded approximately six thousand grants in 2008, at a cost of more than $275.4 million, to U.S. students, teachers, professionals, and scholars to study, teach, lecture, and conduct research in more than 155 countries, and to their foreign counterparts to engage in similar activities in the United States.
(source http://us.fulbrightonline.org/home.html)

Duisenberg school of finance, Fulbright and the Netherlands American Fund offers two grants consisting of a full tuition waiver of €26,000 plus stipend of €8,000 (total value approximately $ 50,000) for two U.S. applicant to be applied towards the cost of any one of the Duisenberg school of finance Master’s programmes. The recipients will also be covered under the normal Fulbright insurance. Duisenberg School of Finance will offer this opportunity to two exceptional U.S. candidates selected after careful consideration.

U.S. students currently residing in the Netherlands will not be considered. No dependent allowance is available. All candidates must complete the DSF online application prior to applying for the scholarship.

For more information contact Linda Pietersen at l.pietersen@fulbright.nl or Rick Rudolph at rick.rudolph@dsf.nl

NOTE: Early Fulbright deadlines encourages early applications. 

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The Netherland-America Foundation (NAF) Scholarship
(American Citizens)

Founded in 1921, the NAF is the leading bilateral foundation initiating and supporting high-impact exchange between the Netherlands and the United States, including the NAF/Fulbright Fellowships and programmes in the arts, business, public policy and historic preservation. NAF activities provide donors and recipients with access to a broad network of educational, cultural and business organisations that exemplify Dutch and U.S. excellence in a number of disciplines.

Duisenberg school of finance and The Netherland-America Foundation offers one grant consisting of a 100% tuition waiver. The waiver includes tuition and supervision, but does not include course materials or living expenses, which vary according to your circumstances and lifestyle.

All candidates must complete the DSF online application prior to applying for the scholarship. Application deadline (to the Netherland-America Foundation) -- 1 June 2012.

Applications are competitive. One scholarship will be awarded for the 2012/13 academic year.
Please send your completed application by regular mail or express delivery to The Netherland-America Foundation, or by email to amolenaar@thenaf.org.

Click here to download the application form.

For information please contact:
Angela Molenaar
Executive Director
The Netherland-America Foundation
82 Wall Street, Ste. 1101
New York, NY 10005
amolenaar@thenaf.org

or Rick Rudolph at rick.rudolph@dsf.nl

NOTE: This scholarship opportunity is limited to U.S. citizens.

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Koutsodontis Test Prep Scholarship
(Greek Citizens)

Duisenberg school of finance offers two scholarships to Greek candidates who prepared for their GMAT examinations at Koutsodontis Test Prep Center in Athens, Greece. The awards cover 50% of the tuition fee. More information can be found on: DSF-KOUTSODONTIS SCHOLARSHIPS http://www.koutsodontis.gr/pdf/dsf%20award.pdf