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Tag them here to see what's happening in the Netherlands.
Let's go:
The Netherlands generally have about 3 pathways to scholarship:
1. Erasmus Mundus Scholarship 2. By Institution e.g Rotary Scholarships, Bill and Melinda Gates Scholarships 3. Orange Knowledge Program (OKP)
OKP is the mother of all scholarships for all international students
in the Netherlands.
So, what is the OKP Scholarship Program?
The Orange Knowledge Programme aims to advance the development of the capacity, knowledge and quality of both individuals as well as organisations in the field of Technical and Vocational Education and Training
and Higher Education and in other fields related to
priority themes in the OKP partner countries.
The scholarships are awarded in a very competitive selection to highly motivated professionals who are in a position to introduce the newly-acquired skills and knowledge
into their employing organisation.
Scholarships are available for a selection of:
(i) Short courses (duration 2 weeks to 12 months);
(ii) Master's programmes (duration 12 to 24 months).
Please take time to digest this page very well before applying.
Note:
1. In your essay, you have to talk about where you are working and how your current work aligns
with your goals. I know you may not have the work experience, but there's always a way to write it.
People without work experience are getting the scholarship.
2. There is full funding for a large part of worthy applicants.
For the rest, the Institution would look for co-funding organizations for them. This means that even if OKP cannot fund your program, they may look for funding organisations for you.
To understand better, this image shows the response from a school to a prospective Applicant.
There would definitely be full scholarships in other schools in the Netherlands.
1. Go to University pages in different countries of the world, look for your course and email professors in your field. (This is the best and most efficient).
Everything you need to achieve this is described in my pinned tweets 1-10.
2. Look for Government-funded Scholarships in different countries of the world. Check their criteria, and apply.
I have explained how to get fully-funded scholarships in Sweden, Germany, France, UAE, Australia, Poland, etc. Check my pinned tweets again. Next is China.
Note that this method is more competitive because it is already public.
3. Look for advertised Positions by Lecturers or Departments: Sometimes, lecturers advertise scholarship positions in their labs. We usually post many of this on this street. Send emails to the lecturers
If you click 'Scholarships for citizens from developing countries', as shown above, you will see the list of all available scholarships for your region.
The First Scholarship you will see is 'The Ignacy Łukasiewicz Scholarship Programme', known as NAWA.
What he needs here is writing skills, and that can only be developed by practice.
1. Very few public Universities do publishable undergraduate project. That's normal. He should develop himself by reading materials and articles in the areas he wants.
2. Diversity is a blessing in disguise, provided he knows how to synergise all of those experiences to suit his desired goal. To do this effectively, he needs to read SOPs. @Exquisita_lady, please attach all the SOP tweets from scholars on this street for this person to learn.
3. This person must beat all test scores with 'clean sheet'. His GRE and TOEFL must be really good. That's a way to tell anyone that you already know what you are doing.
4. Start reading research papers of the professors in your field of interest. You will surely not understand.
Que 1: What can I do if I don't have the complete official transcript as stated here:
Ans: You can use your student copy tentatively, but make sure you are working on the official copy, because it will be needed when you eventually get there.