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Supporting capacity development in higher education in Dutch partner countries.
Institutional strengthening of post-secondary education and training capacity.
Fellowships for short courses, masters and PhDs. Funds for tailor-made training and alumni activities.
Nuffic Neso Indonesia manages the StuNed Scholarship Programme.
Nuffic has set up offices around the world under the Neso programme.
Read about Nuffic's branding activities for Dutch higher education.
Raise your international profile through institutional cooperation.
Nuffic provides education market information to Dutch higher education institutions.
Consult dossiers on seven important themes in international higher education.
Measure the influence of internationalisation on quality.
Nuffic has a wide range of training courses for higher education institutions and international organisations.
How many international students are there in the Netherlands? And how many Dutch students are studying abroad? The publications below will give you the answers to these questions, as well as a lot of other statistical information on international exchange and mobility in higher education.
The Nuffic Glossary is a list with explanations of terms used in Dutch higher education.
The objective of the JDAZ project is to produce a reference guide on joint degrees/joint degree programmes.
Nuffic provides descriptions and evaluations of diplomas.
Information on professional recognition in the EU, Liechtenstein, Norway, Iceland and Switzerland.
Country modules offer general information about the education system of a specific country.
Grantfinder is a fast and easy-to-use scholarship search engine.
Programme funding study or research in Holland for excellent Chinese students.
Erasmus Mundus is a European Commission programme. The aim of the programme is to enhance the quality of European higher education, to promote it worldwide and to stimulate cooperation with countries outside the EU.
The Erasmus programme is part of the ‘LifeLong Learning’ programme.
Scholarships for professionals for short courses.
Programme aimed at reducing the shortage of skilled labour.
Scholarships for top Brazilian students.
The Ford Foundation International Fellowships Program (Ford-IFP) will close in 2013. No new scholarships are available. Nuffic continues to act as Ford IFP's placement partner.
The Libertas Support Fund closed for new applications with effect from March 2011.
The Orange Tulip Scholarship Programme was first launched in China in 2008 and now also runs in Indonesia, Korea, Mexico and Taipei.
StuNed Scholarships for master's studies, short courses and customised training programmes are available to Indonesian professionals with at least two years work experience in a development-related organisation.
The Tempus programme enables universities in a number of countries in Eastern Europe, Central Asia, the Western Balkans and the Mediterranean region to establish partnerships in the European Union that help them restructure their higher education systems.
The Huygens Scholarship Programme closed for new applications on 1 January 2012.
Information on immigration requirements for international students.
Information on residence formalities for international students.
Find out which immigration procedures and formalities apply to your incoming students.
Information about formalities for international students who want to work.
As of the year 2013-14 Scholarships Online (SOL) will be open for fellowship applications two months before the fellowship application deadline.
The first NFP deadline for submitting applications is 2 February 2013. SOL will therefore be open as of 30 November 2012 (instead of 1 November 2012).
