masters
full
Netherlands
Wageningen University and Research- Africa Scholarship Programme (ASP)
The Africa Scholarship Programme (ASP) is a highly competitive scholarship for talented African students to pursue a Master’s degree at Wageningen University & Research in the Netherlands. Aimed at supporting capacity building in Africa, the scholarship provides full financial support, including tuition, living expenses, travel, and visa costs. Selection is based on academic excellence.
Scholarship Opportunity
Key Information
Country:
Netherlands
Study Level:
masters
Funding Type:
full
Deadline:
2026-02-01
Detailed Information
The Africa Scholarship Programme (ASP) is a comprehensive funding initiative dedicated to motivating and empowering exceptional African students to undertake a two-year Master’s degree in the Netherlands.
The scholarship is all-inclusive, covering the full tuition fees for the 24-month duration of the programme, a monthly living allowance, international travel to and from the Netherlands, and all associated costs for health insurance and visa applications.
To be eligible, applicants must be citizens of an African country and have applied for a master’s programme at Wageningen University & Research by February 1, 2026.
Candidates must achieve unconditional admission and demonstrate outstanding academic performance, typically evidenced by a First-class honours degree and a GPA of 80% or higher.
The selection process is rigorous and highly structured. Following the initial application, the selection committee assesses all submissions to invite eligible candidates into the formal ASP selection procedure.
Preference is generally given to individuals who have not yet obtained a master’s degree, ensuring the programme impacts those at the start of their advanced academic journey.
The scholarship is all-inclusive, covering the full tuition fees for the 24-month duration of the programme, a monthly living allowance, international travel to and from the Netherlands, and all associated costs for health insurance and visa applications.
To be eligible, applicants must be citizens of an African country and have applied for a master’s programme at Wageningen University & Research by February 1, 2026.
Candidates must achieve unconditional admission and demonstrate outstanding academic performance, typically evidenced by a First-class honours degree and a GPA of 80% or higher.
The selection process is rigorous and highly structured. Following the initial application, the selection committee assesses all submissions to invite eligible candidates into the formal ASP selection procedure.
Preference is generally given to individuals who have not yet obtained a master’s degree, ensuring the programme impacts those at the start of their advanced academic journey.