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Royal Tropical Institute Scholarships are open for citizens of developing countries to pursue KIT masters programme. Scholarships are granted for the duration of the master’s programme and cover tuition fees plus the costs of international travel, subsistence, books and health insurance.




The fellowships are designed to meet the need for further training and capacity-building in developing countries.

The Royal Tropical Institute is a foundation located in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, that studies tropical cultures worldwide.

A minimum TOEFL score of 5.5 or a minimum IELTS score of 6.0 is required.

Course Level: Scholarships are available for pursuing master’s programme.

Study Subject: NFP scholarships are available for the following master programmes:

International Course in Health Development / Master in Public Health– Track in Health Systems Policy and Management
Master in Public Health – Track in Sexual and Reproductive Health
Master in Public Health – Track in Health Systems in Fragile and Conflict-affected Environments
Scholarship Award: NFP scholarships, which are granted for the duration of the master’s programme, cover tuition fees plus the costs of international travel, subsistence, books and health insurance.

Nuffic decides how many fellowships will be available and awards a grant to KIT to cover the fellowship holders’ costs.
KIT pays each fellowship holder a monthly allowance for the duration of the master’s programme.


Scholarship can be taken in the Netherlands

Eligibility: Applicants for the NFP scholarships for a KIT master’s program must meet the following criteria:

Have been admitted to the couse of your choice. This means that you meet all the requirements set out by the Royal Tropical Institute (KIT) / Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (VUA)
Be nationals of and working and living in a country on the NFP Country list
accept the NFP rules and regulations
Upload in ATLAS all mandatory documents. (see previous information)
Not to be employed by a multinational corporation, UN organisation, IMF, a bilateral or multilateral dondor organisation or a large natonal and/or commercial organization
Be employed in an area to which the study will make a relevant contribution
Nationality: Citizens of developing countries can apply for Royal Tropical Institute Scholarships.

College Admission Requirement

Entrance Requirement: Bachelor’s degree or equivalent academic training in either medicine or another field related to health, such as health sciences, economics, social science or nursing.

English Language Requirement: A minimum TOEFL score of 5.5 or a minimum IELTS score of 6.0 is required.

How to Apply: NFP uses a two-step application procedure:

Applicants must request academic admission directly from KIT (via the KIT online application system, follow the link in each specific course page).
Applicants who have applied for a course for which NFP scholarships are available and have been accepted, will receive an e-mail from KIT with the correct link to ATLAS, the new application system for NFP. This link will only be send when the registration period opens.
Applicants have to apply separately for the NFP scholarship via: ATLAS (the new NFP online application system).
The registration period opens approx. 6 weeks before the application deadline. Check the application deadline for each course in the course description.
To Apply Click Here

Application Deadline: Application deadline NFP is 22 March 2017. Applicants should apply first to KIT for admission (deadline to apply KIT online application system 20 February 2017).

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