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Funding for non-EEA students - RSM non-EEA Scholarship of Excellence (MSc)

1. In brief

Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University, upon request of the applicant, will waive the difference between the non-EEA tuition fee and the EEA tuition fee for selected students from non-EEA countries who are not entitled to pay the EEA tuition fee, whose grades in their previous programmes are considered ‘excellent’. The scholarship will be provided in the form of a full waiver from the non-EEA tuition fee.

2. For whom?

Prospective students of the following MSc programmes can apply:
In principle, a fair distribution of scholarships over the various MSc programmes will take place. This principle may be deviated from and priority may be given to applicants for certain MSc programmes.

Application for the scholarship is open for prospective MSc students, starting their studies in the academic year 2013/2014, from all non-EEA countries, provided they would be charged the non-EEA tuition fee.

The school may give preference to students with one of the following nationalities:
- Brazilian
- Russian
- Indian
- Chinese
- Taiwanese/Korean/Filipino
- Indonesian/Vietnamese/Thai
- Iranian/Iraqi
- Azerbaijani/Georgian
- Turkish
- African (all countries)
- Mexican
Additionally, the school may strive for a certain distribution over the continents.

Applicants cannot be recipients of any other scholarships exceeding the amount of 5.000 euro in total in that same academic year.

3. For which year?

The scholarship will be awarded for the nominal length of the MSc programme, which is one year for all programmes except International Management-CEMS (18 months) and General Management (16 months).

4. Excellence

Excellence for applicants with a Bachelor of Science from Dutch universities is proven if the average grade over the entire programme at the time of application is at least 8.0/10.

Additionally, a GMAT score of at least 700 is required – also for applicants from schools and/or programmes exempt for GMAT for admission.

Excellence for applicants with a Bachelor of Science from non-Dutch universities is proven if the average grade over the entire programme at the time of application is at least the equivalent of the Dutch grade of 8.0 on the Dutch grading scale 1 – 10.

The Scholarship Committee will decide on the local grade equivalents for the Dutch grade of 8.0 using the grade information included in (a.o.) the Nuffic country modules.

Additionally, a GMAT score of at least 700 is required - also for applicants from schools and/or programmes exempt for GMAT for admission.

5. When to apply?

Applicants for MSc except for the MSc International Management-CEMS can apply for the scholarship any moment between 1 November 2012 and 15 May 2013.

Applicants for the MSc International Management-CEMS can apply for the scholarships any moment between 1 November 2012 and 31 January 2013.

6. Application procedure

You will need to apply for the scholarship by sending the documents listed below by email to msc.info@rsm.nl with "Scholarship request" as a subject heading. This can be done after you have submitted you application online.
- an explanation why you would need a scholarship, comprising a description of the students financial situation
- an explanation why you would deserve a scholarship, comprising a description of academic excellence and if applicable other merits
- if applicable: certified copies of other scholarships granted
- a signed statement indicating that other scholarships awarded do not exceed the amount of 5.000 euro in total
- certified copies of the grade list to date, as available at the moment of application (normally already part of your application package)
7. How does it work?

The scholarship takes the form of a waiver being the amount of money that will be subtracted from the full non-EEA tuition fee. The waiver fully covers the difference between the non-EEA tuition fee and the EEA tuition fee. Still, the student will always have to pay at least the EEA tuition fee, as this fee cannot be waived.

If the student fails to graduate in nominal time, the non-EEA tuition fee for non-EEA Master students will apply for the remaining period of study.

For the scholarship, no actual transmission of money takes place.

The scholarship part of the non-EEA tuition fee will be subtracted from the full non-EEA tuition fee before the start of the academic year, enabling the beholder to immediately pay the reduced tuition fee; either at once or in instalments.

The amount of the scholarship is 13.722 euro in the academic year in 2013/2014.

8. Decisions

The decisions on the award of the scholarship will be made by the RSM Scholarship Committee. This scholarship committee will determine award recipient(s) by the date of Monday, 17 June 2013.
1. Information
The RSM Scholarship Committee can be contacted through our contact form: www.rsm.nl/contactmsc

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Funding for students from China, Taiwan, Korea, India or Japan - 2013 TOEFL® Scholarship Program

A TOEFL® scholarship can help you study at Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University. The scholarship program is designed to award TOEFL test takers for achieving academic excellence, exhibiting leadership skills, performing extracurricular activities and demonstrating English-communication proficiency. Test takers applying for the scholarship must currently be living in Mainland China, India, Japan, Korea or Taiwan.

Scholarship Criteria

The TOEFL Scholarship Program rewards students who have high academic achievement as well as:
- ability to communicate in English
- demonstrated leadership skills
- participation in extracurricular activities, such as community service
- innovative ideas as reflected in essays
Scholarship Eligibility

To be eligible to win a TOEFL scholarship, you must:
- Currently be living in the country from where you are applying.
- Beginning undergraduate or graduate study in 2013 at Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University (RSM) with TOEFL institution code 7199
- Hold a grade point average of at least 80 or higher on a 100-point scale or a 3.0 on a 4.0 scale. For high school students in Korea, you must have a level of 1–3 on a 9-level scale in any three subjects in your last semester.
- Have a valid TOEFL test score used as a requirement for admissions into your undergraduate or graduate program.
- Complete the application form online and upload your transcripts.
Scholarship award funds for students who will be studying abroad are applied to their tuition fees only after the student has registered with the institution and arrived on campus.

More detailed information can be found at http://www.ets.org/toefl/scholarships

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Funding for students from Colombia - COLFUTURO joint loan-scholarship programme

The Fundación para el Futuro de Colombia (COLFUTURO) and the Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University (RSM) share an interest in strengthening bilateral cooperation in the field of business education between Colombia and The Netherlands and promoting stronger ties between the two institutions by increasing the financial support available for the graduate studies of Colombian students.

To apply for the joint graduate loan-scholarship programme, students need to:
1. Seek admission to a graduate degree programme at RSM, see www.rsm.nl/masteradmission
2. Students admitted to RSM graduate degree programmes need to submit a loan-scholarship application to Colfuturo, following the normal application procedure and meeting all the standard requirements established by Colfuturo.

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For the academic year 2013-2014, Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University (RSM) will grant one full scholarship (tuition waiver of 14,950 euros or two partial scholarships (tuition waiver of 7,475 euros), depending on the quality of the applicants, through the Orange Tulip Scholarship Programme (OTS) of Neso- Indonesia, for the MSc programmes excluding MScIM/CEMS.

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Since its introduction in 1993, the Bolashak programme, meaning “the future” in Kazakh, has allowed hundreds of Kazakhstan’s brightest students to study abroad at some of the best universities in the world. Bolashak is the international scholarship programme of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

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For the academic year 2013-2014, Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University (RSM) will grant one full scholarship (tuition waiver of 14,950 euros or two partial scholarships (tuition waiver of 7,475 euros), depending on the quality of the applicants, through the Orange Tulip Scholarship Programme (OTS) of Neso- Korea, for the MSc programmes excluding MScIM/CEMS.

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Funding for students from the EEA - Government Grants

Dutch students are eligible for a basic government grant, which includes:
- A monthly allowance (As of 2001 the monthly allowance was 65 euros for students living with their parents, and 200 eurosfor students living on their own)
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For additional information about scholarships and grants please visit the website of the Nuffic: www.grantfinder.nl OR Visit ScholarshipPortal, a central European website providing information on scholarships for studying in Europe: www.scholarshipportal.eu/
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