About the opportunity
What this programme is offering
Aim and Benefits of ARES Scholarships in Belgium Undergraduate Scholarship
Duration
Bachelor's and specialised master's degrees: 12 months maximum.
Continuing training: 6 months maximum.
Financial support
The scholarship includes:
International travel expenses.
Subsistence allowance.
Exceptional costs associated with visa applications (only for bachelor's degrees and specialised master's degrees).
Tuition fees (only for bachelor's degrees and specialised master's degrees).
Indirect mission expenses (for continuing education only).
Insurance costs.
Requirements for ARES Scholarships in Belgium Undergraduate Scholarship Qualification
The candidate must:
Be a permanent resident and work in one of the 32 eligible countries. Exception: Palestinian nationals are eligible even if they do not reside in one of these 32 countries.
Hold a graduate degree and meet the admission requirements for the program, a description of which can be found on the ARES website. Applicants must have earned the relevant academic degree no more than 20 years prior to the start of the program. This maximum time limit is extended by one year for each childbirth and/or adoption.
Demonstrate at least two years of relevant professional experience, in one of the 32 eligible countries, between the completion of the most recent graduate degree and the application deadline.
Complete the application in the language in which the program is taught and demonstrate a good command of that language, both written and spoken. In addition, a basic knowledge of French facilitates integration into daily life in Belgium.
Apply for only one program.
How to apply