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The Netherlands

Fellowship

Programmes(NFP) 2010

Fellowships for:

PhD studies

Refresher courses

Short courses

Master’s degree programmes

Eligibility

Study programmes

Application

Selection procedures

Netherlands organizationfor international cooperationin higher education





The Netherlands

Fellowship

Programmes(NFP) 2010



Disclaimer

The information contained in this publication was compiled with the greatest of care. Nevertheless, we are unable to guarantee its accuracy or

completeness at the time of reading. Because information is constantly subject to change, Nuffic is unable to accept any liability whatsoever

for your use of the information. It is up to you to check the accuracy of any information before acting on it.

Inclusion in this guide does not constitute an approval or guarantee by Nuffic of the quality or accreditation status of the courses andinstitutions listed. Nor does it constitute confirmation of the validity or status of the degrees or other qualifications awarded.

Copyright © 2009 Nuffic. All rights reserved. This work may not be reprodu ced or published without the prior written per mission of the author.

However, sections of up to five pages of this work may be reproduced or published as long as Nuffic is properly acknowledged as the source

of the work.

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Contents

1 Introduction

1.1 General 4

1.2 The parties involved 4

1.3 Contact addresses for more information 5

2 Fellowships for PhD studies

2.1 Eligibility 6

2.2 The application and selection procedure 6

2.3 Deadline for applications 7

2.4 Dutch institutions eligible for supervising PhD research 8

3 Refresher courses

3.1 Location 10


3.3 Deadline for applications 10

4 Fellowships for short courses

4.1 Eligibility 11


4.3 Deadlines for application 12

4.4 Short courses overview 13

4.5 Fellowship application deadlines of Netherlands embassies and consulates for short courses

starting in 2010 20

4.6 Short courses starting in 2010 21

5 Fellowships for master’s degree programmes

5.1 Eligibility 47


5.3 Deadlines for application 48

5.4 Master ’s degree programmes overview 49

5.5 Fellowship application deadlines of Netherlands embassies and consulates for master ’s

degree programmes starting in 2010 59

5.6 Master ’s degree programmes starting in 2010 60

Annexes 1. Alphabetical index of institutions, master ’s degree p rogr amme s and shor t cou rses 95

2. Websites of Netherlands embassies and consulates 103

3. Overview of fellowship application deadlines at the Netherlands embassies and consulates 104

4. NFP country list 105

The Netherlands Fellowship Programmes 2010 3



1 Introduction

1. 1 Gen er al

The Netherlands Fellowship Programmes (NFP) are demand-

oriented fellowship programmes initiated and fully funded by the

Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs from the budget for

development cooperation. The ministry has contracted the

Netherlands Organization for International Cooperation in Higher

Education (Nuffic) to administer this programme.

The overall aim of the NFP is to help alleviate qualitative and

quantitative shortages of skilled manpower within a wide range of

governmental, private and non-governmental organizations. This

by offering fellowships to professionals to improve their capacity to

contribute to the development of their employing organizations.

Target group

The NFP target group consists of mid-career professionals who are

already in employment and who are nationals of and working in one

of the 61 selected NFP countries. The list of 61 NFP countries can

be found in annex 4. While fellowships are awarded to individuals,

the need for training must occur within the context of the

organization for which an applicant works. The training must help

the organization to develop its capacity. This means that appl icants

must be nominated by their employers. In fact, an application

without the support of an employer will not be considered.

50% of the available fellowships should be awarded to fellowships

for female candidates, and 50% of the available budget should be

spent on candidates from sub-Saharan Africa. Apart from this,

priority is given to candidates from priority groups and/or from

marginalized regions to be defined by the embassies.

NFP sub-programmes:

The NFP offers the following options:

Individual fellowships for:

– short courses;

– master ’s degree programmes;

– PhD studies.

Group training:

– refresher courses.

All four NFP sub-programmes are described in this publication. For

each of the options, a separate section provides information

regarding eligibility, the application and selection procedures, as

well as the deadlines.

The fellowship

An NFP fellowship is intended to supplement the salary that the

fellowship holder should continue to receive (at least partially)

during the study period. The allowance is considered to be a

contribution towards the cost of living for one person, whether in

the Netherlands or in another country. The fellowship can also

cover the costs of tuition fees, and of visas, travel, insurance and

thesis research, as specified in the NFP booklet ‘Rules and

regulations for fellowship holders’. This booklet can be

downloaded from www.nuffic.nl/nfp.

Application procedure

Whilst the individual candidates are selected for a fellowship, the

grants are awarded to the Dutch higher education institutes to

enable the fellowship holders to pursue the chosen sub-

programme.

1.2 The parties involved

Netherlands embassies and consulates

The Netherlands embassies and consulates assess all applications

for fellowships for master ’s degree programmes, PhD studies and

short courses. They use standard criteria but are also free to define

additional criteria appropriate to the local situation. Embassies and

consulates can reject applications or make specific

recommendations regarding their further processing.

Nuffic

The NFP is managed and administered by Nuffic (the Netherlands

Organization for International Cooperation in Higher Education).1

Nuffic prepares the documentation for all the NFP sub-

programmes, and guides the process by which candidates are

selected for fellowships for master ’s degree programmes, short

courses and PhD programmes. Nuffic drafts the lists of

programmes and courses for which NFP fellowships can be used.

On the basis of the number of qualified candidates who have

registered for the various courses and programmes, Nuffic

determines the number of fellowships available for each master ’s

degree programme or short course. Nuffic then selects candidates

for PhD fellowships and proposals for refresher courses.

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1 See www.nuffic.nl for detailed information about Nuffic and its mission, tasks and activities.



Dutch institutions

The Dutch institutions are higher education institutions or other

organizations in the Netherlands specialized in transferring

knowledge and skills at a post-secondary level. The master ’s

degree programmes and short courses for which NFP fellowships

can be used (listed in this brochure) and the PhD study programmes

are all offered by officially recognized Dutch institutions that have

been assessed for their capacity to receive and teach students or

professionals from a variety of backgrounds. All the programmes

and courses have been checked in terms of their usefulness for

candidates from developing countries. Most programmes and

courses are taught in English. The Dutch institutions assess

whether applicants are academically qualified to take part in the

particular programme, course or training. With respect to master ’s

degree programmes and short courses, the Dutch institutions make

the final selection of candidates for the fellowships they may award.

They inform the candidates and the embassies of their decisions.

Dutch institutions are always the contract partner for refresher

courses. The Dutch institutions administer the NFP-fellowships for

all four sub programmes. They make logistical arrangements and

provide guidance for fellowship holders. For all matters concerning

the fellowship, the fellowship holders must contact the Dutch

institutions.

1.3 Contact addresses for more information

Up-to-date information can be found on the website

www.nuffic.nl.

The Netherlands embassies and consulates can provide more

information about country-specific opportunities and regulations. In

both Zambia and Uganda the NFP focuses on subjects that are in line

with the bilateral programmes and sectors in these countries. This

means that the NFP in these countries is open for a limited number of

courses and programmes.

Apart from this, in some countries applications have to be su bmitted

to the Netherlands embassies through a local government

organization.

For these reasons Nuffic strongly advises candidates to contact the

embassy or consulate in their own country before they start the NFP

application procedure.

A list of available websites of Netherlands embassies can be found in

annex 2.




2 Fellowships for PhD studies

PhD degrees can be pursued at 21 Dutch universities and institutes

for international education. A list of these universities and

institutes, together with their addresses and websites, can be

found at the end of this section. The maximum NFP budget

available for a PhD study programme is EUR 85,000. This amount is

intended as a contribution towards the costs of living and to cover

the costs of visas, travel, insurance, etc. as specified in the NFP

booklet ‘Rules and regulations for fellowship holders’. This booklet

can be downloaded from www.nuffic.nl/nfp. PhD students are

allowed to seek alternative sources of funding. The maximum

duration of a PhD fellowship is four years.

2 .1 E ligibility

A candidate applying for an NFP fellowship for a PhD degree

programme must:

– be a national of, and working in one of the developing countries

on the NFP country list valid at the time of application (see annex

4);

– be a mid-career professional with at least three years work

experience;

– have been unconditionally admitted to a Dutch institution as a

PhD student. This means that the applicant must have met all the

academic requirements set by the Dutch university or institute;

– have completed an NFP PhD Study application form and have

submitted all the required documentation to the Netherlands

embassy or consulate;

– not have received an NFP fellowship or any other fellowship in the

three years prior to the start of the proposed PhD;

– offer proof that the PhD will be pursued according to a ‘sandwich’

or ‘picnic’ model, which means that a large portion of the PhD

research will take place in the candidate’

s home country;– be nominated by his or her employer, who pledges to continue

paying the candidate’s salary and guarantees the candidate will

be able to return to an equivalent position after the termination of

the fellowship period. Partial payment ofsalary can sometimesbe

allowed as an exception to the rule. It is up to the Netherlands

embassy to decide if an agreement between the employer and the

candidate about partial continuation of payment of salary is

acceptable. It should be realized, however, that the NFP

allowances are not sufficient to support family members, either in

the home country or in the Netherlands;

– not be employed by a large industrial, commercial, international

or multinational organization, which can be assumed to have

sufficient resources of their own to finance staff training;

– offer evidence that he or she is sufficiently skil led in speaking and

writing in the language of communication during the PhD which

may be English, French or Spanish. If this is English, candidates

who have received their tertiary education in any language other

than English must provide evidence in the form of a score in an

internationally recognized test, such as IELTS (a score of at least

6.0) or TOEFL (a score of at least 550 points on the paper based

test or 213 points on the computer-based test or 79 on the

internet-based test). An exception to this rule is made for

candidates who have received their tertiary education in English,

and for candidates who have previously attended a course or

programme at a Dutch educational institution in this language,but no longer than two years ago;

– be available full–time to pursue the PhD without interruption, and

be physically and mentally able to take part in the entire

programme;

– declare that they will return to their home country immediately

after the period of study and research in the Netherlands has

ended;

– comply with country-specific rules and criteria set by the

Netherlands embassy (for more information please contact the

Netherlands Embassy or consulate in your home country).

2.2 The application and selection procedure

The application and selection procedure consists of the following

steps:

Application for admission at a Dutch institution

1) Candidates must first apply for academic admission to one of the

eligible Dutch institutions mentioned under 2.4

Admission as a PhD student is granted on an individual basis.

Senior academic staff or a specific PhD committee decides

whether or not an applicant will be accepted. Usually the

assessment is based on the research proposal submitted by the

applicant.

A candidate can apply for a PhD fellowship only after a research

proposal has been agreed between the candidate and the Dutch

institution.

Application for a fellowship

2) After receiving their letter of admission, candidates can apply for

an NFP fellowship by presenting a completed NFP PhD Study

application form to the Netherlands embassy or consulate in the

candidate’s own country, accompanied by the necessary

documentation. The application form can either be filled outdigitally or it can be downloaded from www.nuffic.nl/nfp. The form

can also be obtained from the Netherlands embassy or consulate.

For more information please visit the website at www.nuffic.nl/nfp

for the latest information.

Candidates should NOT send their fellowship application forms

directly to Nuffic or to the Dutch institution, but should forward them

to the Netherlands embassy or consulate in their own country.

3) The embassy or consulate assesses the application against the

criteria for eligibility listed above. Special attention is given to:

– whether the application stems from a multi-year agreement

concluded with selected organizations;

– the relevance of the proposed research for the candidate’s

organization and country;

– proof that the candidate’s employer and the Dutch institution

support the application.

4) The embassy or consulate forwards an application that meets all

of the criteria for eligibility to Nuffic, together with its own

recommendations.

5) Nuffic selects the candidates who will receive PhD fellowships

based on the relevance of the proposed research for the

candidate’s employing organization and home country. Nuffic gives

priority to applications which:– propose that the research project be co–supervised by an

institution in a developing country;

– have a proven link with other activities that are financed by the

NFP or other Dutch government-funded activities;

– are submitted by female candidates;

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– are submitted by candidates from sub-Saharan Africa;

– stem from multi-year agreements concluded with selected

organizations.

6) Nuffic informs the candidates that are not eligible or not selected,

as well as the Netherlands embassy and the Dutch institution of its

decision. The Dutch Institution informs all selected candidates

about the outcome through the Netherlands embassy in their home

country.

7) Nuffic awards the grant to cover the fellowship to the Dutch

institution.

8) The Dutch institutions administer the fellowships. They pay each

fellowship holder a monthly allowance for the du ration of the PhD or

a maximum of 4 years; they make logistical arrangements, and give

guidance to the fellowship holders.

2.3 Deadline for applications

Two deadlines have been introduced for submitting PhD fellowship

applications. The applications for PhD research projects starting in

2010 must reach the Netherlands embassy in Uganda before 1

March 2009, in all other NFP countries before 1 June or before 1

October 2009. Applications for PhD research projects starting in

2011 must reach the Netherlands embassy in Uganda before 4

March 2010, in all other NFP countries before 1 June or before 1

October 2010.




2.4 Dutch institutions eligible for supervising PhD research

D E L F T U N I V E R S I T Y O F T E C H N O L O G Y

CICAT, Management Centre for International Cooperation

Mekelweg 2

2628 CDDelft

P.O. Box 5048

2600 CN Delft

Tel +31 (0)15 278 36 12

Fax +31 (0)15 278 11 79

E-mail [email protected]

Internet www.cicat.tudelft.nl

E I N D H O V E N U N I V E R S I T Y O F T E C H N O L O G Y

International Relations Office

P.O. Box 513

5600 MB Eindhoven

Tel + 31 (0)40 247 80 15

Fax + 31 (0)40 244 16 92


Internet www.tue.nl/en/services/stu/internationalisation/

international_relations_office

E R A S M U S U N I V E R S I T Y

Academic Affairs Division

P.O. Box 1738

3000 DR Rotterdam

Tel +31 (0)10 408 19 19

Fax +31 (0)10 408 90 03


Internet www.eur.nl

I N S T I T U T E F O R H O U S I N G A N D U R B A N D E V E L O P M E N T S T U D I E S ( I H S ) *

P.O. Box 1935

3000 BX Rotterdam

Tel + 31 (0)10 408 98 25

Fax +31 (0)10 408 98 26


Internet www.ihs.nl

I N S T I T U T E O F S O C I A L S T U D I E S ( I S S )

Student Office

P.O. Box 29776

2502 LT The Hague

Tel +31 (0)70 426 05 22

Fax +31 (0)70 426 07 99

Email [email protected]

Internet www.iss.nl

I N T E R N A T I ON A L I N S T I T U T E F O R G E O - I N F O R M A T I O N S C I E N C E A N D

E A R T H O B S E R V A T I O N ( I T C ) *

Research Coordinator

P.O. Box 67500 AA Enschede

Tel +31 (0)53 487 44 44

Fax +31 (0)53 487 44 00


Internet www.itc.nl/research

L E I D E N U N I V E R S I T Y

International Office

Pieterskerkhof 6

2311 SR Leiden

T: +31 (0)71 527 72 87

F: +31 (0)71 527 72 98


Internet www.leiden.edu/prospective

M A A S T R I C H T S C H O O L O F M A N A G E M E N T ( M S M ) *

Endemolsdomein 150

6229 EP Maastricht

Tel +31 (0)43 387 08 22

Fax +31 (0)43 387 08 00


Internet www.msm.nl

M A A S T R I C H T U N I V E R S I T Y , M U N D O

M a a s t r i c h t U n i v e r s i t y C e n t r e f o r I n t e r n a t i o n a l C o o p e r a t i o n i n

A c a d e m i c D e v e l o p m e n t

P.O. Box 616

6200 MD Maastricht

Tel +31 (0)43 388 35 13

Fax +31 (0)43 325 07 33



Internet www.mundo.unimaas.nl

N Y E N R O D E B U S I N E S S U N I V E R S I T E I T

Nyenrode Research & Innovation Institute (NRI)

Straatweg 25

3621 BG Breukelen

Tel +31 346 291 695

Fax +31 346 291 250


Internet www.nyenrode.nl

P R O T E S T A N T S E T H E O L O G I S C H E U N I V E R S I T E I T

Koornmarkt 1

P.O. Box 502 1

8260 GA Kampen

Tel +31 (0)38 337 16 00

Fax +31 (0)38 337 16 13


Internet www.pthu.nl

R A D B O U D U N I V E R S I T Y N I J M E G E N


P.O. Box 910 2

6500 HC Nijmegen

Tel +31 (0)24 361 60 55Fax +31 (0)24 361 27 57


Internet www.ru.nl/english

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* These institutes award Dutch PhD degrees in collaboration with a Dutch university.



T I L B U R G U N I V E R S I T Y

Development Research Institute (IVO)

P.O. Box 90153

5000 LE Tilburg

Tel +31 (0)13 466 22 64

Fax +31 (0)13 466 30 15


Internet www.uvt.nl/ivo

U N E S C O - I H E I N S T I T U T E F O R W A T E R E D U C A T I O N *

Department of Academic and Central Services

P.O. Box 3015

2601 DA Delft

Tel +31 (0)15 215 17 04

Fax +31 (0)15 212 29 21

E-mail [email protected] Internet www.unesco-ihe.org

U N I V E R S I T Y O F G R O N I N G E N

International Service Desk, Office of International Relations

P.O. Box 72

9700 AB Groningen

Tel +31 (0)50 363 81 81

Fax +31(0)50 363 71 00


Internet www.rug.nl/prospectivestudents

U N I V E R S I T E I T V A N A M S T E R D A M

International Student Affairs

Binnengasthuisstraat 9

1012 ZA AmsterdamTel +31 (0)20 525 80 80

Fax +31 (0)20 525 29 99


Internet www.uva.nl

U N I V E R S I T Y F O R H U M A N I S T I C S

Mr. R. van Boeschoten

P.O. Box 797

3500 AT Utrecht

Tel.+31 (0) 30 2390137

Fax+31 (0) 30 2340738


Internet www.dba-uvh.nl

U N I V E R S I T Y O F T W E N T E


P.O. Box 217

7500 AE Enschede

Tel +31 (0)53 489 46 96

Fax +31 (0)53 489 38 44


Internet http://intoffice.utwente.nl/

U T R E C H T U N I V E R S I T Y

Mw. Magreet de Lange

Onderwijs & Onderzoek

Postbus 80125

3508 TC Utrecht

Tel +31 (0)30 253 74 25

Fax +31 (0)30 253 77 52


V R I J E U N I V E R S I T E I T


De Boelelaan 1105

1081 HV Amsterdam

Tel +31 (0)20 444 50 64

Fax +31 (0)20 444 50 52


Internet www.vuamsterdam.com

W A G E N I N G E N U N I V E R S I T Y A N D R E S E A R C H C E N T E R

Wageningen PhDCouncil (WPC)

P.O. Box 910 1

6700 HB Wageningen

Tel +31 (0)317 483 363

Fax +31 (0)317 484 292


Internet www.wageningenuniversiteit.nl/UK/education/

programmes/PhD+programmes


* These institutes award Dutch PhD degrees in collaboration with a Dutch university.



3 Refresher courses

The NFP provides funds for refresher courses for NFP alumni. The

aim of refresher courses is to increase the impact and prolong the

effect of earlier NFP-funded training. The maximum budget

available for one refresher course is EUR 70,000. This amount is

intended to cover the course costs, including insurance, travel

costs of teaching staff and participants, salaries of teaching staff,

and to contribute to the living costs of both the trainers and

participants, as specified in a course budget and in the NFP booklet

‘Rules and regulations for fellowship holders’. This booklet can be

downloaded from www.nuffic.nl/nfp. The duration of a refresher

course is normally two weeks. There may be up to 20 participants

and it should take place in an NFP country. Participants from that

country or from neighbouring NFP countries may attend. The

refresher course may be conducted by either the Dutch

organization that provided the original training course or by a

different Dutch institution qualified in the field of expertise

concerned. Applications for refresher courses can be submitted to

Nuffic either by organizations in developing countries, by NFP

alumni or by the Dutch organization that will provide the course.

Organizations in developing countries applying for refresher

courses must:

– be situated in one of the countries on the NFP country list valid at

the time of application (see annex 4);

– not be a large industrial, commercial, international or

multinational organization, which can be assumed to have

sufficient resources of its own to finance staff training.

Participants in refresher courses must:


experience;– be NFP alumni, having completed any NFP-funded training or

education course at least two years prior to the planned starting

date of the refresher course;

– be employed in an area to which the course will make a relevant

contribution;

– have a clear-cut, functional relationship with a relevant

organization and be in a position to introduce the newly acquired

skills and knowledge into that organization;



4);

– be available for the entire period of the course and be physically

and mentally able to take part in the entire course.

To a limited extent colleagues of NFP alumni can join NFP alumni

and attend the course. These colleagues should be direct

colleagues who work in the same organization or organizational

unit of the NFP alumnus. Also, one or two staff members of the

partner institute in the NFP country concerned are allowed to

attend the refresher course. All NFP alumni may participate in a

refresher course as long as they originate from one of the countries

on the current NFP country list valid at the time of application (see

annex 4).

3 .1 Lo ca ti on

A refresher course should be conducted in the country or region of

the organization or individuals who will benefit from the course.

This should be one of the 61 countries on the NFP country list valid

at the time of application (see annex 4).


Applications for refresher courses should be submitted directly to

Nuffic.

The format to be used for writing a proposal for a refresher course

can be downloaded from www.nuffic.nl/nfp, and is also available

from the Netherlands embassies and consulates. Nuffic will select

the refresher courses to be delivered in 2010 by assessing the

requests against the following supplementary criteria:

– project technical criteria;

– the proposed course should be in the same field of study as the

original training funded by the NFP.

In the selection process, preference will be given to proposals for

refresher courses which:

– have been forwarded by Netherlands Alumni Associations in one

of the NFP countries;

– will be jointly implemented by a Dutch institution and an

institution or organization in the country or region concerned;

– guarantee that at least half of the participants will be female;

– will take place in sub-Saharan Africa;

– stem from multi-year agreements made with selected

organizations.

With these priorities in mind, Nuffic will rank the refresher courses

to be supported, and award grants to the Dutch institutions

accordingly.

3.3 Deadline for applications

Proposals for refresher courses to be conducted in 2010 should be

submitted to Nuffic before 1 November 2009.

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4 Fellowships for short courses

Educational institutions in the Netherlands offer international short

courses, providing professional training at post-secondary level in

several fields of study. The courses lead to a Dutch certificate or a

diploma and their duration varies from two weeks to 12 months. An

NFP fellowship, which is granted for the duration of the course, is

intended to contribute towards the costs of living, to cover the

costs of tuition fees, and visas, travel, insurance, etc. as specified

in the NFP booklet ‘Rules and regulations for fellowship holders’.

This booklet can be downloaded from www.nuffic.nl/nfp.

NFP fellowships can be obtained for a selected number of courses.

The list of eligible short courses can be found at the end of this

section. It should be noted that this list is a provisional list, based

on a survey conducted among all potential Dutch institutions in

2009. Nuffic’s website should be consulted for the latest

information, because information may be altered well into 2010.

After a successful pilot with e-learning, these programmes and

courses have also been added to the NFP Course List. These

courses can be found in paragraph 4.6 and are indicated with the

term “e-learning”. Given that e-learning courses are different than

the regular courses special NFP conditions apply to these courses.

At the time of the publication of this brochure these special NFP

conditions are not known yet. Please consult the Nuffic website for

the latest information.

4 .1 E ligibility

A candidate applying for an NFP fellowship for a short course must:



4);

–

be a mid-career professional with at least three years work experience;


three years prior to the start of the proposed short course.

– have been unconditionally admitted by a Dutch institution to one

of the short courses on the course list. This means that the

applicant must have met all the requirements set by the Dutch

institution;

– have completed an NFP short course application form and have

submitted all the required documentation to the Netherlands

embassy or consulate;

– be nominated by his or her employer, who pledges to continue

paying the candidate’s salary and guarantees the candidate will

be able to return to the same or an equivalent position at the end

of the fellowship period. Partial payment of salary can sometimes

be allowed as an exception to the rule. It is up to the Netherlands



acceptable. It should be noted, however, that NFP allowances are

not sufficient to support family members, either in the home

country or in the Netherlands;



sufficient resources of its own to finance staff training;

– offer evidence of proficiency in speaking and writing the language

of instruction. If this is English, candidates who have receivedtheir tertiary education in any language other than English must

provide evidence in the form of a score in an internationally

recognized test, such as IELTS (a score of at least 6.0)or TOEFL (a

score of at least 550 points on the paper based test or 213 points

on the computer-based test or 79 on the internet-based test). An

exception to this rule is made for candidates who have received

their tertiary education in the English language, and for

candidates who have previously attended a course or programme

with a Dutch educational institution, but no longer than two years

ago;

– be available for the entire period of the course and be physically

and mentally able to take part in the entire course;


after the short course has ended;




Joint Courses

A number of short courses takes place, partly or in its entirety, in

one of the NFP countries. NFP fellowships will be available only

for participants originating from the NFP country where (part of)

the course takes place, and for participants originating from

surrounding countries that are part of the same region as the

country where the course takes place.


The application and selection procedure consist of the following

steps:

Application for admission at a Dutch educational institution

1) Applicants first apply for admission to the short course of their

choice. Applications should always be directed to the Dutch

institution that offers the course. The short courses overview

provides the academic application deadlines for each short course.2) The Dutch institution assesses the application and decides

whether or not the applicant’s educational background and other

experience meet the specific requirements for the course in

question. The Dutch institution then informs all applicants of its

decisions. Successful candidates will receive a letter indicating

that they have been (provisionally) admitted. Admission must be

unconditional in terms of the candidate’s education and language

proficiency. Admission may be granted provisionally, subject to the

candidate finding suitable funding for the course.

Candidates are eligible for a fellowship only if they have been

admitted to the course of their choice and meet all the criteria.

Candidates can only apply for a fellowship for one course per

fellowship application deadline. Being admitted to more than one

course with the same fellowship application deadline means that

candidates will have to select one course before applying for a

fellowship.



an NFP fellowship by presenting a completed NFP short course

application form to the Netherlands embassy or consulate in their

own country, accompanied by the necessary documentation. The

application should be submitted well before the deadline for applications set by the embassy or consulate (see section 4.3). The

application form can be downloaded from www.nuffic.nl/nfp. The

form can also be obtained from the Netherlands embassy or

consulate. Some embassies require applications to be submitted in

duplicate. In some countries applications have to be submitted to




the embassies through local governmental organizations.

Candidates are therefore advised to check any local regulations

with the Netherlands embassy in their country.

4) The embassy or consulate assesses each application against the

criteria listed above. Special attention is given to:

– whether the application was submitted before the deadline;

– whether the application stems from multi-year agreements made

with selected organizations;

– whether the candidate has presented a letter of admission to the

short course in question;

– whether the information accompanying the application is

complete and correct, and whether the required documentation

(such as passport, diplomas and language test) is in order;

– whether the course is on the list of short courses starting in 2010;

– whether the course has added value for the sustainable capacity

development of the employing organization and the development

of the NFP country;

– whether the candidate fulfils any other specific requirements set

by the embassy, consulate or country in question.

5) The embassies and consulates forward all fellowship

applications that meet all the criteria to Nuffic.

6) Nuffic decides how many fellowships will be available for each

course. The allocation of fellowships over the various courses is

based on the number of eligible fellowship applicants for each

course.

7) The Dutch institutions select the candidates who will receive

fellowships. The Dutch institution informs all candidates directly of

their decisions, and applies to Nuffic for a grant.

8) Nuffic awards the grant for the Dutch institution to cover the

fellowship holders’ costs, including the tuition fees.

9) The Dutch institutions pay each fellowship holder a monthly

allowance for the duration of short course; they also administer the

fellowships, make logistical arrangements, and give guidance to

the fellowship holders.

4.3 Deadlines for application

Academic application deadlines

The deadlines for admission to short courses vary and can change

throughout the year. You should contact the Dutch institution

directly for further information. It may occur that the Dutch

institution’s deadline for applying for admission to a course is later

than the NFP deadline for fellowship applications. Nevertheless,

fellowship applications cannot be taken into consideration without

a letter of admission to a short course. On the short courses

overview, each entry includes the application deadlines for

academic admission.

Fellowship application deadlines

There are four fellowship application deadlines for short courses

(see also annex 3). A reference to the fellowship application

deadline set by the Netherlands embassies and consulates can be

found as categories on the short courses overview. These specific

deadlines are listed for each country in section 4.5 ‘Fellowship

application deadlines of Netherlands embassies and consulates for

short courses starting in 2010’. (See also annex 3).

A letter of admission should be in the candidate’s possession well

before the embassy’s deadline for submitting fellowship

applications. Therefore, candidates are strongly advised to startthe application procedure for admission as early as possible.

Selection of the candidates who will be awarded NFP fellowships

for short courses takes place approximately one and a half months

after the deadline. The Dutch institution makes a provisional

selection. After approval of the selection by Nuffic, the Dutch

institution will inform all candidates of its decisions.

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4.4 Short courses overview

Next course beginsNFP academic

application deadlineCategory

Agriculture, forestry and fishery

Alterra - Centre for Water and Climaten International Course on Agricultural Drainage Criteria (ICDC) 19 April 2010 01 November 2009 Bn International Course on Institutions in Water Management (ICIW) 31 May 2010 01 November 2009 Bn International Course on Tools for Agricultural Water Use Assessment; an IWRM

Perspective

29 March 2010 01 November 2009 B

Dronten University of Applied Sciencesn Animal Health and Welfare 30 August 2010 01 February 2010 Cn Food Safety 30 August 2010 01 February 2010 Cn International Livestock Production 30 August 2010 01 February 2010 Cn International Rural Development and Innovation 30 August 2010 01 February 2010 C

HAS Den Bosch, University of Applied Sciencesn Animal Health & Welfare 04 January 2010 01 September 2009 A n Export Management and Global Trade in Horticulture 04 January 2010 01 September 2009 A

PTC+n International Course on Modern Dairy Farm Management (6 weeks) 13 September 2010 01 February 2010 Cn International Course on Modern Dairy Farm Management (8 weeks) 13 September 2010 01 February 2010 Cn International Diploma Animal Feed (IDAF) 01 March 2010 01 September 2009 A n International Diploma Dairy Husbandry and Milk Processing 25 January 2010 01 September 2009 A n International Diploma Pig Husbandry (IDPigH) 23 August 2010 01 February 2010 Cn International Diploma Pig Husbandry and Animal Feed (IDPigH & AF) 23 August 2010 01 February 2010 Cn International Diploma Poultry Husbandry (IDPoultryH) 23 August 2010 01 February 2010 Cn I nte rn ati on al D ip lo ma P ou ltr y H usb an dry a nd A ni ma l F ee d ( ID Po ul tr yH & A F) 2 3 A ug us t 2 01 0 0 1 F ebr uar y 2 01 0 Cn International Training Programme on Milk Processing (6 weeks) 13 September 2010 01 February 2010 Cn International Training Programme on Milk Processing (8 weeks) 13 September 2010 01 February 2010 Cn International Training Programme on Milking Systems and Milk Quality 25 October 2010 01 June 2010 Dn Module Applied Pig Management (Part of the IDPigH & AF and of th e IDPig H) 23 August 2010 01 F ebruar y 201 0 Cn Module Applied Poultry Management (Part of the IDPoultryH & AF and of the

IDPoultryH)

23 August 2010 01 February 2010 C

n Module Feedstuffs & Feed Formulation (Part of the IDPigH & AF, IDPigH, IDPoultryH

& AF and of the IDPoultryH)

18 January 2010 01 September 2009 A

n Module Organic Farming (Part of the IDPigH & AF, IDPigH, IDPoultryH & AF and of

the IDPoultryH)

22 November 2010 01 June 2010 D

n Module Pig Breeding and Artificial Insemination (Part of the IDPigH & AF and of the

IDPigH)


n Module Pig Farming as an En terprise (Par t of the I DPigH & AF and of ID PigH) 22 November 2010 01 June 2010 Dn M od ul e P ig P ro du ct io n Te ch no lo gy ( Pa rt o f t he I DP ig H & A F a nd o f t he I DP ig H) 0 1 F eb ru ar y 2 01 0 0 1 S ep te mb er 2 00 9 A n Module Poultry Breeding Management and Incubation (Part of the IDPoultryH & AF

and of the IDPoultryH)


n Module Poultry Farming as an Enterprise (Part of the IDPoultryH & AF and of the

IDPoultryH)


n Module Poultry Production Technology (Part of the IDPoultryH & AF and of the

IDPoultryH)

01 February 2010 01 September 2009 A

n Module Product Quality & Food Safety (Part of the IDPigH & AF, IDPigH, IDPoultryH



n Module Sustainable Manure Utilisation (Part of the IDPigH & AF, IDPigH, IDPoultryH


06 December 2010 01 June 2010 D

n Module Training and Extension (Part of the IDPigH & AF, of the IDPigH, of theIDPoultryH & AF and of the IDPoultryH)


n Practical Management Course for Horticulturists 30 August 2010 01 February 2010 Cn Practical Management Course on Crop Protection 18 October 2010 01 June 2010 Dn Practical Management Course Vegetable Production 12 April 2010 01 November 2009 B

UNESCO-IHE Institute for Water Educationn Advanced Water Treatment Technology 06 April 2010 01 November 2009 Bn Applied Groundwater Modelling 14 June 2010 01 February 2010 Cn Aquatic Ecosystems: Processes and Applications 14 June 2010 01 February 2010 Cn Conventional Surface Water Treatment 08 February 2010 01 September 2009 A n Decentralised Water Supply and Sanitation 05 July 2010 01 February 2010 Cn GIS and Remote Sensing applications for the Water Sector 01 November 2010 01 June 2010 Dn GIS modelling: SWAT 01 November 2010 01 June 2010 Dn Groundwater Resources and Treatment 01 March 2010 01 September 2009 A n Hydrological Data Collection and Processing 06 April 2010 01 November 2009 B

n River Basin Modelling 06 April 2010 01 November 2009 Bn Urban Flood Modelling and Disaster Management 26 April 2010 01 November 2009 Bn Water Transport and Distribution 1 26 April 2010 01 November 2009 Bn Water Transport and Distribution 2 05 July 2010 01 February 2010 Cn Water Treatment Processes and Plants 14 June 2010 01 February 2010 C

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Van Hall Larenstein, University of Applied Sciences (location Leeuwarden)n F ood and Agribusiness Management ( 1-year certificate programme) 01 September 201 0 01 February 2010 C

Wageningen International - CD&IC Programmen Adaptive managment of natural resources; supporting decentralised forest and

nature management for rural development

18 October 2010 01 June 2010 D

n A gr ic ul tu re i n t ra ns it io n: a na ly si s, d es ig n a nd m an ag em en t o f s us ta in ab le f ar mi ng 1 7 M ay 2 01 0 0 1 N ov em be r 2 00 9 Bn

C lim ate c ha ng e a da pt ati on i n a gr ic ult ure a nd n atu ra l re so urc es ma na gem en t 0 1 M arc h 2 01 0 0 1 S ep te mbe r 2 00 9 A n Competing claims on natural resources 22 February 2010 01 September 2009 A n Contemporary approaches in genetic resources conservation and use 12 April 2010 01 November 2009 Bn Décentralisation rurale et gouvernance locale: renforcement des processus multi-

acteurs

27 September 2010 01 February 2010 C

n Ecosystem approach to fisheries: Monitoring and evaluation of resource use and

fisheries impact


n Facilitating multi-stakeholder processes and social learning 06 September 2010 01 February 2010 Cn Fisheries governance 21 June 2010 01 February 2010 Cn Food and nutrition security impact assessment 24 May 2010 01 February 2010 Cn Governance and food safety in international food chains 15 March 2010 01 November 2009 Bn Governance for forests, nature & people: managing multistakeholder learning in

sector programmes and policy processes


n HIV/AIDS and food and nutrition security 12 April 2010 01 November 2009 Bn Integrated Pest Management (IPM) and food safety 31 May 2010 01 November 2009 Bn International training of trainers on wetlands management 06 September 2010 01 February 2010 Cn Landscape functions and people: applying strategic planning approaches for good

natural resource governance


n Local governance and rural decentralisation: multi-stakeholder processes for

institutional strengthening


n Market access for sustainable development 01 November 2010 01 June 2010 Dn P ar ti ci pa to ry p la nn in g, m on it or in g & e va lu at io n - n av ig at in g & m an ag in g f or i mp ac t 0 1 M ar ch 2 01 0 0 1 S ep te mb er 2 00 9 A n Plant genetic resources and seeds: policies, conservation and use 04 October 2010 01 June 2010 Dn Plant variety protection (plant breeders` rights) 14 June 2010 01 February 2010 Cn Rights based approaches to food and nutrition security 13 September 2010 01 February 2010 Cn Seed potato technology, certification and supply systems 31 May 2010 01 February 2010 Cn Transition to sustainable crop- & livestock systems 15 November 2010 01 June 2010 D

Wageningen University and Research Centren Production and Use of Food Composition Data 04 October 2010 01 June 2010 Dn Soil and/or Plant Analysis and Data Handling 14 September 2010 01 February 2010 C

Architecture and town planning

Institute for Housing and Urban Development Studies (IHS)n Land Management and Informal Settlement Regularisation (LMISR7) 30 July 2010 15 February 2010 C

International Institute for Geo-information Science and Earth Observation (ITC)n Analyzing and Monitoring Urban Development 04 January 2010 01 September 2009 A n Cartography and Geo-Visualization 19 April 2010 01 November 2009 Bn Digital Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing 19 April 2010 01 November 2009 Bn Diploma Course in Geoinformatics, with ARU, Dar es Salaam, Tan zania 20 S eptember 2010 0 1 February 201 0 Cn Diploma Course in Geoinformatics, with GSSM, Accra, Ghana 27 September 2010 01 February 2010 Cn D ip loma Cours e i n G eo-i nform at ion Sci ence & Earth O bs ervati on for G eoinformati cs 11 January 2010 01 Sep temb er 2009 A n Distance Course in Digital terrain model extraction, processing and

parameterization for hydrology (E-learning)


n

Distance Course in GIS Data Quality (E-learning) 15 March 2010 01 September 2009 Dn Distance Course in Principles of Databases (E-learning) 08 February 2010 01 September 2009 A n D ista nc e C ou rse in P rin ci pl es o f G eo gr ap hic al I nf or ma tio n S yst em s ( E- le ar nin g) 0 6 S ept emb er 2 01 0 0 1 J un e 2 01 0 Dn Distance Course in Principles of Remote Sensing (E-learning) 17 May 2010 01 November 2009 Bn Distance Course in Spatial Decision Support Systems (E-learning) 11 October 2010 01 June 2010 Dn GIS Operation 19 April 2010 01 November 2009 Bn Introduction to Geoinformatics 18 January 2010 01 September 2009 A n Land Administration Systems 29 November 2010 01 June 2010 Dn Managing Geoinformation Systems in the Public Sector 07 June 2010 01 November 2009 Bn P os tg ra du at e D ip lo ma C ou rs e i n G eo in fo rm at ic s, w it h I IR S, D eh ra D un , I nd ia 1 3 S ep te mb er 2 01 0 0 1 F eb ru ar y 2 01 0 Cn Postgraduate Diploma Course in Geo-information Science & Earth Observation for

Geoinformatics


n Postgraduate Diploma Course in Geo-information Science & Earth Observation for

Land Administration



Urban Planning and Management


n P ri nc ipl es a nd A pp lic ati on s o f R em ote S en si ng a nd GI S i n f ou r a pp lic ati on f ie lds 2 3 S ep te mbe r 2 01 0 0 1 Ju ne 2 01 0 D

n Principles and Applications of Remote Sensing and GIS in Natural ResourcesManagement

20 September 2010 01 June 2010 D

n Principles of Land Administration 15 February 2010 01 September 2009 A n Principles o f Spatial Data Handling: Databases, GIS and Remote Sensing 23 September 201 0 01 June 2010 Dn Scenario Development, Spatial Planning Support Systems and Collaborative

Decision Support

07 June 2010 01 November 2009 B

n Spatial Interventions in Urban Planning and Management 08 March 2010 01 September 2009 A

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Business administration and management

Dronten University of Applied Sciencesn International Chain Management 30 August 2010 01 February 2010 C

Maastricht School of Management (MSM)n Business Dynamics (BD) 04 June 2010 01 February 2010 Cn Financial Management (FM) 15 January 2010 01 September 2009 A n Financial Management for Non-Financial Managers (FNM) 12 March 2010 01 November 2009 Bn Leadership and management of Higher Education Institutions (LMHE) 26 November 2010 01 June 2010 Dn Management of Change for Organizational Transition (CM) 04 June 2010 01 February 2010 Cn Managerial Control and Management Information Systems (MCMIS) 16 April 2010 01 November 2009 Bn Managing Performance through Organizational Culture (OCM) 04 June 2010 01 February 2010 Cn Managing Sustainable Development (MSD) 05 November 2010 01 June 2010 Dn Marketing of Services (MOS) 16 April 2010 01 November 2009 Bn Project Identification, Development and Management: Towards an Effective Project

Cycle (PDM)

17 September 2010 01 June 2010 D

n Project Management (PM) 17 September 2010 01 February 2010 Cn Strategic Management (GSM) 15 January 2010 01 September 2009 A n The Consulting Process (TCP) 15 October 2010 01 June 2010 D

MDF-Training & Consultancy n Cours de gestion pour des professionnels en developpement PPMA French

(PPMA-f)


n Project and Programme Management and Administration (PPMA-e), Management

Course for Development Practitioners

08 March 2010 01 November 2009 B

04 October 2010 01 June 2010 Dn Project Cycle Management Course (PCMC) 08 March 2010 01 November 2009 B

Saxion University of Applied Sciencesn Short Course International Business Management 20 September 2010 01 February 2010 Cn Short Course Sustainable International Business 01 September 2010 01 February 2010 C

UNESCO-IHE Institute for Water Educationn Financial Management of Water Organisations 06 April 2010 01 November 2009 Bn Managing Water Organizations 14 June 2010 01 February 2010 Cn Public-Private Partnerships in the Water Sector 05 July 2010 01 February 2010 C

Education and Teacher Training

Cito, Institute for Educational Measurementn Curriculum and Assessment for Educational Innovation 06 September 2010 01 February 2010 Cn Theory and Practice of Test Construction 14 June 2010 01 February 2010 C

Maastricht School of Management (MSM)n Training for Impact (TI) 12 March 2010 01 November 2009 B

MDF-Training & Consultancy n Competency Based Learning course (CBL) 22 November 2010 01 June 2010 D

PTC+n From a Competence Profile to a Competence Based Training Programme 07 June 2010 01 February 2010 C

Engineering

Alterra - Centre for Water and Climaten International Course on Design, Implementation and Operation of Drainage Systems

(IDSD)

10 May 2010 01 November 2009 B

n International Course on Land Drainage (ICLD) 29 March 2010 01 November 2009 B

UNESCO-IHE Institute for Water Educationn Coastal and Port Structures I 08 February 2010 01 September 2009 A n Coastal and Port Structures II 01 March 2010 01 September 2009 A n Coastal Systems 11 January 2010 01 September 2009 A n Environmental System Modelling 14 June 2010 01 February 2010 Cn Flood Risk Management 14 June 2010 01 February 2010 Cn Groundwater Exploration and Monitoring 06 April 2010 01 November 2009 Bn Industrial Wastewater Treatment and Residuals Management 14 June 2010 01 February 2010 Cn Integrated Asset Management Systems 06 April 2010 01 November 2009 Bn Integrated Coastal Zone Management 19 April 2010 01 November 2009 Bn International Port Seminar 12 April 2010 01 November 2009 B






n Modelling of Activated Sludge Wastewater Treatment 03 May 2010 01 November 2009 Bn On-line course Flood Modelling for Management (E-learning) 01 March 2010 01 September 2009 A n O n- li ne c ou rs e i n S er vi ce O ri en te d M an ag em en t o f I rr ig at io n S ys te ms ( E- le ar ni ng ) 1 5 J an ua ry 2 01 0 0 1 S ep te mb er 2 00 9 A n On-line c ourse in Water Transpo rt and Distribution I (E-lear ning ) 06 September 2010 01 November 2009 Bn On-line course Integrated Coastal Zone Management (E-learning) 01 March 2010 01 September 2009 A n O n- lin e c ou rs e S an it ati on -re la te d u rb an g ro un dw ate r p ollu ti on ( E- le ar ni ng ) 0 1 M arc h 2 01 0 0 1 S ep te mb er 2 00 9 A n Sustainable Wastewater Treatment and Reuse 06 April 2010 01 November 2009 Bn Urban Water Systems Modelling 14 June 2010 01 February 2010 C

Environmental Science

Institute for Housing and Urban Development Studies (IHS)n Urban Management Tools for Climate Change (UMTCC1) 11 May 2010 15 November 2009 B

International Institute for Geo-information Science and Earth Observation (ITC)n Applications of Earth Observation and GIS in Integrated Water Resources

Management


n Distance Course Environmental Impact Assessment & Strategic Environmental

Assessment with Spatial Decision Support Tools (E-learning)


n Distance Course in Geostatistics and Open-Source Statistical Computing (E-

learning)


n D is ta nc e C ou rs e i n L ea rn in g I DL f or B ui ld in g E xp er t A pp li ca ti on s i n E NV I ( E- le ar ni ng ) 2 5 O ct ob er 2 01 0 0 1 J un e 2 01 0 Dn Distance Course in Multi-Hazard Risk Assessment (E-learning) 17 May 2010 01 November 2009 Bn Multi-hazard Risk Assessment and Strategic Environmental Assessment for Spatial

Planning

17 May 2010 01 November 2009 B

n Participatory GIS - Principles and Applications 28 June 2010 01 November 2009 Bn Postgraduate Diploma Course in Geo-information Science & Earth Observation for

Water Resources& Environmental Management


n Postgraduate Diploma Course in Geo-information Science & Earth Observation in

Natural Resources Management


n SAR Remote Sensing, Interferometry and Their Applications in Land and Earth

Resources and Disaster Damage Assessment


n Spatial Change and Spatial Interaction Modelling 07 June 2010 01 November 2009 B

Maastricht School of Management (MSM)n E nv ir on me nta l Ma na ge me nt - to war ds a S us ta in ab le De ve lo pme nt ( ME) 1 7 S ep te mb er 2 01 0 0 1 F eb ru ar y 2 01 0 C

Saxion University of Applied Sciencesn Short Course Environmental Impact Assessment 01 September 2010 01 February 2010 Cn Short course Integral Water Management 08 November 2010 01 June 2010 D

UNESCO-IHE Institute for Water Educationn Cleaner Production and the Water Cycle 26 April 2010 01 November 2009 Bn Climate Change in Integrated Water Management 06 September 2010 01 February 2010 Cn Constructed Wetlands for Wastewater Treatment (formerly known as :Wetlands for

Water Quality)

01 March 2010 01 September 2009 A

n Environmental Engineering 01 March 2010 01 September 2009 A n Environmental Monitoring and Modelling 06 April 2010 01 November 2009 Bn Environmental Planning and Implementation 06 April 2010 01 November 2009 Bn Environmental Policy Making 01 March 2010 01 September 2009 A n On-lin e course Cleaner Produ ction and the Water Cycle ( E- lear ning) 01 September 201 0 01 February 2010 Cn On-line course on Constructed Wetlands for Wastewater Treatment (formerly known

as: Wetlands for Wastewater Treatment) (E-learning)


n On-line course on Ecological Sanitation (E-learning) 01 March 2010 01 September 2009 A n On-line course on Integrated River Basin Management (E-learning) 01 March 2010 01 September 2009 A n On-line course on Public and Private Partnerships (E-learning) 01 September 2010 01 February 2010 Cn On-line course on Solid Waste Management (E-learning) 01 September 2010 01 February 2010 Cn On-line course on Water and Climate Change (E-learning) 30 August 2010 01 February 2010 Cn On-line c ourse on Wa ter and Environ mental Law and Policy (E-learning) 01 April 2010 01 November 20 09 Bn On-line course on Wetland Management (E-learning) 01 March 2010 01 September 2009 A n Service Oriented Management of Irrigation Systems 06 April 2010 01 November 2009 Bn Solid Waste Management 05 July 2010 01 February 2010 Cn S pa te I rr ig ati on an d Wa te r M an ag em en t u nd er D ro ug ht a nd Wa te r Sc ar cit y 0 6 S ep tem be r 2 01 0 0 1 F eb ru ar y 2 01 0 Cn Tracer Hydrology and Flow System Analysis 26 April 2010 01 November 2009 Bn Water Quality Assessment 08 February 2010 01 September 2009 A n Water Resources Planning 06 April 2010 01 November 2009 Bn Watershed and River Basin Management 05 July 2010 01 February 2010 C

University of Twente

n Energy Management and Cleaner Production in Small and Medium Scale Industries(SMI)


n Formulating Proposals for CDM Projects 08 March 2010 01 November 2009 B

Van Hall Larenstein, University of Applied Sciences (location Leeuwarden)n Wildlife Management (1-year certificate programme) 01 September 2010 01 February 2010 C

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General programmes

Leiden University n Study Abroad Programme: Biomedical Research 01 February 2010 01 September 2009 A

01 September 2010 01 December 2009 Cn Study Abroad Programme: Biomedical Science 01 September 2010 01 December 2009 C

Law

Leiden University n Short course: International Tax Law: EC Tax Law 01 February 2010 01 November 2009 Bn Sh ort co urse: Inter national Tax L aw: I nter national Estate & Trust Taxatio n 01 April 2010 01 November 2 009 Bn Short course: International Tax Law: International Tax Planning 09 June 2010 01 November 2009 Bn Short course: International Tax Law: Tax Treaties 01 October 2010 01 June 2010 Dn Short cours e: Internati onal Tax Law : Transfer Pri ci ng R ul es i n Int ernati onal Taxati on 02 January 2010 01 Sep temb er 2009 A n Short course: International Tax Law: US Domestic Tax Law 13 April 2010 01 November 2009 Bn Short course: International Tax Law: US International Tax Law 11 May 2010 01 November 2009 Bn Short course: International Tax Law: Value-Added Tax Law 21 April 2010 01 November 2009 Bn Sh ort co urse: Introduction to International Tax Law: Fundamentals 01 September 201 0 01 February 2010 Cn Summer School on International Criminal Law 21 June 2010 01 January 2010 C

UNESCO-IHE Institute for Water Educationn Negotiation and Mediation for Water Conflict Management 01 March 2010 01 September 2009 A n Water and Environmental Law 26 April 2010 01 November 2009 B

University of Amsterdamn Amsterdam Exchange Programme 01 February 2010 01 September 2009 A

Mass communication and Information Science

Christelijke Hogeschool Ede, University of Applied Sciencesn International Communication/PR Management & Journalism 02 April 2010 01 November 2009 B

Hogeschool Utrecht, University of Applied Sciencesn Europe in the World 01 September 2010 01 February 2010 Cn European Culture & European Journalism 01 February 2010 01 September 2009 A

Radio Nederland Training Centre (RNTC)n International Course Broadcast Journalism (Radio & Internet - Television & Internet) -

Good Governance


n I nter natio nal Cou rse Broadcast Management (Ra dio-Television-I ntern et) 31 May 2010 01 November 2 009 Bn I nt er na ti on al C ou rs e F ac ts a nd F or ma ts ( Ra di o & I nt er ne t - Te le vi si on & I nt er ne t) 1 3 S ep te mb er 2 01 0 0 1 F eb ru ar y 2 01 0 Cn International Course Training the Trainers (Radio/Television/Internet) 17 May 2010 01 November 2009 B

University of Groningenn Managing an Academic Network Infrastructure (Short Course) 25 May 2010 01 November 2009 B

Medical and health sciences

KIT (Royal Tropical Institute)n Dyn amics of HI V and AI DS Epidemics & Analyzing Eff ective Responses 29 Marc h 2010 01 November 20 09 Bn Health Sector Response to HIV 31 May 2010 01 November 2009 Bn Health Systems Research (HSR) 15 February 2010 01 September 2009 A n HIV politics, Policy, Governance and Planning Mechanisms 21 April 2010 01 November 2009 Bn Human Resources Development for Health (HRD) 08 March 2010 01 September 2009 A n Sexual Reproductive Health including HIV/AIDS (SRH) 31 May 2010 01 November 2009 B

Maastricht University n A sse ss in g N ee ds a nd U nde rs ta nd in g Be ha vio ur a nd E nvi ro nm en ta l R isk F act or s 1 0 A pr il 2 01 0 0 1 N ove mbe r 2 00 9 Bn Economic Analysis of Health Systems 30 January 2010 01 September 2009 A n Food Policy: Concepts, Methods and Policy Debate 27 February 2010 01 September 2009 A

Radboud University Nijmegenn New Concepts in Education and Public Oral Health 12 May 2010 01 November 2009 B

University of Amsterdamn Culture, Psychology and Psychiatry 01 February 2010 01 September 2009 A n Gender, Reproductive and Sexual Health and Fertility 04 January 2010 01 September 2009 A






VU University Amsterdamn SEIN/VUmc Course Clinical Epileptology 01 February 2010 01 September 2009 A

Wageningen University and Research Centren Africa Nutrition Leadership Programme (ANLP) 16 March 2010 01 November 2009 Bn FINSA: Sécurité alimentaire et nutritionelle et développement: Impact de la

pandémie du VIH/SIDA

02 August 2010 01 February 2010 C

Natural sciences

International Institute for Geo-information Science and Earth Observation (ITC)n A dv an ce d E ar th O bs er va ti on a nd Q ua nt if ie d M od el in g i n A pp li ed E ar th S ci en ce s 0 8 M ar ch 2 01 0 0 1 S ep te mb er 2 00 9 A n Distance Course in Hyperspectral Remote Sensing (E-learning) 01 February 2010 01 September 2009 A n G eo-i nformati on & Earth O bs ervati on for Probl em Solv ing i n App li ed Earth Sci ences 04 January 2010 01 Sep temb er 2009 A n Postgraduate Diploma Course in Geo-information Science & Earth Observation for

Applied Earth Sciences



Geo-Hazards, with IIRS, Dehra Dun, India


Van Hall Larenstein, University of Applied Sciences (location Leeuwarden)n Coastal Zone Management (1-year certificate programme) 01 September 2010 01 February 2010 C

Service, Tourism & Leisure

Maastricht School of Management (MSM)n Sustainable Tourism Management (STM) 27 August 2010 01 February 2010 C

Social and behavioural sciences

Institute for Housing and Urban Development Studies (IHS)n International Course on Managing Urban Governance (ICHUD92-G) 27 January 2010 15 September 2009 A n International Course on Urban Social Development and Policies for Poverty

Reduction (ICHUD92-S)


n International Courses on Development Strategies (ICHUD92-U) 27 January 2010 15 September 2009 A n I nte rna tio na l C ou rse s o n H ou sin g a nd U rb an D ev elo pm en t ( 92 nd I CH UD ) 0 9 F ebr ua ry 2 01 0 1 5 S ep te mb er 2 00 9 A n I nte rna tio na l C ou rse s o n H ou si ng : Ma ki ng i t A cc essi ble f or A ll ( ICH UD 92 -H ) 2 6 J an ua ry 2 01 0 1 5 S ep te mb er 2 00 9 A n International Courses on Land Development Strategies and the Future of Cities

(ICHUD92-L)


n International Courses on Urban Environmental and Infrastructure Management

(ICHUD92-E)


n Making Housing Affordable for All (MHAA1) 04 June 2010 15 February 2010 C

Institute of Social Studies (ISS)n Postgraduate Diploma in Children, Youth and Development (CYD) 21 April 2010 01 November 2009 Bn P ost gr ad uat e D ip lo ma in G ove rn an ce , D emo cr ati sa ti on a nd P ub li c P oli cy ( GO V) 2 1 A pr il 2 01 0 0 1 N ove mbe r 2 00 9 Bn P os tg ra du at e D ip lo ma i n U ni ve rs al is in g S oc io ec on om ic S ec ur it y f or t he P oo r ( US S) 1 3 J an ua ry 2 01 0 0 1 N ov em be r 2 00 9 Bn S ho rt c ou rse o n U niv er sa lisi ng S oc io ec on om ic S ec ur ity f or t he P oo r ( US S) 1 3 Ja nu ar y 2 01 0 0 1 S ep te mb er 2 00 9 A

International Centre for development oriented Research in Agriculture (ICRA)n Multi-stakeholder pro cesses for kno wledg e-based rural inn ovation 25 Janu ary 2010 01 Septe mber 2009 A

Maastricht School of Management (MSM)n E-Government (EG) 15 October 2010 01 June 2010 Dn Women Entrepreneurship Promotion (WEP) 05 November 2010 01 June 2010 D

Maastricht University n Actuarial Practice in Social Protection 01 April 2010 01 November 2009 Bn Comparative Analysis of Social Policy Design 24 May 2010 01 November 2009 Bn Comparitive Migration Policy 22 May 2010 01 November 2009 Bn Financing Social Protection 01 February 2010 01 September 2009 A n Governance for Sustainable Development, concepts and practice 08 March 2010 01 September 2009 A n Governance, Politics, Policy and Practice 06 September 2010 01 February 2010 Cn International Development Law 15 May 2010 01 November 2009 Bn

International Economics 01 February 2010 01 September 2009 A n International Intellectual Property Law and Policy 01 April 2010 01 November 2009 Bn Introduction to Sustainable Development 01 February 2010 01 September 2009 A n Poverty and Inequality 01 April 2010 01 November 2009 Bn Public Economics and Empirical Analysis 04 October 2010 01 June 2010 Dn Public Policy Analysis 29 November 2010 01 June 2010 Dn Quantitative Techniques in Health Care Financing 15 May 2010 01 November 2009 Bn Risk and Uncertainty 01 November 2010 01 June 2010 D

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n Social Budgeting 01 March 2010 01 September 2009 A n Sustainable Development in a Globalizing World 01 April 2010 01 November 2009 Bn The Economics of the Welfare State 01 November 2010 01 June 2010 Dn The Law and Policy of the World Trade Organization 01 March 2010 01 September 2009 A

MDF-Training & Consultancy n International Advisory Course (IAC) 31 May 2010 01 February 2010 C

University of Amsterdamn Aids in the 21st Century: A Medical Anthropological Perspective 18 January 2010 01 September 2009 A n Children, Health and Well-Being: A Cultural Perspective 01 February 2010 01 September 2009 A n Medicine and Human Rights in Cross-cultural Perspective 18 January 2010 01 September 2009 A n Social, Cultural and Historical Dimensions of Infectious Disease 04 January 2010 01 September 2009 A n Summer Institute on Alcohol, Drugs and Addiction 04 July 2010 01 February 2010 Cn Summer Institute on Sexuality, Culture and Society 04 July 2010 01 February 2010 C

University of Groningenn Demographic Methods and Analysis 01 November 2010 01 June 2010 D

Transport and communications

Foundation STC-Group/Netherlands Maritime University n P os tg ra du ate D ipl om a C ou rse i n P or t, S hi ppi ng a nd Tr an spo rt M an ag eme nt 0 4 O cto be r 2 01 0 0 1 F eb ru ar y 2 01 0 C




4.5 Fellowship application deadlines of Netherlands embassies and consulates for short courses starting in 2010

Country Application deadlines short courses per category

A B C D

Uganda 1 October 2009 1 December 2009 28 February 2010 28 February 2010

All other NFP countries 1 October 2009 1 December 2009 1 March 2010 1 July 2010

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4.6 Short courses starting in 2010


Alterra - Centre for Water and Climate

P.O. Box 47, 6700 AA Wageningen, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)317-495549 Fax: 31 - (0)317-419000E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.alterra.nl; www.ilri.nl

n International Course on Agricultural Drainage Criteria

(ICDC)

Leading to: Certificate

Course duration: 3 Weeks

Next course begins: 19 April 2010

Academic application deadlines: 01 November 2009

Educational requirements: BSc in Civil or Agricultural Engineering or

related subjects.

Professional requirements: 3 years in water management.

Other requirements: Mathematical background.

n International Courseon Institutions in Water Management

(ICIW)Leading to: Certificate


Next course begins: 31 May 2010


Educational requirements: BSc in Civil or Agricultural Engineering.

Professional requirements: At least 3 years experience in the

management of water systems.

n International Course on Tools for Agricultural Water Use

Assessment; an IWRM Perspective



Next course begins: 29 March 2010


Educational requirements: BSc in Agricultural and Civil Engineering,

Hydrology or Environment.

Professional requirements: 3 years of work in irrigation, drainage,

water management or environment

related fields.

Dronten University of Applied SciencesDepartment of International Studies and Consultancy

De Drieslag 1, 8251 JZ Dronten, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)321-386100 Fax: 31 - (0)321-313040

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.cah.nl

n Animal Health and Welfare

Leading to: Diploma

Course duration: 10 Months

Next course begins: 30 August 2010 Academic application deadlines: 01 February 2010

Educational requirements: 3 years of relevant university study.

Other requirements: Interview and movtivation letter.

n Food Safety

Leading to: Diploma


Next course begins: 30 August 2010

Academic application deadlines: 01 February 2010


Other requirements: Motivation letter and interview.

n International Livestock Production

Leading to: Diploma






n International Rural Development and Innovation

Leading to: Diploma






HAS Den Bosch, University of Applied SciencesInternational Office

P.O. Box 90108 , 5200 MA 's-Hertogenbosch, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)73-6923600 Fax: 31 - (0)73-6923699

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.hasdenbosch.nl

n Animal Health & Welfare



Next course begins: 04 January 2010

Academic application deadlines: 01 September 2009

Educational requirements: BSc Animal Science or Husbandry or

equivalent.

Professional requirements: Recommended.

n Export Management and Global Trade in HorticultureLeading to: Certificate




Educational requirements: Bachelor in Horticulture or equivalent.


Other requirements: Working experience is recommended.

PTC+International Office

P.O. Box 64, 3770 AB Bar neveld, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)342-406500 Fax: 31 - (0)342-406969

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.ptcplus.com

n International Course on Modern Dairy Farm Management

(6 weeks)



Next course begins: 13 September 2010


Educational requirements: Certificate or diploma in agriculture,

veterinary science or related area.

Professional requirements: Relevant experience in the dairy sector

preferably 2 years or more.

Other requirements: Positive attitude towards a hands-on

training programme.

n International Course on Modern Dairy Farm Management

(8 weeks)

Leading to: CertificateCourse duration: 8 Weeks



Educational requirements: Certificate or diploma in agriculture or

related area.


preferably 3 years or more.


training programme.

n International Diploma Animal Feed (IDAF)

Leading to: Diploma




Educational requirements: Preferably equivalent to the InternationalDiploma Courses of PTC+.

Professional requirements: At least 3 years in transferring knowledge

and skills in livestock production to

individuals and/or groups.

Other requirements: Direct involvement in animal nutrition and

feeding and in the manufacture of animal

feeds.

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n International Diploma Dairy Husbandry and Milk

Processing

Leading to: Diploma




Educational requirements: Diploma or BSc degree in agriculture,

veterinary science or food processing.

Professional requirements: 3 years of relevant working experience

Other requirements: Positive attitude to a hands-on training

programme.

n International Diploma Pig Husbandry (IDPigH)

Leading to: Diploma




Educational requirements: At least a diploma in agricultural science

with a major in animal production, or

equivalent, from a recognized institute.


and skills of livestock production to


Other requirements: Willingness to participate in all aspects of

the programme.

n International Diploma Pig Husbandry and Animal Feed

(IDPigH & AF)Leading to: Diploma





with a major in animal production, or

equivalent, from a recognised institute.





feeding. Willingness to participate in all

aspects.

n International Diploma Poultry Husbandry (IDPoultryH)

Leading to: Diploma





with a major in animal production, or its






the programme.

n International Diploma Poultry Husbandry and AnimalFeed

(IDPoultryH & AF)

Leading to: Diploma











feeding. Willingness to participate in all

aspects.

n International Training Programme on Milk Processing

(6 weeks)





related area preferably food processing


preferably more than 2 years.

Other requirements: A positive attitude towards a hands-on

training programme.

n International Training Programme on Milk Processing

(8 weeks)






related area preferebly food processing.

Professional requirements: Relevant experience in the dairy sector preferably 3 years or more.


training programme.

n International Training Programme on Milking Systems and

Milk Quality



Next course begins: 25 October 2010

Academic application deadlines: 01 June 2010


related area.


preferably 2 years or more,


training programme.

n Module Applied Pig Management (Part of the IDPigH & AF

and of the IDPigH)







equivalent from a recognized university.


of and skills in livestock production.


the module.

n Module Applied Poultry Management (Part of the

IDPoultryH & AF and of the IDPoultryH)











the module.

n Module Feedstuffs & Feed Formulation (Part of the IDPigH

& AF, IDPigH, IDPoultryH & AF and of the IDPoultryH)Leading to: Certificate










the module.

n Module Organic Farming (Part of the IDPigH & AF, IDPigH,




Next course begins: 22 November 2010





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n Module Pig Breeding and Artificial Insemination (Part of

the IDPigH & AF and of the IDPigH)





Educational requirements: At least a diploma in agricultural sciencewith a major in animal production, or its





the module.

n Module Pig Farming as an Enterprise (Part of the IDPigH &

AF and of IDPigH)











the module.

n Module Pig Production Technology (Part of the IDPigH &

AF and of the IDPigH)



Next course begins: 01 February 2010








the module.

n Module Poultry Breeding Management and Incubation

(Part of the IDPoultryH & AF and of the IDPoultryH)







equivalent from a recognized institute.




the module.

n Module Poultry Farming as an Enterprise (Part of the









Professional requirements: At least 3 years in transfering knowledge



the module.

n Module Poultry Production Technology (Part of the








equivalent from a recognized institute.




the module.

n Module Product Quality & Food Safety (Part of the IDPigH

& AF, IDPigH, IDPoultryH & AF and of the IDPoultryH)


Course duration: 2 WeeksNext course begins: 04 January 2010








the module.

n Module Sustainable Manure Utilisation (Part of the IDPigH

& AF, IDPigH, IDPoultryH & AF and of the IDPoultryH)



Next course begins: 06 December 2010








the module.

n Module Training and Extension (Part of the IDPigH & AF, of

the IDPigH, of the IDPoultryH & AF and of the IDPoultryH)











the module.

n Practical Management Course for Horticulturists





Educational requirements: A diploma and/or BSc degree in

agricultural science with a major in plant

production or equivalent qualification

from a recognised institute.

Professional requirements: At least 3 years experience in crop

production or closely related subjects.

n Practical Management Course on Crop Protection





Educational requirements: A diploma and/or BSc degree in

agricultural science with a major in plant

production or equivalent qualification

from a recognised institute.

Professional requirements: At least 3 years experience in crop

production or closely related subjects.

n Practical Management Course Vegetable ProductionLeading to: Certificate




Educational requirements: Mathematics, physics, chemistry and

plant physiology at BSc level.



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Professional requirements: At least 1 year active in horticultural

management under protected conditions,

responsible for technical decision.

Other requirements: Basic experience in practical

management level and theoretical

enterprise and theoretical background in

horticulture.

UNESCO-IHE Institute for Water EducationEnvironmental Resources

P.O. Box 3015, 2601 DA Delft, The NetherlandsPhone: 31 - (0)15-2151715 Fax: 31 - (0)15-2122921

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.unesco-ihe.org

n Aquatic Ecosystems: Processes and Applications



Next course begins: 14 June 2010


Educational requirements: BSc degree or equivalent qualification in

a relevant subject from a recognised

university.

Professional requirements: Practical or research work experience.

UNESCO-IHE Institute for Water EducationHydroinformatics and Knowledge Management

P.O. Box 3015, 2601 DA Delft, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)15-2151715 Fax: 31 - (0)15-2122921


n GIS and Remote Sensing applications for the Water

Sector





Educational requirements: A basic knowledge of computing and

water/environmental related disciplines.

n GIS modelling: SWAT




Educational requirements: BSc engineering or science.

Professional requirements: Experience in water management or

water science.

n River Basin Modelling






a relevant subject from a recognized

university.


n Urban Flood Modelling and Disaster Management





Educational requirements: A BSc degree or equivalent qualification.

Professional requirements: A basic knowledge of hydrology,

hydraulics and computing.

UNESCO-IHE Institute for Water EducationUrban Water and Sanitation


Phone: 31 - (0)15-2151715 Fax: 31 - (0)15-2122921E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.unesco-ihe.org

n Advanced Water Treatment Technology







university.


n Conventional Surface Water Treatment





Educational requirements: BSc degree or equivalent qualification ina relevant subject from a recognized

university.


n Decentralised Water Supply and Sanitation



Next course begins: 05 July 2010




university.


n Groundwater Resources and Treatment





Educational requirements: Academic level or at least BSc.

Professional requirements: 2-3 years professional experience.

n Water Transport and Distribution 1







university.


n Water Transport and Distribution 2







university.


n Water Treatment Processes and Plants




Academic application deadlines: 01 February 2010Educational requirements: BSc degree or equivalent qualification in


university.


UNESCO-IHE Institute for Water EducationWater Engineering


Phone: 31 - (0)15-2151715 Fax: 31 - (0)15-2122921


n Applied Groundwater Modelling







university.



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university.


Van Hall Larenstein, University of Applied Sciences

(location Leeuwarden)Business

P.O. Box 1528, 8901 BV Leeuwarden, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)58-2846264 Fax: 31 - (0)58-2846423

E-mail: [email protected]

Internet: www.vanhall-larenstein.com

n Food and Agribusiness Management (1-year certificate

programme)


Course duration: 1 Year



Educational requirements: In at least the third year of a BSc

programme in a related area.

Professional requirements: Professional experience is not required,

previous work experience is however also

considered.

Other requirements: Basic computer literacy.

Wageningen International - CD&IC ProgrammeInternational Training

P.O. Box 88, 6700 AB Wageningen, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)317-486800 Fax: 31 - (0)317-486801

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.cdic.wur.nl

n Adaptive managment of natural resources; supporting

decentralised forest and nature management for rural

development

Takes (partly) place in: Ghana





Educational requirements: MSc degree (preferred) or BSc degree (or

equivalent) in forestry, nature

conservation, agricultural or social

sciences.

Professional requirements: At least 3 years of professional

experience in forestry, agriculture or rural

development.

n Agriculture in transition: analysis, design and

management of sustainable farming





Educational requirements: BSc degree; preferable MSc degree.

Professional requirements: 4 years of professional experience.

n Climate change adaptation in agriculture and natural

resources management

Takes (partly) place in: East Africa





Educational requirements: MSc degree.

Professional requirements: National level officers of research

institutes, development programs,

government and NGOs active in

agriculture and NRM, related to climate

change.

n Competing claims on natural resources





Educational requirements: MSc degree (preferred) or BSc degree (or

equivalent) in forestry, nature

conservation, agricultural or social

sciences.


experience in forestry, agriculture or rural

development.

n

Contemporary approaches in genetic resourcesconservation and use





Educational requirements: BSc degree in agriculture or related

sciences.

Professional requirements: 3 years.

n Décentralisation rurale et gouvernance locale:

renforcement des processus multi-acteurs





Educational requirements: MSc level.

Professional requirements: Professional experience with tasks

related to the subject.

Other requirements: For managers of decentralization and

local governance programmes, of

organizations supporting local

government or civil society organizations.

n Ecosystem approach to fisheries: Monitoring and

evaluation of resource use and fisheries impact





Educational requirements: BSc or equivalent in a relevant subject.

Professional requirements: Several years of work experience in

fisheries management, fisheries policies,

research, training or project

implementation.

n Facilitating multi-stakeholder processes and social

learning





Educational requirements: Relevant tertiairy education.


experience related to the subject matter

of the course.

n Fisheries governanceLeading to: Certificate




Educational requirements: BSc degree or equivalent in a relevant

subject.


fisheries management, fisheries policies,

research, training or project

implementation.

n Food and nutrition security impact assessment




Academic application deadlines: 01 February 2010Educational requirements: At least a BSc degree in food science,

nutrition, medical sciences, agriculture,

social sciences, home economics, etc.


experience in food and nutrition security

and/or closely related field.



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n Governance and food safety in international food chains





Educational requirements: MSc degree in food technology, food

engineering, related agricultural

sciences.

Professional requirements: At least 3 years professional experience.

n Governance for forests, nature & people: managing

multistakeholder learning in sector programmes and policy processes

Takes (partly) place in: Indonesia





Educational requirements: MA in rural development, development

economics, sociology, MSc in forestry,

nature management.


n HIV/AIDS and food and nutrition security





Educational requirements: At least a BSc degree in food science,






n Integrated Pest Management (IPM) and food safety





Educational requirements: MSc or at least BSc degree or equivalent

in agriculture or biology.

Professional requirements: Professional experience with tasks

related to the subject.

n International training of trainers on wetlands

management





Educational requirements: At least a Bachelor level qualification or

equivalent educational background.


experience; be involved in wetland

management and preferably assigned to

capacity building in wetland

management.

n Landscape functions and people: applying strategic

planning approaches for good natural resource governance

Takes (partly) place in: Thailand





Educational requirements: BSc degree.


experience.

n Local governance and rural decentralisation: multi-

stakeholder processes for institutional strengthening





Educational requirements: MSc level.

Professional requirements: National & regional level officials of

development programmes and projects;

Line Ministry & local governance officials;

NGOs employees active in NRM.

n Market access for sustainable development





Educational requirements: BSc in (agricultural) economics, social

sciences, related agricultural sciences or

equivalent background by alternative

training and experience.


experience in a relevant field.

n Participatory planning, monitoring & evaluation -

navigating & managing for impact





Educational requirements: BSc or MSc level or its equivalent.


experience in rural development.

n Plant genetic resources and seeds: policies, conservation

and use

Takes (partly) place in: India





Educational requirements: BSc degree in agriculture or related

sciences.


n Plant variety protection (plant breeders` rights)





Educational requirements: BSc degree.

Professional requirements: Basic knowledge of variety registration.

n Rights based approaches to food and nutrition security




Educational requirements: At least a BSc degree in food science,






n Seed potato technology, certification and supply systems





Educational requirements: BSc degree, but preferable MSc degree,in agriculture.


experience in potato sector or closely

related subjects.

n Transition to sustainable crop- & livestock systems

Takes (partly) place in: Philippines





Educational requirements: At least a BSc degree in agriculture and/

or livestock related science/practice.


experience at executive management

level in rural development and thelivestock and/or environment sector.


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P.O. Box 9101, 6700 HB Wageningen, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)317-484848 Fax: 31 - (0)317-484884

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.wu.nl

n Production and Use of Food Composition Data

Takes (partly) place in: South Africa




Academic application deadlines: 01 June 2010Educational requirements: PhD or relevant expertise.

Professional requirements: Yes.

n Soil and/or Plant Analysis and Data Handling


Course duration: 1 Month



Educational requirements: BSc in agriculture, biology or chemistry.

Professional requirements: Basic laboratory work experience or

proof that the candidate is going to be

engaged in soil and plant analysis.


Institute for Housing and Urban Development Studies (IHS)

P.O. Box 1935, 3000 BX Rotterdam, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)10-4089825 Fax: 31 - (0)10-4089826

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.ihs.nl

n Land Management and Informal Settlement

Regularisation (LMISR7)

Leading to: Diploma

Course duration: 1 Month



Educational requirements: Bachelor`s degree or equivalent.

Professional requirements: At least 3 years work or academicexperience.

Other requirements: Basic computer skills.

International Institute for Geo-information Science andEarth Observation (ITC)Education Affairs

P.O. Box 6, 7500 AA Enschede, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)53-4874444 Fax: 31 - (0)53-4874400

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.itc.nl

n Analyzing and Monitoring Urban Development





Educational requirements: BSc degree from a recognized university,

in a discipline relevant to the programme.

Skills and experience with GIS and

Remote Sensing.

Professional requirements: Some years of work experience in Urban

Planning and Management is

recommended.

Other requirements: Ability to use at least one GIS software

package (e.g. ArcGIS, Arcinfo, ArcView,

ILWIS, IDRISI). Good background in

computers is required.

n Cartography and Geo-Visualization





Educational requirements: University entrance level in mathematics

for all options. Basic knowledge on

analogue cartography, image data, map

projections, databases.


relevant field is recommended.

n Digital Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing






for all options. Basic knowledge of

surveying and mapping.

Professional requirements: Several years of work experience inrelevant field is recommended.

Other requirements: Good stereoscopic vision is

recommended.

n Diploma Course in Geoinformatics, with ARU, Dar es

Salaam, Tanzania

Takes (partly) place in: Tanzania

Leading to: Diploma





for all options, plus university entrance

level in geography for cartographic

option.

Professional requirements: 3 years of relevant work experience isrecommended.

Other requirements: Good stereoscopic vision for those

opting for the Digital Photogrammetry

and Remote Sensing.

n Diploma Course in Geoinformatics, with GSSM, Accra,

Ghana


Leading to: Diploma







option.Professional requirements: 3 years of relevant work experience is

recommended.



and Remote Sensing.

n Diploma Course in Geo-information Science & Earth

Observation for Geoinformatics

Leading to: Diploma







options.

Professional requirements: 3 years of relevant professional

experience.



and Remote Sensing specialization.

n Distance Course in Digital terrain model extraction,

processing and parameterization for hydrology (E-learning)





Educational requirements: Education at BSc level (equivalent) in a

discipline where spatial problems treated

(GIS or RS); ability to communicate in

English; basic IT skills.

Other requirements: Internet access (min 2 hrs per day).

n Distance Course in GIS Data Quality (E-learning)



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Educational requirements: BSc level. Basic knowledge in GIS and

mathematics.


n Distance Course in Principles of Databases (E-learning)





Educational requirements: BSc in a field relevant to the course.Professional requirements: Professional experience is not required.

Other requirements: Study materials and guidance.

n Distance Course in Principles of Geographical

Information Systems (E-learning)





Educational requirements: BSc in a field relevant to the course.


but affinity to working with spatial data is

an advantage.

Other requirements: Internet access.

n Distance Course in Principles of Remote Sensing

(E-learning)






Other requirements: Internet access (min 2 hrs per day) and

basic computer skills.

n Distance Course in Spatial Decision Support Systems

(E-learning)




Academic application deadlines: 01 June 2010Educational requirements: BSc degree or equivalent in discipline

related to the course; good basic GIS and

computer skills; some understanding of

e-learning environment.

Professional requirements: Mid-career practitioners and spatial

analysts with professional or academic

background, experiences in planning and

decision making.


n GIS Operation





Educational requirements: University entrance level in mathematicsfor all options. Basic knowledge on image

data, map projections, data formats,

databases.



Other requirements: Good stereoscopic vision is

recommended.

n Introduction to Geoinformatics






for all options.

Professional requirements: Several years of work experience inrelevant field is recommended.

n Land Administration Systems





Educational requirements: BSc in land related subject.

n Managing Geoinformation Systems in the Public Sector





Educational requirements: First degree.

Professional requirements: Relevant professional experience.

n Postgraduate Diploma Course in Geoinformatics, with

IIRS, Dehra Dun, India


Leading to: Diploma




Educational requirements: BSc degree from a recognized university

in a relevant field of study.

Professional requirements: Preferably work experience in a field

related to Geoinformatics.

n Postgraduate Diploma Course in Geo-information

Science & Earth Observation for Geoinformatics

Leading to: Diploma

Course duration: 9 MonthsNext course begins: 13 September 2010


Educational requirements: BSc degree from a recognised university


Professional requirements: Preferably working experience in a field



Science & Earth Observation for Land Administration

Leading to: Diploma




Educational requirements: BSc in land related subjects.


Science & Earth Observation for Urban Planning and

Management

Leading to: Diploma






Professional requirements: Some years of professional experience in

the field of Urban Planning and

Management is recommended.

Other requirements: Experience with computers and

background in mathematics.

n Principles and Applications of Remote Sensing and GIS infour application fields





Educational requirements: BSc degree or equivalent from a

recognized university in a discipline

related to the application field.

Professional requirements: Some work experience in a relevant field

is recommended.

Other requirements: Reasonable working knowledge of

mathematics and good computer skills.

n Principles and Applications of Remote Sensing and GIS in

Natural Resources Management






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related to the management of natural

resources.

Other requirements: Some work experience in natural

resources management and computer

skills are recommended.

n Principles of Land Administration



Next course begins: 15 February 2010 Academic application deadlines: 01 September 2009

Educational requirements: BSc in land related subject.

n Principles of Spatial Data Handling: Databases, GIS and

Remote Sensing







but affinity to working with spatial data is

an advantage.


n Scenario Development, Spatial Planning Support Systems

and Collaborative Decision Support





Educational requirements: Problem structuring, cognitive mapping,

spatial data analysis tools and

techniques, simulation and modelling,

evaluation techniques.

Professional requirements: Knowledge of GIS and, disciplinary

knowledge of problem domain, spatial

data analysis (tools and techniques).

n Spatial Interventions in Urban Planning and Management






Skills & experience with GIS & Remote

Sensing.

Professional requirements: Some years of work experience in urban

planning and management is

recommended.

Other requirements: Ability to use at least one GIS software

package: (e.g. ArcGIS, ArcInfo, ArcView,

ILWIS, IDRISI). Good background in

computers is recommended.

Business administration andmanagement

Dronten University of Applied SciencesDepartment of International Studies and Consultancy

De Drieslag 1, 8251 JZ Dronten, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)321-386100 Fax: 31 - (0)321-313040

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.cah.nl

n International Chain Management

Leading to: Diploma



Academic application deadlines: 01 February 2010Educational requirements: 3 years of relevant university study.


Maastricht School of Management (MSM)Executive Education Programs Department

P.O. Box 1203, 6201 BE Maastricht, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)43-3870808 Fax: 31 - (0)43-3870800

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.msm.nl

n Business Dynamics (BD)




Academic application deadlines: 01 February 2010Educational requirements: Bachelor`s degree or equivalent in a

relevant field of study.

Professional requirements: 6 years of professional experience with at

least 3 years in business administration,

economics, engineering or a related field.

Other requirements: Business executive interested in strategic

planning; management consultants; IT or

E-Business specialists; IT researchers

and teachers.

n Financial Management (FM)

Leading to: Diploma




Educational requirements: Bachelor`s degree or equivalent in arelevant field of study.


least 3 years in a relevant position related

to the course.

Other requirements: Financial professionals, managers,

consultants and lecturers working in the

finance area.

n Financial Management for Non-Financial Managers (FNM)





Educational requirements: Bachelor`s degree or equivalent in a


Professional requirements: 6 years of professional experience with atleast 3 years in a relevant position related

to the course.

Other requirements: Senior executives in non-financial areas;

high potential mid-career management

executives; consultants or financial

trainers; lecturers.

n Leadership and management of Higher Education

Institutions (LMHE)








to the course.

Other requirements: Academic and admin. Leaders of HE

institutions; policy makers and planners;

senior educational administrators;

educational consultants.

n Management of Change for Organizational Transition

(CM)









to the course.

Other requirements: Senior level general managers from the

private/public sector, HR professionals,

consultants, lecturers.

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Saxion University of Applied SciencesHospitality Business School

P.O. Box 501, 7400 AM Deventer, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)570-663789 Fax: 31 - (0)570-663628

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.saxion.edu

n Short Course International Business Management




Academic application deadlines: 01 February 2010Educational requirements: Bachelor degree in a related business

field. Minimum of TOEFL 550, IELTS 6.0

or similar English Language qualification.

Professional requirements: Preferable 2 years in a related field.

Saxion University of Applied SciencesSchool of Environmental Planning and Building


Phone: 31 - (0)570-663789 Fax: 31 - (0)570-663628


n Short Course Sustainable International Business





Educational requirements: Propaedeutic exam in a Dutch course or

an educational background of at least

first year bachelor.

UNESCO-IHE Institute for Water EducationManagement and Institutions


Phone: 31 - (0)15-2151715 Fax: 31 - (0)15-2122921


n Financial Management of Water Organisations


Course duration: 3 WeeksNext course begins: 06 April 2010




university.


n Managing Water Organizations







university.


n Public-Private Partnerships in the Water Sector







university.



Cito, Institute for Educational Measurement

P.O. Box 1034, 6801 MG Arnhem, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)26-3521327 Fax: 31 - (0)26-3521200

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.cito.nl

n Curriculum and Assessment for Educational Innovation




Educational requirements: Diploma teacher training or equivalent

qualification.

Professional requirements: Basic theoretical knowledge and at least

5 years of practical experience in the

areas of curriculum and/or assessment.

Other requirements: Professional experience required in

educational related activities at regional

or national level.

n Theory and Practice of Test Construction



Next course begins: 14 June 2010 Academic application deadlines: 01 February 2010

Educational requirements: Masters in education or equivalent.

Professional requirements: - At least 5 year experience with

educational test construction and

assessment. - Education related

activities at regional and national level.

Other requirements: Positive learning attitude, ability to reflect

on own work.



Phone: 31 - (0)43-3870808 Fax: 31 - (0)43-3870800


n Training for Impact (TI)





Educational requirements: Bachelor ’s degree or equivalent in a




to the course.

Other requirements: Work as a trainer or managing a training;

HR professional; consultant/advisor on

training issues.

MDF-Training & Consultancy Organisational Development

P.O. Box 430, 6710 BK Ede, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)318-650060 Fax: 31 - (0)318-614503

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.mdf.nl

n Competency Based Learning course (CBL)





Educational requirements: Academic background.

Professional requirements: 3-5 years experience in education or

training management.

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PTC+International Office

P.O. Box 64, 3770 AB Barneveld, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)342-406500 Fax: 31 - (0)342-406969

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.ptcplus.com

n From a Competence Profile to a Competence Based

Training Programme





Educational requirements: Certificate or diploma in a profession,

preferably agriculture, horticulture or

food processing.

Professional requirements: Relevant experience in his/her profession

and/or as teacher, trainer or extension

officer in his/her area of expertise.

Engineering

Alterra - Centre for Water and Climate

P.O. Box 47, 6700 AA Wageningen, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)317-495549 Fax: 31 - (0)317-419000

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.alterra.nl; www.ilri.nl

n International Course on Design, Implementation and

Operation of Drainage Systems (IDSD)





Educational requirements: BSc in Civil or Agricultural Engineering or

equivalent.

Professional requirements: 3 years in water management.


n International Course on Land Drainage (ICLD)




Educational requirements: BSc in Agricultural Engineering, Civil

Engineering, Hydrology or a related field,

with a good background in mathematics

and physics.

Professional requirements: At least 3 years.




Phone: 31 - (0)15-2151715 Fax: 31 - (0)15-2122921


n Modelling of Activated Sludge Wastewater Treatment







university.


n Sustainable Wastewater Treatment and Reuse



Next course begins:06 April 2010 Academic application deadlines: 01 November 2009



university.

Professional requirements: Practical or research work experience in

wastewater treatment.

UNESCO-IHE Institute for Water EducationHydroinformatics and Knowledge Management


Phone: 31 - (0)15-2151715 Fax: 31 - (0)15-2122921


n Environmental System Modelling






university.


n Flood Risk Management





Educational requirements: BSc degree or equivalent, qualification in


university.

Professional requirements: Professional or research work

experience.

n Urban Water Systems Modelling







university.




Phone: 31 - (0)15-2151715 Fax: 31 - (0)15-2122921


n Industrial Wastewater Treatment and Residuals

Management







university.

Professional requirements: Practical or research work experience in


n Integrated Asset Management Systems







university.


n On-line course in Water Transport and Distribution I

(E-learning)





Educational requirements: BSc degree in civil engineering or similar

technical background.

Professional requirements: No special requirements, but a few years

experience in water supply sector will be

helpful.

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Other requirements: Knowledge MS-windows, MS-Office. PC

with loudspeakers/headphones and good

working Internet access; PC microphone

and WEB camera are optional.

n On-line course Sanitation-related urban groundwater

pollution (E-learning)





Educational requirements: BSc degree in civil engineering or similar technical background.

Professional requirements: No special requirements. Nevertheless a

few years of professional experience in

water sector.

Other requirements: Basic PC knowledge (MS-windows, MS-

Office). PC with loudspeakers/

headphones and good working Internet

access.



Phone: 31 - (0)15-2151715 Fax: 31 - (0)15-2122921


n Coastal and Port Structures I







university.


n Coastal and Port Structures II







university.


n Coastal Systems







university.


n Groundwater Exploration and MonitoringLeading to: Certificate






university.


n Integrated Coastal Zone Management






a relevant subject from a recogniseduniversity.


n International Port Seminar







university.


n On-line course Flood Modelling for Management

(E-learning)



Next course begins: 01 March 2010 Academic application deadlines: 01 September 2009

Educational requirements: BSc level in Civil Engineering,

Mathematics, Physics and Agronomy.

Professional requirements: Professional experience in water sector.

Experience in flood modelling or flood

management can be added advantage.

Other requirements: Participants must have access to a PC

with Windows (XP/2000/98) with a

Pentium 266 MHz processor, 64 MB RAM

and a video card.

n On-line course in Service Oriented Management of

Irrigation Systems (E-learning)





Educational requirements: A bachelor ’s degree in relevant field with

some working experience in irrigation.

Professional requirements: A few years of working experience.





n On-line course Integrated Coastal Zone Management

(E-learning)







university.

Professional requirements: Preferably some years in the field of

coastal zone management or related.

Other requirements: Participants must have access to a PC

with Windows (XP/2000/98) with a

Pentium 266 MHz processor, 64 MB RAM

and a video card.




Phone: 31 - (0)10-4089825 Fax: 31 - (0)10-4089826


n Urban Management Tools for Climate Change (UMTCC1)

Leading to: Diploma





Professional requirements: At least 3 years work or academic

experience.


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Phone: 31 - (0)53-4874444 Fax: 31 - (0)53-4874400


n Applications of Earth Observation and GIS in Integrated

Water Resources Management

Takes (partly) place in: Kenya, Ethiopia





Educational requirements: BSc in a relevant subject.

Professional requirements: Preferably 2 years of professional

experience.

Other requirements: Basic knowledge of Geographic

Information Systems and Earth

Observation and computer skills.

n Distance Course Environmental Impact Assessment &

Strategic Environmental Assessment with Spatial Decision

Support Tools (E-learning)


Course duration: 6 WeeksNext course begins: 07 June 2010


Educational requirements: BSc level. Basic knowledge in GIS is

recommended.


n Distance Course in Geostatistics and Open-Source

Statistical Computing (E-learning)





Educational requirements: First university-level course in applied

(nonspatial) statistics; first course in GIS,

geography, geology, or similar;

intermediate computer skills.Professional requirements: By preference some practical experience

with spatial data.

n Distance Course in Learning IDL for Building Expert

Applications in ENVI (E-learning)





Educational requirements: BSc level. Basic knowledge in GIS,

programming and image processing in

ENVI.


n Distance Course in Multi-Hazard Risk Assessment

(E-learning)





Educational requirements: BSc level. Basic knowledge in GIS.


n Multi-hazard Risk Assessment and Strategic

Environmental Assessment for Spatial Planning





Educational requirements: BSc in Earth Sciences, Geography,

Environmental Sciences, NaturalResources Management, Urban Planning

or other relevant discipline.

Professional requirements: Several years of professional experience

is recommended.

Other requirements: Basic knowledge of Remote Sensing and

GIS and computer proficiency is required.

n Participatory GIS - Principles and Applications





Educational requirements: Basic mapping and GIS knowledge and

skills.

Professional requirements: Affinity to work with community groups.


Science & Earth Observation for Water Resources&

Environmental ManagementLeading to: Diploma





in a discipline relevant to the programme

and/or specialization chosen.

Professional requirements: Several years of work experience is

recommended.


mathematics. Basic computer skills are

recommended.


Science & Earth Observation in Natural Resources

Management

Leading to: Diploma





in a dscipline relevant to the programme.

Professional requirements: Several years of work experience in a




n SAR Remote Sensing, Interferometry and Their

Applications in Land and Earth Resources and Disaster

Damage Assessment





Educational requirements: BSc in Earth Sciences, Geography,

Environmental Sciences, Natural

Resources Management, Urban Planning

or other relevant discipline.

Professional requirements: Few years of professional experience is

recommended.

Other requirements: Basic knowledge of Remote Sensing and

GIS and computer proficiency is required.

n Spatial Change and Spatial Interaction Modelling





Educational requirements: Sufficient theoretical background and

practical skills in Geographic Information

Science.



Phone: 31 - (0)43-3870808 Fax: 31 - (0)43-3870800


n Environmental Management - towards a Sustainable

Development (ME)

Leading to: DiplomaCourse duration: 12 Weeks





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to the course.

Other requirements: Managers, lecturers, government policy-

makers, consultants dealing with

environment, research and policy.



Phone: 31 - (0)570-663789 Fax: 31 - (0)570-663628E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.saxion.edu

n Short Course Environmental Impact Assessment





Educational requirements: Undergraduate students in environmental

science, spatial planning or related

courses.

Professional requirements: Appreciated, but not required. Course

aims at development of young

professionals.

n Short course Integral Water Management





Educational requirements: Undergraduate students in environmental

science, regional planning, hydrology,

civil engineering or related courses.

Professional requirements: Appreciated, but not necessary.



Phone: 31 - (0)15-2151715 Fax: 31 - (0)15-2122921


n Cleaner Production and the Water Cycle







university.


n Constructed Wetlands for Wastewater Treatment

(formerly known as :Wetlands for Water Quality)




Academic application deadlines: 01 September 2009Educational requirements: BSc degree or equivalent qualification in


university.


n Environmental Engineering







university.


n Environmental Monitoring and Modelling







university.


n Environmental Planning and Implementation






a relevant subject from a recogniseduniversity.


n Environmental Policy Making







university.


n On-line course Cleaner Production and the Water Cycle

(E-learning)







university


Other requirements: Dispose of a P-IV computer / or better/

with 512 kbps download internet

connection or better.

n On-line course on Constructed Wetlands for Wastewater

Treatment (formerly known as: Wetlands for Wastewater

Treatment) (E-learning)

Leading to: CertificateCourse duration: 4 Months



Educational requirements: BSc degree. Participants are expected to

be professionally or academically

involved or interested in wetlands for

water treatment.

Professional requirements: Professionally or academically involved

in the wetland management or and/or






n On-line course on Ecological Sanitation (E-learning)Leading to: Certificate




Educational requirements: BSc degree in a related discipline

(engineering; science; health;

environment)


experience in the related field will be

helpful.





n On-line course on Integrated River Basin Management(E-learning)





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Educational requirements: BSc degree in civil engineering or similar

technical background.


experience in river basin management

sector will be helpful.





n On-line course on Public and Private Partnerships

(E-learning)Leading to: Certificate




Educational requirements: BSc degree in a relevant field.

Professional requirements: Some years of practical experience in the

relevant field will be useful.





n On-line course on Wetland Management (E-learning)



Next course begins: 01 March 2010 Academic application deadlines: 01 September 2009



in the wetland management or

conservation.





n Water Quality Assessment





Educational requirements: BSc degree or equivalent qualification ina relevant subject from a recognised

university.


n Watershed and River Basin Management







university.




Phone: 31 - (0)15-2151715 Fax: 31 - (0)15-2122921


n Climate Change in Integrated Water Management







university.


n On-line course on Water and Climate Change

(E-learning)







in the water and climate sector.





n On-line course on Water and Environmental Law and

Policy (E-learning)


Course duration: 3 MonthsNext course begins: 01 April 2010




in water or environmental engineering,

management, policy making or have

affinity with these fields.





n Water Resources Planning



Next course begins: 06 April 2010 Academic application deadlines: 01 November 2009



university.




Phone: 31 - (0)15-2151715 Fax: 31 - (0)15-2122921


n On-line course on Solid Waste Management (E-learning)





Educational requirements: BSc degree or equivalent qualfication in a

relevant subject from a recognized

university.






n Solid Waste Management







university.




Phone: 31 - (0)15-2151715 Fax: 31 - (0)15-2122921


n Service Oriented Management of Irrigation Systems






university.



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n Short course: International Tax Law: International Estate

& Trust Taxation





Educational requirements: Degree in law, accounting, economics,

business administration or another

related subject. See

www.masterinleiden.nl

Professional requirements: Advisable.

Other requirements:See www.mastersinleiden.nl/ programmes/

llm_adv_international_tax_law.jsp and

www.itc-leiden.nl.

n Short course: International Tax Law: International Tax

Planning






business administration or related

subject. See: www.mastersinleiden.nl


Other requirements: See www.mastersinleiden.nl/

programmes/ llm_adv_international_tax_law.jsp and

www.itc-leiden.nl.

n Short course: International Tax Law: Tax Treaties







subject. See www.mastersinleiden.nl



programmes/


www.itc-leiden.nl.

n Short course: International Tax Law: Transfer Pricing

Rules in International Taxation










programmes/


www.itc-leiden.nl.

n Short course: International Tax Law: US Domestic Tax

Law





Educational requirements: Degree in law accounting, economics,

business administration or a related




programmes/


www.itc-leiden.nl.

n Short course: International Tax Law: US International Tax

Law





Educational requirements: Degree in law accounting, economics,

business administration or a related




programmes/


www.itc-leiden.nl.

n Shortcourse: International Tax Law: Value-AddedTax Law









programmes/


www.itc-leiden.nl.

n Short course: Introduction to International Tax Law:

Fundamentals



Next course begins: 01 September 2010 Academic application deadlines: 01 February 2010


business administration or related field

(see www.mastersinleiden.nl)


Other requirements: See http://www.mastersinleiden.nl/

programmes/


http://www.itc-leiden.nl.



Phone: 31 - (0)15-2151715 Fax: 31 - (0)15-2122921


n Negotiation and Mediation for Water Conflict

Management







university.


n Water and Environmental Law






university.


University of AmsterdamFaculty of Law / Amsterdam Law School (ALS)

P.O. Box 1030, 1000 BA Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)20-5253359 Fax: 31 - (0)20-5253360

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.jur.uva.nl/als

n Amsterdam Exchange Programme





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Educational requirements: Students with at least 2 years of law

study are eligible. Some applicants are

obliged to present a TOEFL of at least 88-

89 or an IELTS test of 6.5.

Other requirements: A basic background in European Law and

Public International Law is required.

Good command of English is definitely

required.

Mass communication and Information

Science

Christelijke Hogeschool Ede, University of AppliedSciencesCommunication Studies

P.O. Box 80, 6710 BB Ede, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)318-696300 Fax: 31 - (0)318-696396

E-mail: [email protected]/[email protected] Internet: www.che.nl

n International Communication/PR Management &

Journalism





Educational requirements: At least 2 years of study in

communication/PR.

Professional requirements: Only when the educational requirements

are not fulfilled.

Other requirements: Fluency in English.

Hogeschool Utrecht, University of Applied SciencesFaculty of Communication & Journalism

P.O. Box 8611, 3503 RP Utrecht, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)30-2758928 Fax: 31 - (0)30-2586448

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.micm.hu.nl; www.international.hu.nl

n Europe in the World

Takes (partly) place in: Denmark Leading to: Diploma




Educational requirements: 3 years of higher education in journalism.

Professional requirements: If you do not meet the educational

requirements, you may be accepted if

you have sufficient work experience in

journalism.

Other requirements: Maximum age 27; proven interest in

international reporting.

n European Culture & European Journalism




Educational requirements: 3 years of higher education in journalism.

Professional requirements: If you do not meet the educational

requirements, you may be accepted if

you have sufficient work experience in

journalism.

Other requirements: Maximum age: 27.

Radio Nederland Training Centre (RNTC)

P.O. Box 303, 1200 AH Hilversum, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)35-6724502 Fax: 31 - (0)35-6724531

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.rntc.nl

n International Course Broadcast Journalism (Radio &

Internet - Television & Internet) - Good Governance





Educational requirements: Secondary education, professional

education and/or training in media.

Professional requirements: At least 3-4 years working in or for a

broadcast organization; good computer

skills.

n International Course Broadcast Management (Radio-

Television-Internet)





Educational requirements: Secondary education; professional

education and/or training in media.Professional requirements: 3-4 years in a management position in

the media sector (programming and/or

journalism).

n International Course Facts and Formats (Radio & Internet

- Television & Internet)





Educational requirements: Secondary education, professional

education and/or training in media;

computer skills.

Professional requirements: At least 3 years experience as an

(educational) programme-maker for radio

or television; good computer skills.

n International Course Training the Trainers (Radio/

Television/Internet)





Educational requirements: Secondary education; professional

education or training in media.

Professional requirements: At least 3-4 years; good computer skills.

University of GroningenComputing Centre

P.O. Box 11044, 9700 CA Groningen, The NetherlandsPhone: 31 - (0)50-3639200 Fax: 31 - (0)50 -3633406

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.rug.nl/shortcourses

n Managing an Academic Network Infrastructure (Short

Course)





Educational requirements: BSc.

Professional requirements: Recent employment in network

technology is an advantage.

Other requirements: Basic IT knowledge.


KIT (Royal Tropical Institute)Development, Policy and Practice

P.O. Box 95001 , 1090 HA Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)20-5688306 Fax: 31 - (0)20-5688409

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.kit.nl

n Health Systems Research (HSR)





Educational requirements: Bachelor`s degree or equivalent in arelevant field, e.g. medicine, nursing,

social science, behavioural science,

physiotherapy.

Professional requirements: At least 2 years, but preferably 4 years of

relevant professional experience in

developing countries.

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n Human Resources Development for Health (HRD)






relevant field, e.g. medicine, nursing,


physiotherapy.




n Sexual Reproductive Health including HIV/AIDS (SRH)






relevant field, e.g. medicine, nursing,


physiotherapy.




KIT (Royal Tropical Institute)

Development, Policy and Practice / Area Education

P.O. Box 95001, 1090 HA Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)20-5688256 Fax: 31 - (0)20-5688677


n Dynamics of HIV and AIDS Epidemics & Analyzing

Effective Responses






relevant field.




n Health Sector Response to HIV






relevant field




n HIV politics, Policy, Governance and Planning

Mechanisms

Leading to: CertificateCourse duration: 17 Days




relevant field.




Maastricht University Maastricht Graduate School of Governance

P.O. Box 616, 6200 MD Maastricht, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)43-3883732 Fax: 31 - (0)43-3884864


Internet: www.governance.unimaas.nl

n Assessing Needs and Understanding Behaviour and

Environmental Risk Factors





Educational requirements: BA or MA degree (economics,

international relations, political science,

law, social sciences, business adm.,

health sciences or public health).

Other requirements: Basic knowledge of statistics and

mathematics; basic knowledge of

economics, social sciences, political

science and/or law.

n Economic Analysis of Health Systems











science and/or law.

n Food Policy: Concepts, Methods and Policy Debate











science and/or law.

Radboud University NijmegenFaculty of Medical Sciences / WHO Collaborating Centre for Oral Health Care Planning and Future Scenarios

P.O. Box 9101, 6500 HB Nijmegen, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)24-3614050/3616995 Fax: 31 - (0)24-3540265E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.whocc-nijmegen.nl

n New Concepts in Education and Public Oral Health





Educational requirements: BSc/BDS (Bachelor of Dental Science).

Professional requirements: At least 3 years work experience in public

oral health.

University of AmsterdamFaculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences / AmsterdamMaster's in Medical Anthropology (AMMA)

Oudezijds Achterburgwal 185, 1012 DK Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)20-5254779 Fax: 31 - (0)20-5253010

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.fmg.uva.nl/amma

n Culture, Psychology and Psychiatry





Educational requirements: Master`s degree in social sciences, or in

medicine, public health, psychology,

psychiatry.

Professional requirements: Candidates with 2 years working

experience and a Bachelor`s degree in

one of the mentioned fields, may also

apply.

Other requirements: Professional requirements other than

these, will be evaluated by the Admission

and Exam Committee.

n Gender, Reproductive and Sexual Health and Fertility



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medicine, public health.




apply.

Other requirements: Professional qualifications other than

these will be evaluated by the Admission

and Exam Committee.

VU University Amsterdam VU University Medical Center / Institute for Medical Education

P.O. Box 7057, 1007 MB Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)20-4444645

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.med.vu.nl

n SEIN/VUmc Course Clinical Epileptology





Educational requirements: Medically qualified (MD or equivalent).

Professional requirements: Engaged in officially recognised

neurology training programme (at least 1

year completed) or certified in neurologywithin the last 5 years.

Wageningen University and Research Centre


Phone: 31 - (0)317-484848 Fax: 31 - (0)317-484884

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.wu.nl

n Africa Nutrition Leadership Programme (ANLP)

Takes (partly) place in: South Africa





Educational requirements: PhD or relevant experience.


n FINSA: Sécurité alimentaire et nutritionelle et

développement: Impact de la pandémie du VIH/SIDA

Takes (partly) place in: Bénin







Natural sciences



Phone: 31 - (0)53-4874444 Fax: 31 - (0)53-4874400


n Advanced Earth Observation and Quantified Modeling in

Applied Earth Sciences





Educational requirements: BSc degree in a relevant field, advanced

knowledge of Remote Sensing and

Geograpic Information Systems.

Professional requirements: Proof of working experience in Remote

Sensing and GIS is a must if no formal

teaching has been acquired on these

subjects.

Other requirements: Thorough experience in computer

handling of data (incl. basics of Remote

Sensing and GIS), and preferably good

stereoscopic and colour vision.

n Distance Course in Hyperspectral Remote Sensing

(E-learning)





Educational requirements: BSc level; basic knowledge of remotesensing; interest in earth/life sciences,

computer literate.


n Geo-information & Earth Observation for Problem Solving

in Applied Earth Sciences





Educational requirements: BSc degree in a relevant field, knowledge

of Remote Sensing and Geographic

Information Systems (GIS).

Professional requirements: Proof of working experience in Remote

Sensing and GIS is a must if no formal

teaching has been acquired on thesesubjects.

Other requirements: Thorough experience in computer

handling of data (incl. basics of Remote

Sensing and GIS), and preferably good



Science & Earth Observation for Applied Earth Sciences

Leading to: Diploma





in one of the Earth Sciences or other

discipline relevant to the application field.

Professional requirements: Several years or work experience is

recommended.

Other requirements: Preferably good working experience in

computer handling of data and good



Science & Earth Observation for Geo-Hazards, with IIRS,

Dehra Dun, India


Leading to: Diploma




Educational requirements: BSc or B. Tech in one of the Earth

Sciences or other discipline relevant toGeo-hazards.


recommended.

Other requirements: Preferably a good working experience in

computer handling of data, and good


Van Hall Larenstein, University of Applied Sciences(location Leeuwarden)Environmental Sciences

P.O. Box 1528, 8901 BV Leeuwarden, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)58-2846264 Fax: 31 - (0)58-2846423


Internet: www.vanhall-larenstein.com

n Coastal Zone Management (1-year certificate

programme)





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Educational requirements: At least 3 years at BSc level in one of the

social or natural sciences.


previous work experience is however also

considered.

Other requirements: Basic computer literacy.




Phone: 31 - (0)43-3870808 Fax: 31 - (0)43-3870800


n Sustainable Tourism Management (STM)









to the course.Other requirements: National and local policy makers; non-

governmental officials; tourism

managers; practitioners; trainers and

teachers.




Phone: 31 - (0)10-4089825 Fax: 31 - (0)10-4089826


n International Course on Managing Urban Governance

(ICHUD92-G)

Leading to: Diploma





Professional requirements: At least 1 year of work or academic

experience.


n International Course on Urban Social Development and

Policies for Poverty Reduction (ICHUD92-S)

Leading to: Diploma


Next course begins: 27 January 2010 Academic application deadlines: 15 September 2009



experience.


n International Courses on Development Strategies

(ICHUD92-U)

Leading to: Diploma






experience.


n International Courses on Housing and Urban

Development (92nd ICHUD)

Leading to: Diploma






experience.


n International Courses on Housing: Making it Accessible

for All (ICHUD92-H)

Leading to: Diploma



Academic application deadlines: 15 September 2009Educational requirements: Bachelor`s degree or equivalent.


experience.


n International Courses on Land Development Strategies

and the Future of Cities (ICHUD92-L)

Leading to: Diploma






experience.


n International Courses on Urban Environmental and

Infrastructure Management (ICHUD92-E)

Leading to: Diploma






experience.


n Making Housing Affordable for All (MHAA1)

Leading to: Diploma


Next course begins: 04 June 2010 Academic application deadlines: 15 February 2010


Professional requirements: At least 3 years work or academic

experience.


Institute of Social Studies (ISS)

P.O. Box 29776 , 2502 LT The Hague, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)70-4260460 Fax: 31 - (0)70-4260799

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.iss.nl

n Postgraduate Diploma in Children, Youth and

Development (CYD)

Leading to: DiplomaCourse duration: 11 Weeks



Educational requirements: BA in relevant social science, at least

class 2.2, B or equivalent. Check ISS

website for specific requirements.

Professional requirements: 2 years in a relevant position.

n Postgraduate Diploma in Governance, Democratisation

and Public Policy (GOV)

Leading to: Diploma




Educational requirements: BA degree in relevant social science, at

least class 2.2, B or equivalent. Check ISS website for specific requirements.


n Postgraduate Diploma in Universalising Socioeconomic

Security for the Poor (USS)


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least class 2.2, B or equivalent. Check

ISS website for specific requirements.


n Short course on Universalising Socioeconomic Security

for the Poor (USS)





least class 2.2, B or equivalent. Check

ISS website for specific requirements.


International Centre for development oriented Research in Agriculture (ICRA)

P.O. Box 88, 6700 AB Wageningen, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)317-422938 Fax: 31 - (0)317-427046

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.icra-edu.org

n Multi-stakeholder processes for knowledge-based rural

innovation

Leading to: Diploma




Educational requirements: Professional involvement and experience

in rural innovation; analytical and

problem-solving capabilities equivalent

to MSc, PhD or MBA.

Professional requirements: Candidates should have at least 5 years

professional experience and a broad

interest in rural innovation.

Other requirements: Candidates have the approval of their

institution to participate in this

programme.



Phone: 31 - (0)43-3870808 Fax: 31 - (0)43-3870800


n E-Government (EG)








to the course.

Other requirements: Managers, executives, public & non-

public officials interested in policy

making, public sector management, ICT,

public sector performance & related.

n Women Entrepreneurship Promotion (WEP)








least 3 years in a relevant position relatedto the course.

Other requirements: Policy-makers, program managers

involved in private sector development of

(non)governmental development

agencies. Business support advisors,

trainers.



Phone: 31 - (0)43-3883732 Fax: 31 - (0)43-3884864



n Actuarial Practice in Social Protection



Next course begins: 01 April 2010 Academic application deadlines: 01 November 2009








science and/or law.

n Comparative Analysis of Social Policy Design





Educational requirements: BA or MA degree (economics,international relations, political science,






science and/or law.

n Comparitive Migration Policy







law, social sciences, business adm.,health sciences or public health).




science and/or law.

n Financing Social Protection









Other requirements: Basic knowledge of statistics andmathematics; basic knowledge of


science and/or law.

n Governance for Sustainable Development, concepts and

practice










mathematics; basic knowledge of economics, social sciences, political

science and/or law.

n International Development Law



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science and/or law.

n

International EconomicsLeading to: Certificate











science and/or law.

n International Intellectual Property Law and Policy











science and/or law.

n Introduction to Sustainable Development




Academic application deadlines: 01 September 2009Educational requirements: BA or MA degree (economics,







science and/or law.

n Poverty and Inequality






international relations, political science,law, social sciences, business adm.,





science and/or law.

n Quantitative Techniques in Health Care Financing








health sciences or public health).Other requirements: Basic knowledge of statistics and



science and/or law.

n Social Budgeting












science and/or law.

n Sustainable Development in a Globalizing World












science and/or law.

n The Economics of the Welfare State












science and/or law.

n The Law and Policy of the World Trade Organization











science and/or law.

Maastricht University Maastricht Graduate School of Governance / Public PolicyandHuman Development (MMP)


Phone: 31 - (0)43-3883822 Fax: 31 - (0)43-3884864



n Governance, Politics, Policy and Practice










mathematics; basic knowledge of economics, social sciences, political

science and/or law.

n Public Economics and Empirical Analysis




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science and/or law.

n

Public Policy AnalysisLeading to: Certificate











science and/or law.

n Risk and Uncertainty


Course duration: 4 WeeksNext course begins: 01 November 2010









science and/or law.

MDF-Training & Consultancy Organisational Development

P.O. Box 430, 6710 BK Ede, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)318-650060 Fax: 31 - (0)318-614503E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.mdf.nl

n International Advisory Course (IAC)





Educational requirements: Academic background.

Professional requirements: 5 years of professional experience in

international cooperation, preferably as

an adviser.

Other requirements: Experience as or ambition to become an

adviser/consultant in international

cooperation.



Phone: 31 - (0)20-5254779 Fax: 31 - (0)20-5253010


n Aids in the 21st Century: A Medical Anthropological

Perspective





Educational requirements: Master`s degree in social sciences or in

medicine/public health/pharmacology, or

in a paramedical science.

Professional requirements: Students with 2 year`s working


one of the mentioned fields may also

apply.

n Children, Health and Well-Being: A Cultural Perspective





Educational requirements: Social scientists, general physicians,

paediatricians, child psychologists and

other health professionals who work with

children.




apply.

Other requirements: Professional requirements other than

these, will be evaluated by the admission

and exam committee.

n Medicine and Human Rights in Cross-cultural Perspective





Educational requirements: Applicants are expected to have a

Master`s degree in any of the Social

Sciences or in the field of Medicine and

Health Care.

Professional requirements: Applicants with a BA and least 2 years of

relevant working experience are also

accepted.

n Social, Cultural and Historical Dimensions of Infectious

Disease






medicine, public health, pharmacology,

epidemiology.




apply.



and Exam Committee.

University of AmsterdamInternational School for Humanities and Social Sciences

P.O. Box 26, 1000 AA Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)20-5253777 Fax: 31 - (0)20-5253778

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.ishss.uva.nl

n Summer Institute on Alcohol, Drugs and Addiction





Educational requirements: BSc, BA, LLB.

University of AmsterdamInternational School for Humanities and Social Sciences / Institute on Sexuality, Culture and Society - Summer Institute

P.O. Box 26, 1000 AA Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)20-5253776 Fax: 31 - (0)20-5253778


Internet: www.ishss.uva.nl/summerinstitute/

n Summer Institute on Sexuality, Culture and Society




Academic application deadlines: 01 February 2010Educational requirements: Students with an interest in sexuality, MA

and PhD students, professionals from

non-governmental organizations

engaged in Aids/sexuality research.

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5 Fellowships for master ’s degree programmes

The Netherlands’ higher education sector offers a large number of

international master ’s degree programmes. They cover almost

every field of study, allowing candidates to receive a postgraduate

education and to earn a Dutch Master of Arts degree, a Master of

Science degree, or a Professional Master ’s degree. A Master of Arts

or a Master of Science degree is an academic degree, usually

awarded by traditional universities on completion of a postgraduate

research-oriented course of one to two years in duration. A

Professional Master's degree is awarded by different types of

institutes of higher education and focuses on more professionally-

oriented teaching programmes. Professional Master ’s degrees are

usually of shorter duration than a research-oriented Master's

degree programme. The duration of the programmes varies

between 9 and 24 months.

An NFP fellowship, which is granted for the duration of the

programme, is intended to provide a contribution towards the costs

of living, to cover the costs of tuition fees, and the cost of visas,

travel, insurance, thesis research, etc. as specified in the NFP

booklet ‘Rules and regulations for fellowship holders’. This booklet

can be downloaded from www.nuffic.nl/nfp.

NFP fellowships can be obtained for a selected number of

programmes. The list of eligible master ’s degree programmes can

be found at the end of this section. It sh ould be noted that this list is

a provisional list, based on a survey conducted among all potential

Dutch institutions in 2009. Nuffic’s website should be consulted for

the latest information, because information may be altered well into

2010.

After a successful pilot with e-learning, these programmes and

courses have also been added to the NFP Course List. Theseprogrammes can be found in paragraph 5.6 and are indicated with

the term “e-learning”. Given that e-learning programmes are

different than the regular programmes special conditions apply to

these programmes. At the time of the publication of this brochure

these special NFP conditions are not known yet. Please consult the

Nuffic website for the latest information.

5 .1 E ligibility

A candidate applying for an NFP fellowship for a master ’s degree

programme must:



4);


experience;


three years prior to the start of the proposed master ’s degree;

– have been unconditionally admitted by a Dutch institution to one

of the master ’s degree programmes on the course list. This

means that the applicant must have met all the requirements set

by the Dutch institution;

– have completed an NFP Master ’s Degree Programme application

form and have submitted all the required documentation to the

Netherlands embassy or consulate;

–be nominated by his or her employer, who pledges to continuepaying the candidate’s salary and guarantees the candidate will

be able to return to an equivalent position at the end of the

fellowship period. Partial payment of salary can sometimes be

allowed as an exception to the rule. It is up to the Netherlands



acceptable. It should be noted, h owever, that the NFP allowances

are not sufficient to support family members, either in the home

country or in the Netherlands;



sufficient resources of its own to finance staff training;

– offer evidence of proficiency in speaking and writing the language

of instruction. If this is English, candidates who have received

their tertiary education in any language other than English must

provide evidence in the form of a score in an internationally

recognized test, such as IELTS (a score of at least 6.0)or TOEFL (a

score of at least 550 points on the paper based test or 213 points

on the computer-based test or 79 on the internet-based test). An

exception to this rule is made for candidates who have received

their tertiary education in the English language, and for

candidates who have previously attended a course or programme

with a Dutch educational institution, but no longer than two years

ago;

– be available for the entire period of the programme and be

physically and mentally able to take part in the entire programme;


after the study programme has ended;




Joint or Double Degree Programmes

A number of master's degree programmes take place, either in its

entirety or in part, in one of the NFP countries, for example as a

“ joint programme

”or as a

“double degree programme

”. In these

cases, the Dutch institution and the partner institution in an NFP

country deliver the programme together. NFP fellowships will be

available only for participants originating from the NFP country

where the course (or part of the course) takes place and for

participants originating from surrounding countries that are part

of the same region as the country where the course takes place.


The application and selection procedure consist of the following

steps:

Application for admission at a Dutch educational institution:

1) Applicants first apply for admission to the master ’s degree

programme of their choice. Applications should always be directed

to the Dutch institution that offers the programme. The deadlines

for these applications vary. The master ’s degree programmes

overview provides the academic application deadlines for each

master ’s degree programme.

2) The Dutch institution assesses the application and decides

whether or not the applicant’s educational background and other

experience meet the specific requirements for the programme in

question. The Dutch institution then informs all applicants of its

decisions. Successful candidates will receive a letter indicating

that they have been (provisionally) admitted. Admission must beunconditional in terms of the candidate’s education and language

proficiency. Admission may be granted provisionally, subject to the

candidate finding suitable funding for the programme.

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Candidates are eligible for a fellowship only if they have been

admitted to their chosen master’s degree programme and meet all

the criteria. Candidates can only apply for a fellowship for one

programme per fellowship application deadline. Being admitted to

more than one programme with the same fellowship application

deadline means that candidates will have to select one programme

before applying for a fellowship.



an NFP fellowship by presenting a completed NFP master ’s degree

programme application form to the Netherlands embassy or

consulate in their own country, accompanied by the necessary

documentation. The application should be submitted well before

the deadline for applications set by the embassy or consulate (see

section 5.3). The application form can be downloaded from

www.nuffic.nl/nfp. The form can also be obtained from the

Netherlands embassy or consulate. Some embassies require

applications to be submitted in duplicate. In other countries

applications have to be submitted to the embassies through local

governmental organizations. Candidates are therefore advised to

check any local regulations with the Netherlands embassy in their

country. Candidates should NOT send their fellowship application

forms directly to Nuffic or to the Dutch institution, but should

forward them to the Netherlands embassy or consulate in their own

country.

4) The embassy or consulate assesses each application against the

criteria listed above. Special attention is given to:

– whether the application was submitted before the deadline;

– whether the application stems from multi-year agreements made

with selected organizations;

–whether the candidate has presented a letter of admission to theprogramme in question;

– whether the information accompanying the application is

complete and correct, and whether the required documentation

(such as passport, diplomas and language test) is in order;

– whether the programme is on the list of master ’s degree

programmes starting in 2010;

– whether the course has added value for the sustainable capacity

development of the employing organization and the development

of the NFP country;

– whether the candidate fulfils any other specific requirements set

by the embassy, consulate or country in question.

5) The embassies and consulates forward the fellowship

applications that meet all of the criteria to Nuffic.

6) Nuffic decides how many fellowships will be available for each

programme. The allocation of fellowships between the various

programmes is based on the number of eligible applicants for each

programme.

7) The Dutch institution then selects the candidates who will receive

fellowships. The Dutch institution informs all candidates of its

decisions, and applies to Nuffic for a grant.

8) Nuffic awards the grant for the Dutch institution to cover the

fellowship holders’ expenses, including the tuition fees.

9) The Dutch institutions pay each fellowship holder a monthly

allowance for the duration of the master ’s degree programme; they

also administer the fellowships, make logistical arrangements, andgive guidance to the fellowship holders.

5.3 Deadlines for application

Academic application deadlines

The deadlines for admission to master ’s degree programmes vary

and can change throughout the year. You should contact the Dutch

institution directly for further information. It may occur that the

Dutch institution’s deadline for applying for admission to a

programme is later than the NFP deadline for fellowship

applications. Nevertheless, fellowship applications cannot be

taken into consideration without a letter of admission to a master ’s

degree programme.

Fellowship application deadlines

There are two fellowship application deadlines for master ’s degree

programmes; one for programmes starting in the first quarter of

2010 and one for programmes starting in the third quarter of 2010.

(See also annex 3). The specific embassy deadlines for NFP

applications are listed for each country in section 5.5 ‘Fellowship

application deadlines of Netherlands embassies and consulates for

master ’s degree programmes starting in 2010’

A letter of admission should be in the candidate’s possession well

before the embassy’s deadline for submitting fellowship

applications. Therefore, candidates are strongly advised to start

the application procedure for admission as early as possible.

There is a good reason why NFP deadlines are scheduled so far in

advance. Candidates need time to p repare for a long stay abroad. It

takes at least three months to obtain a visa, for example, and other

logistical arrangements also take time.

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5. 4 Master’s degree programmes overview


application deadline


HAS Den Bosch, University of Applied Sciencesn MSc in Animal Biology & Welfare 17 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in International Horticulture 17 September 2010 01 February 2010

Van Hall Larenstein, University of Applied Sciences (location Wageningen)n M as te r i n A gr ic ul tu ra l P ro du ct io n C ha in M an ag em en t - H or ti cu lt ur e C ha in s 0 1 O ct ob er 2 01 0 0 1 F eb ru ar y 2 01 0n M as te r i n A gr ic ul tu ra l P ro du ct io n C ha in M an ag em en t - L iv es to ck C ha in s 0 1 O ct ob er 2 01 0 0 1 F eb ru ar y 2 01 0n M as ter i n M anagem ent of D ev el op ment - R ural D ev el op ment and Food Securit y 01 O ct ob er 2010 01 Feb ruary 2010n M as te r i n M an ag em en t o f D ev el op me nt - R ur al D ev el op me nt a nd G en de r 0 1 O ct ob er 2 01 0 0 1 F eb ru ar y 2 01 0n M as te r i n M an ag em en t o f D ev el op me nt - R ur al D ev el op me nt a nd H IV /A ID S 0 1 O ct ob er 2 01 0 0 1 F eb ru ar y 2 01 0n M as ter i n M anagement of D ev el op ment - R ural D ev el op ment and Com muni cati on 01 O ct ob er 2010 01 Feb ruary 2010

Wageningen University and Research Centren MSc in Food Safety 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Food Technology 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Forest and Nature Conservation 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n

M Sc i n M an ag em en t o f A gr o- Ec ol og ic al K no wl ed ge a nd S oc ia l C ha ng e 0 1 S ep te mb er 2 01 0 0 1 F eb ru ar y 2 01 0n MSc in Management, Economics and Consumer Studies 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Nutrition and Health 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Organic Agriculture 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Soil Science 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc Plant Sciences 01 January 2010 01 September 2009

0 1 S ep te mbe r 2 01 0 0 1 F eb ru ar y 2 01 0


Delft University of Technology n MSc in Architecture, Urbanism and Building Sciences 01 September 2010 01 February 2010

Eindhoven University of Technology n Master in Architecture, Building and Planning 01 September 2010 01 December 2009

International Institute for Geo-information Science and Earth Observation (ITC)n Master Degree Course in Geo-information Science & Earth Observation for

Geoinformatics


n M Sc D eg re e C ou rse in G eo in fo rm ati cs, wi th I IRS , D eh ra Du n, I ndi a 1 3 S ept emb er 2 01 0 0 1 F eb ru ar y 2 01 0n M Sc D egree Cours e i n G eoinformati cs , w it h KN Toosi Uni vers it y, Tehran, I ran 13 Sep temb er 2010 01 Feb ruary 2010n M Sc D eg re e C ou rse in G eo in fo rm ati cs, wi th R EC TA S, I le I fe , Ni ge ria 3 0 A ug us t 2 01 0 0 1 F ebr uar y 2 01 0n MSc Degree Course in Geo-information Science & Earth Observation for

Environmental Modeling & Management


n MSc Degree Course in Geo-information Science & Earth Observation for

Geoinformatics


n MSc Degree Course in Geo-information Science & Earth Observation for Land

Administration


n MSc Degree Course in Geo-information Science & Earth Observation for Land

Administration, with Changàn Univ., China


n MSc Degree Course in Geo-information Science & Earth Observation for UrbanPlanning and Management


n MSc Degree Course in Urban Planning & Management, with Wuhan University,

Wuhan, China


Saxion University of Applied Sciencesn European MSc in Real Estate Management 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Urban & Regional Planning 01 September 2010 01 February 2010

University of Groningenn MSc in Development Planning and Infrastructure Management (Double Degree

Programme)


n MSc in Environmental and Infrastructure Planning 01 September 2010 31 January 2010n MSc in Regional Studies 01 September 2010 31 January 2010

Wageningen University and Research Centren MSc in Geo-information Science 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Landscape Architecture and Planning 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Urban Environmental Management 01 September 2010 01 February 2010






Arts and Humanities

Amsterdam School of the Artsn Master`s Degree Programme in Museology 01 September 2010 01 February 2010

Leiden University n MA in African Linguistics 01 February 2010 01 September 2009

0 1 S ep te mbe r 2 01 0 0 1 F eb ru ar y 2 01 0n MA in Archaeology 01 February 2010 01 September 2009

0 1 S ep te mbe r 2 01 0 0 1 F eb ru ar y 2 01 0n MA in Archaeology (research) 01 February 2010 01 September 2009

0 1 S ep te mbe r 2 01 0 0 1 F eb ru ar y 2 01 0n MA in Islamic Studies 01 February 2010 01 September 2009

0 1 S ep te mbe r 2 01 0 0 1 F eb ru ar y 2 01 0n MA in Religious Studies: Islam in Western Europe 01 February 2010 01 September 2009

0 1 Se pte mbe r 2 01 0 0 1 F ebr ua ry 2 01 0

Maastricht University n MA in Arts and Heritage: Policy, Managemen t an d Edu cation 01 Se ptember 2 01 0 01 F ebru ary 2010n MA in Media Culture 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Cultures of Arts, Science and Technology 01 September 2010 01 February 2010

Protestant Theological University n Master of Cross Cultural Theology 01 September 2010 01 February 2010

Radboud University Nijmegenn Erasmus Mundus Master of Bioethics 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MA in Linguistics 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MA in Philosophy 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MA in Theology 01 September 2010 01 February 2010

University of Groningenn Linguistics (Research Master) 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n M A i n A pp li ed L in gu ist ic s: Te ac hi ng E ng li sh a s a F ore ig n L an gu ag e 0 1 S ep te mb er 2 01 0 0 1 F eb ru ar y 2 01 0n MA in Philosophy 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MA in Philosophy of a Specific Discipline 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n

MA in Philosophy: K nowledge and Knowledge Development 01 S eptember 201 0 01 February 2010

University of Twenten MSc in Philosophy of Science, Technology and Society 01 September 2010 01 February 2010

Utrecht University n MA in Applied Ethics 01 February 2010 01 September 2009

0 1 S ep te mbe r 2 01 0 0 1 F eb ru ar y 2 01 0n MA in Conflict Studies and Human Rights 01 September 2010 01 February 2010

Business administration and management

Business School Netherlands

n International Action Learning MBA 22 February 2010 01 September 20090 6 S ep te mbe r 2 01 0 0 1 F eb ru ar y 2 01 0

Fontys Hogescholen, University of Applied Sciencesn MSc in Information Systems 30 August 2010 01 February 2010

HAN University of Applied Sciencesn Master of International Business (MIB) 01 September 2010 01 February 2010

Hanze University Groningen, University of Applied Sciencesn Master of Business Administration 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MBA in International Business & Management 01 September 2010 01 February 2010

International Institute for Geo-information Science and Earth Observation (ITC)n MSc Degree Course in Geo-information Science & Earth Observation for

Governance and Spatial Information Management


Maastricht School of Management (MSM)n MBA in Management Information Systems 20 September 2010 01 February 2010n MBA Program in Accounting and Finance 20 September 2010 01 February 2010n MBA Program in Corporate Strategy and Economic Policy 20 September 2010 01 February 2010

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NHTV Breda University of Applied Sciencesn Master in Imagineering 01 September 2010 01 February 2010

Saxion University of Applied Sciencesn MA in Management 20 September 2010 01 February 2010n Master in Business Administration 20 September 2010 01 February 2010

The Hague University of Applied Sciencesn Master in Accounting and Control 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n Master of Business Administration 01 September 2010 01 February 2010

UNESCO-IHE Institute for Water Educationn MSc in Water Services Management 21 October 2010 01 February 2010

University of Groningenn MSc in Business Administration 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Human Resource Management 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in International Business & Management 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in International Business & Management, specialization: International Financial

Management (Double Degree Programme)


n MSc in Technology Management 01 September 2010 01 February 2010

University of Twenten M Sc i n B us in es s A dm in is tr at io n - s pe ci al iz at io n F in an ci al M an ag em en t 0 1 S ep te mb er 2 01 0 0 1 F eb ru ar y 2 01 0n M Sc i n B us ines s Ad mi ni st rati on - s peci al izati on Hum an R es ource M anagem ent 01 Sep temb er 2010 01 Feb ruary 2010n M Sc i n B us ines s Ad mi ni st rati on - s peci al izat ion Inform at ion M anagem ent 01 Sep temb er 2010 01 Feb ruary 2010n MSc in Business Administration - special ization Innovation and Entrepreneurship 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n M Sc i n B us ines s Adm inis trat ion - s peci al izat ion Int ernat ional M anagem ent 01 Sep temb er 2010 01 Feb ruary 2010n M Sc i n B us in es s A dm in is tr at io n - s pe ci al iz at io n S er vi ce M an ag em en t 0 1 S ep te mb er 2 01 0 0 1 F eb ru ar y 2 01 0n MSc in Educational Science and Technology - specialization Human Resource

Development (HRD)


n M SC i n P ub lic A dmi nis tr ati on - sp ec ia li za ti on P ubl ic Ma na ge me nt 0 1 S ep te mb er 2 01 0 0 1 F eb ru ar y 2 01 0

Van Hall Larenstein, University of Applied Sciences (location Wageningen)n European MBA in Food and Agribusiness 01 September 2010 01 February 2010

VU University Amsterdamn MSc in Accounting & Control 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Business Administration 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Finance 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Finance (honours track: Quantitative Finance) 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Marketing 01 September 2010 01 February 2010

Wageningen University and Research Centren MSc in Food Quality Management 01 September 2010 01 February 2010


Leiden University n MSc in Education and Child Studies 01 September 2010 01 February 2010

University of Amsterdamn MSc in Mathematics and Science Education 01 September 2010 01 December 2009

University of Groningenn MSc in Educational Sciences: Educational Effectiveness and Instructional Design 01 September 2010 01 February 2010

University of Twenten MSc in Educational Science and Technology - specialization Curriculum, Instruction

& Media Applications (CIMA)


n MSc in Educational Science and Technology - specialization Educational

Management, Evaluation and Assessment (EMEA)


Engineering

Delft University of Technology n MSc in Applied Earth Sciences 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in BioMedical Engineering 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Civil Engineering 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Computer Engineering 01 September 2010 01 February 2010






n MSc in Construction Management and Engineering (in cooperation with Eindhoven

Univ. of Technology and Univ. of Twente)


n MSc in Design for Interaction 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Electrical Engineering 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Embedded Systems 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Engineering & Policy Analysis 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Geomatics 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Integrated Product Design 01 September 2010 01 February 2010

n MSc in Management of Technology 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Marine Technology 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Materials Science and Engineering 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Mechanical Engineering 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Media and Knowledge Engineering 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Offshore Engineering 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Strategic Product Design 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Systems and Control 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Transport, Infrastructure and Logistics 01 September 2010 01 February 2010

Eindhoven University of Technology n MSc in Applied Physics 01 September 2010 01 December 2009n MSc in Biomedical Engineering 01 September 2010 01 December 2009n MSc in Building Services 01 September 2010 01 December 2009n MSc in Chemical Engineering 01 September 2010 01 December 2009n MSc in Construction Management and Engineering (in cooperation with Delft Univ.

of Technology and Univ. of Twente)

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n MSc in Electrical Engineering 01 September 2010 01 December 2009n MSc in Embedded Systems (in cooperation with Delft University of Technology and

University of Twente)


n MSc in Human Technology Interaction 01 September 2010 01 December 2009n MSc in Industrial Design 01 September 2010 01 December 2009n MSc in Innovation Management 01 September 2010 01 December 2009n MSc in Innovation Sciences 01 September 2010 01 December 2009n MSc in Mechanical Engineering 01 September 2010 01 December 2009n MSc in Operations Management & Logistics 01 September 2010 01 December 2009n MSc in Systems and Control 01 September 2010 01 December 2009

HAN University of Applied Sciencesn Master in Control Systems Engineering 13 September 2010 01 February 2010n Master in Information Systems Development 04 October 2010 01 February 2010n Master in Molecular Life Sciences 01 September 2010 01 February 2010

UNESCO-IHE Institute for Water Educationn International Master Programme in Hydroinformatics: modelling and information

systems for water management (MSc)

01 October 2010 01 February 2010

n M Sc i n H yd ra ul ic E ng in ee ri ng - C oa st al E ng in ee ri ng a nd P or t D ev el op me nt 2 1 O ct ob er 2 01 0 0 1 F eb ru ar y 2 01 0n MSc in Hydraulic Engineering - Land and Water Development 21 October 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Hydraulic Engineering and River Basin Development 21 October 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Hydroinformatics: modelling and information systems for water management 21 October 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Hydrology and Water Resources 21 October 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Sanitary Engineering 21 October 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Urban Water Engineering and Management 01 August 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Water Supply Engineering 21 October 2010 01 February 2010

University of Twenten MSc in Applied Physics 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Chemical Engineering 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Electrical Engineering 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Industrial Engineering and Management - specialization Information

Technology and Management


n MSc in Industrial Engineering and Management - specialization Financial

Engineering and Management


n MSc in Industrial Engineering and Management - specialization Health Care

Technology and Management


n MSc in Industrial Engineering and Management - specialization Production and

Logistic Management


n MSc in Mechatronics 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Nanotechnology 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Sustainable Energy Technology 31 August 2010 01 February 2010

Wageningen University and Research Centren MSc in Agricultural and Bioresource Engineering 01 September 2010 01 February 2010


Eindhoven University of Technology n Interdisciplinary Master Sustainable Energy Technology (in cooperation with Delft

Univ. of Technology & Univ. of Twente)


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International Institute for Geo-information Science and Earth Observation (ITC)n Master Degree Course in Geo-information Science & Earth Observation for Natural

Resources Management


n Master Degree Course in Geo-information Science & Earth Observation in two

topics, with UMSS, Cochabamba, Bolivia

08 F ebru ar y 2010 01 Septe mber 2009

n MSc Degree Course in Geo-information for Natural Resources & Environmental

Management, with Wuhan University, China


n MSc Degree Course in Geo-information Science & Earth Observation for Water

Resources & Environmental Management


n MSc Degree Course in Geo-information Science & Earth Observation in Natural

Resources Management


n MSc Degree Course in GIS for Natural Resource Management, with KNUST, Kumasi,

Ghana


Radboud University Nijmegenn MSc in Transnatio nal Ecosystem-based Water Managemen t 01 September 201 0 01 F ebruary 2010

Saxion University of Applied Sciencesn MSc in Environmental Science 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Nature Conservation and Biodiversity Management 01 September 201 0 01 February 2010

UNESCO-IHE Institute for Water Educationn MSc in Environmental Planning and Management 21 October 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Environmental Science and Technology 21 October 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Limnology and Wetland Ecosystems 21 October 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Water Quality Management 21 October 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Water Resources Management 21 October 2010 01 February 2010

University of Twenten MSc in Environmental and Energy Management 30 August 2010 01 February 2010

VU University Amsterdamn MSc in Ecology 30 August 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Environment and Resource Management 01 September 2010 01 February 2010

Wageningen University and Research Centren MSc in Earth System Science 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Environmental Sciences 01 January 2010 01 September 2009

0 1 S ep te mbe r 2 01 0 0 1 F eb ru ar y 2 01 0n MSc in International Land and Water Management 01 September 2010 01 February 2010

Fine and applied arts

Utrecht School of the Arts (HKU)n European Media Master of Arts (EMMA) 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MA in Arts Management 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MA in Design, pathway Editorial Design 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MA in Design, pathway Fashion Design 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MA in Design, pathway Interior Design 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MA in Design, pathway Public Space Design 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MA in Fine Art 01 September 2010 01 February 2010

Law

Erasmus University Rotterdamn Master`s Degree in Commercial Law 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n Master`s in International and European Public Law 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n P ostg ra du ate Ma ste r̀ s i n B usi ne ss , C or po ra te a nd M ar ti me L aw 0 1 S ep te mbe r 2 01 0 0 1 F ebr ua ry 2 01 0

Leiden University n LL.M. in Law (specialization European Law) 01 February 2010 01 September 2009

0 1 S ep te mbe r 2 01 0 0 1 F eb ru ar y 2 01 0n LL.M. in Law (specialization Public International Law) 01 February 2010 01 September 2009

0 1 S ep te mbe r 2 01 0 0 1 F eb ru ar y 2 01 0n Master of Laws: Advanced Studies in Air and Space Law 01 February 2010 01 September 2009

0 1 Se pte mbe r 2 01 0 0 1 F ebr ua ry 2 01 0n M as ter of Law s: Adv anced Studi es i n Europ ean and Int ernat ional B us ines s Law 01 Sep temb er 2010 01 Feb ruary 2010n Master o f Laws: Advanced Studies in Inter nation al Tax Law 01 September 2 01 0 01 F ebruary 2010n Master of Laws: Advanced Studies in Public Inter national Law 01 September 2 010 01 Febru ar y 201 0

Maastricht University n LLM in Tax Law; International and European Tax Law 30 August 2010 01 February 2010






n Master in Comparative, Euro pean and Inter national Law (LL.M.) 30 Augu st 2010 01 Febru ar y 201 0n Master in European Law School 30 August 2010 01 February 2010n Master in Globalisation and Law 30 August 2010 01 February 2010n Master in International Laws 30 August 2010 01 February 2010

Radboud University Nijmegenn LLM European Law 01 February 2010 01 September 2009


The Hague University of Applied Sciencesn Master in European Law and Policy 01 September 2010 01 February 2010

UNESCO-IHE Institute for Water Educationn MSc in Water Conflict Management 21 October 2010 01 February 2010

University of Amsterdamn LLM European Private Law 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n LLM International and European Law 01 September 2010 01 February 2010

University of Groningenn Criminal Law and Criminology (LL.M.) 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n European Law (LL.M.) 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n International and Comparative Private Law (LL.M.) 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n International Economic and Business Law (LL.M.) 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n I nt er na ti on al L aw a nd t he L aw o f I nt er na ti on al O rg an iz at io ns ( LL .M .) 0 1 S ep te mb er 2 01 0 0 1 F eb ru ar y 2 01 0

Utrecht University n Conflict and Security Law 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n European Law 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n International Business Law and Globalisation 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n International Law of Human Rights and Criminal Justice 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n Law and Economics 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n L eg al R es ea rc h: D yn am ic s o f L aw i n E ur op ea n a nd I nt er na ti on al C on te xt 0 1 S ep te mb er 2 01 0 0 1 F eb ru ar y 2 01 0n Public International Law 01 September 2010 01 February 2010

VU University Amsterdamn Master International Business Law 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n

Master of Laws (L aw an d Politics o f Inter national Security) 01 September 2010 01 February 2010

Mass communication and Information Science

Hogeschool Utrecht, University of Applied Sciencesn Master in International Applied Communication (MIAC) 01 September 2010 01 February 2010

Leiden University n MSc in Media Technology 01 February 2010 01 September 2009


The Hague University of Applied Sciencesn Master in International Communication Management 01 September 2010 01 February 2010

University of Twenten MSc in Communication Studies (CS) 01 September 2010 01 February 2010

Wageningen University and Research Centren MSc in Applied Communication Science 01 September 2010 01 February 2010

Mathematics and computer science

Delft University of Technology n MSc in Applied Mathematics 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Computer Science 01 September 2010 01 February 2010

Eindhoven University of Technology n Master in Business Information Systems 01 September 2010 01 December 2009n Master in Computer Science and Engineering 01 September 2010 01 December 2009n Master in Industrial and Applied Mathematics 01 September 2010 01 December 2009

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Leiden University n MSc in Computer Science 01 February 2010 01 September 2009

0 1 Se pte mbe r 2 01 0 0 1 F ebr ua ry 2 01 0n MSc in ICT in Business 01 February 2010 01 September 2009


Radboud University Nijmegenn

MSc in Computing Science 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Information Science 01 September 2010 01 February 2010

University of Twenten MSc in Applied Mathematics 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Business Information Technology 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Computer Science 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Embedded Systems 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Human Media Interaction 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Systems and Control 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Telematics 01 September 2010 01 February 2010


Erasmus University Rotterdamn MSc in Clinical Epidemiology 09 August 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Health Sciences 09 August 2010 01 February 2010

Hogeschool van Amsterdam, University of Applied Sciencesn European MSc in Occupational Therapy 01 January 2010 01 September 2009

KIT (Royal Tropical Institute)n M as te r o f P ub li c H ea lt h ( In te rn at io na l C ou rs e i n H ea lt h D ev el op me nt ) 2 0 S ep te mb er 2 01 0 0 1 F eb ru ar y 2 01 0

Leiden University n MSc in Biomedical Sciences 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Bio-Pharmaceutical Sciences 01 February 2010 01 September 2009


Maastricht University n MSc in Health Professions Education (E-learning) 25 May 2010 01 September 2009n MSc in Health Sciences Research Master 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Mental Health Sciences 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Molecular Life Sciences 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n M Sc i n P hys ic al A cti vity a nd H ea lt h w ith t hre e sp ec ia li sa ti on s 0 1 S ep te mb er 2 01 0 0 1 F eb ru ar y 2 01 0n MSc in Public Health for Professionals 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Public Health with five specialisations 01 September 2010 01 February 2010

Radboud University Nijmegenn MSc in Biomedical Sciences 01 September 2010 01 February 2010

University of Twenten MSc in Health Sciences 01 September 2010 01 February 2010

Utrecht University n MSc in Biology of Disease 01 February 2010 01 September 2009

0 1 S ep te mb er 2 01 0 0 1 F eb ru ar y 2 01 0n MSc in Biomedical Image Sciences 01 February 2010 01 September 2009

0 1 S ep te mbe r 2 01 0 0 1 F eb ru ar y 2 01 0n MSc in Drug Innovation 01 February 2010 01 September 2009

0 1 S ep te mbe r 2 01 0 0 1 F eb ru ar y 2 01 0n MSc in Epidemiology 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Epidemiology Postgraduate 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Immunity and Infection 01 February 2010 01 September 2009

0 1 S ep te mbe r 2 01 0 0 1 F eb ru ar y 2 01 0n MSc in Laboratory Animal Science 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Veterinary and Molecular Pathology 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Veterinary Epidemiology and Economics 01 September 2010 01 February 2010

VU University Amsterdamn MSc in Biomedical Sciences 30 August 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Biomolecular Sciences / Cell Biology 30 August 2010 01 February 2010






Natural sciences

Erasmus University Rotterdamn MSc in Molecular Medicine 01 September 2010 01 February 2010

International Institute for Geo-information Science and Earth Observation (ITC)n MSc Degree Course in Geo-information for Spatial Planning & Risk Management,

with the University Gadjah Mada, Indonesia


n MSc Degree Course in Geo-information Science & Earth Observation for Applied

Earth Sciences


n MSc Degree Course in Geo-information Science & Earth Observation for Geo-

Hazards, with IIRS, Dehra Dun, India


Leiden University n MSc in Biology 01 February 2010 01 September 2009

0 1 S ep te mbe r 2 01 0 0 1 F eb ru ar y 2 01 0n MSc in Life Science and Technology (in cooperation with Delft University of

Technology)



Radboud University Nijmegenn MSc in Molecular Mechanisms of Disease 01 September 2010 01 February 2010

University of Amsterdamn MSc in Biological Sciences 01 September 2010 01 December 2009n MSc in Forensic Science 01 September 2010 01 December 2009

Utrecht University n MSc in Biomolecular Sciences 01 February 2010 01 September 2009

0 1 S ep te mbe r 2 01 0 0 1 F eb ru ar y 2 01 0n MSc in Environmental Biology 01 February 2010 01 September 2009

0 1 S ep te mbe r 2 01 0 0 1 F eb ru ar y 2 01 0n MSc in Experimental Physics 01 February 2010 01 September 2009

0 1 S ep te mbe r 2 01 0 0 1 F eb ru ar y 2 01 0n MSc in History and Philosophy of Science 01 February 2010 01 September 2009

0 1 S ep te mbe r 2 01 0 0 1 F eb ru ar y 2 01 0n MSc in Meteorology, Physical Oceanography and Climate 01 February 2010 01 September 2009

0 1 S ep te mbe r 2 01 0 0 1 F eb ru ar y 2 01 0n MSc in Nanomaterials: Chemistry and Physics 01 February 2010 01 September 2009

0 1 S ep te mbe r 2 01 0 0 1 F eb ru ar y 2 01 0n MSc in Sustainable Development 01 February 2010 01 September 2009

0 1 Se pte mbe r 2 01 0 0 1 F ebr ua ry 2 01 0n MSc in Theoretical Physics 01 February 2010 01 September 2009

0 1 Se pte mbe r 2 01 0 0 1 F ebr ua ry 2 01 0n MSc in Toxicology and Environmental Health 01 February 2010 01 September 2009


VU University Amsterdamn MSc in Biology 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Earth Sciences 30 August 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Geosciences of Basin and Lithosphere 30 August 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Hydrology 30 August 2010 01 February 2010

Wageningen University and Research Centren MSc in Animal Sciences 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Aquaculture and Fisheries 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Bioinformatics 01 January 2010 01 September 2009

0 1 S ep te mbe r 2 01 0 0 1 F eb ru ar y 2 01 0n MSc in Biology 01 January 2010 01 September 2009

0 1 S ep te mbe r 2 01 0 0 1 F eb ru ar y 2 01 0n MSc in Biotechnology 01 January 2010 01 September 2009

0 1 S ep te mbe r 2 01 0 0 1 F eb ru ar y 2 01 0n MSc in Hydrology and Water Quality 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Meteorology and Air Quality 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MSc in Molecular Life Sciences 01 January 2010 01 September 2009

0 1 S ep te mbe r 2 01 0 0 1 F eb ru ar y 2 01 0n MSc in Plant Biotechnology 01 January 2010 01 September 2009



NHTV Breda University of Applied Sciencesn Master in Tourism Destination Management 13 September 2010 01 February 2010

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Saxion University of Applied Sciencesn European MSc in Facility Management 01 September 2010 01 February 2010

Stenden University of Applied Sciences (location Leeuwarden)n MA in International Service Management (MAISM) 01 February 2010 01 September 2009

30 August 2010 01 February 2010

Wageningen University and Research Centren MSc in Leisure, Tourism and Environment 01 September 2010 01 February 2010


Erasmus University Rotterdamn MSc in Maritime Economics and Logistics (MEL) 01 November 2010 01 February 2010

Institute for Housing and Urban Development Studies (IHS)n Master Course on Urban Management & Development: Specialisation Urban

Environmental & Infrastructure Management (UMD7-E)


n Master Course on Urban Management and Development (UMD7 ) 08 Octob er 201 0 01 February 2010n Master Course on Urban Management and Development: Specialisation

Development Strategies (UMD7-D)


n Master Course on Urban Management and Development: Specialisation Housing,

making it accessible for all (UMD7-H)


n Master Course on Urban Management and Development: Specialisation Managing

Urban Governance (UMD7-G)


n Master Course on Urban Management and Development: Specialisation Urban

Social Development (UMD7-S)


n Master Course Urban Management & Development: Specialisation Land

Development Strategies & the Future of Cities (UMD7-L)


Institute of Social Studies (ISS)n M A i n D eve lo pme nt S tu di es: L oc al D ev elo pm en t S tr ate gi es ( LD S) 0 6 S ep te mb er 2 01 0 0 1 F eb ru ar y 2 01 0n M A i n D ev el op ment Studi es : Speci al is at ion Chi ld and Yout h Studi es (CYS) 06 Sep temb er 2010 01 Feb ruary 2010n MA in Development Studies: Specialisation Conflict, Reconstruction and Human

Security (CRS)


n M A i n D ev el op ment Studi es : Speci al is at ion D ev el op ment R es earch (DR ES) 06 Sep temb er 2010 01 Feb ruary 2010n

M A i n D ev el op ment Studi es : Speci al is at ion Economi cs of D ev el op ment (ECD) 06 Sep temb er 2010 01 Feb ruary 2010n MA in Development Studies: Specialisation Environment and Sustainable

Development (ESD)


n M A i n D ev el op ment Studi es : Speci al is at ion G ov ernance and D em ocracy (G&D) 06 Sep temb er 2010 01 Feb ruary 2010n MA in Development Studies: Specialisation Human Rights, Development and Social

Justice (HDS)


n MA in Development Studies: Specialisation International Political Economy and

Development (IPED)


n MA in Development Studies: Specialisation Politics of Alternative Development

(PAD)


n MA in Development Studies: Specialisation Population, Poverty and Social

Development (PPSD)


n MA in Development Studies: Specialisation Poverty Studies and Policy Analysis

(POV)


n MA in Development Studies: Special isation Public Policy and Management (PPM) 06 September 2010 01 February 2010n MA in Development Studies: Specialisation Rural Livelihoods and Global Change

(RLGC)


n MA in Development Studies: Special isation Women, Gender, Development (WGD) 06 September 2010 01 February 2010n MA in Development Studies: Specialisation Work, Employment and Globalisation

(WEG)


Leiden University n MA in African Languages and Cultures 01 February 2010 01 September 2009

0 1 S ep te mbe r 2 01 0 0 1 F eb ru ar y 2 01 0n MA in African Studies (research) 01 February 2010 01 September 2009

0 1 S ep te mbe r 2 01 0 0 1 F eb ru ar y 2 01 0n MA in Cultural Anthropology and Development Sociology 01 February 2010 01 September 2009

0 1 S ep te mbe r 2 01 0 0 1 F eb ru ar y 2 01 0n MA in European Union Studies 01 September 2010 01 February 2010n MA in Political Science 01 February 2010 01 September 2009

0 1 Se pte mbe r 2 01 0 0 1 F ebr ua ry 2 01 0n M A i n P ol iti ca l S cie nc e R ese ar ch : I nst it uti on al A na ly si s ( re se arc h) 0 1 F ebr ua ry 2 01 0 0 1 S ep te mb er 2 00 9

0 1 S ep te mbe r 2 01 0 0 1 F eb ru ar y 2 01 0n MSc in Educational Sciences: Normal and Deviant Patterns of Attachment and Self-

Regulated Learning (research)0 1 S ep te mbe r 2 01 0 0 1 F eb ru ar y 2 01 0

n MSc in Psychology 01 February 2010 01 September 2009

0 1 S ep te mbe r 2 01 0 0 1 F eb ru ar y 2 01 0n MSc in Psychology: Decision making and action control in self-regulation of human

behaviour (research)


0 1 S ep te mbe r 2 01 0 0 1 F eb ru ar y 2 01 0n MSc in Public Administration 01 February 2010 01 September 2009








5.6 Master’s degree programmes starting in 2010


HAS Den Bosch, University of Applied SciencesInternational Office

P.O. Box 90108, 5200 MA 's-Hertogenbosch, The NetherlandsPhone: 31 - (0)73-6923600 Fax: 31 - (0)73-6923699

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.hasdenbosch.nl

n MSc in Animal Biology & Welfare

Takes (partly) place in: United Kingdom

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: Bachelor in Animal Husbandry or

equivalent.


Other requirements: Experience is recommended.

n

MSc in International Horticulture Takes (partly) place in: United Kingdom

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: Bachelor in agriculture/horticulture,

biology, business or other relevant study.


Other requirements: Experience is recommended.

Van Hall Larenstein, University of Applied Sciences(location Wageningen)International Education

P.O. Box 411, 6700 AK Wageningen, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)317-486262 Fax: 31 - (0)317-486280E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.vanhall-larenstein.nl

n Master in Agricultural Production Chain Management -

Horticulture Chains

Leading to: Master's Degree




Educational requirements: Bachelor degree or an equivalent

qualification in agriculture or a related

subject.

Professional requirements: Relevant working experience.

Other requirements: Computer literacy.

n Master in Agricultural Production Chain Management -

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n Master in Management of Development - Rural

Development and Food Security



Next course begins: 01 October 2010 Academic application deadlines: 01 February 2010



subject.




Development and Gender







subject.




Development and HIV/AIDS







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Development and Communication







subject.



Wageningen University and Research CentreStudent Information Desk


Phone: 31 - (0)317-484223 Fax: 31 - (0)317-484464

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.wur.nl

n MSc in Food Safety

Leading to: MSc

Course duration: 2 Years



Educational requirements: Bachelor`s degree in agriculture, the food

or health sciences or related fields.

Other requirements: Grade Point Average of at least 70%;

good skills in mathematics and/or

statistics; basic computer skills.

n MSc in Food Technology

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: Bachelor`s degree in the agri-food

sciences, food technology,

biotechnology, chemical engineering or

related fields.




n MSc in Forest and Nature Conservation

Leading to: MSc

Course duration: 2 YearsNext course begins: 01 September 2010


Educational requirements: BSc degree in forestry, nature

conservation or other related

environmental and social sciences.


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n MSc in Management of Agro-Ecological Knowledge and

Social Change

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: Bachelor`s degree in a technical science,

life science or relevant managementstudy.




n MSc in Management, Economics and Consumer Studies

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: Socio-economic Bachelor`s degree or a

life sciences degree. Requirement differ

per specialisation.




n MSc in Nutrition and Health

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: At least a Bachelor`s degree in Nutrition,

Health or related sciences.


good skills in statistics; basic computer

skills.

n MSc in Organic Agriculture

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: Bachelor`s degree in the agricultural

sciences, social sciences, biology,

economics or related fields.




n MSc in Soil Science

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: Bachelor`s degree in earth sciences,

agricultural sciences, geography or

related fields.




n MSc Plant Sciences

Leading to: MSc


Next course begins: 01 January 2010; 01 September 2010

Academic application deadlines: 01 September 2009; 01 February 2010

Educational requirements: Bachelor`s degree in biology, agriculture,

horticulture, life sciences or related

fields.





Delft University of Technology Faculty of Architecture

P.O. Box 5043, 2600 GA Delft, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)15-2784530 Fax: 31 - (0)15-2788055

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.studyat.tudelft.nl

n MSc in Architecture, Urbanism and Building SciencesLeading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc degree (or equivalent) of a high

quality and level. The main subject of the

BSc study should match the envisaged

TU Delft MSc-programme.

Other requirements: See: www.tudelft.nl/msc.

Eindhoven University of Technology Department of Architecture, Building and Planning

P.O. Box 513, 5600 MB Eindhoven, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)40-2474747 Fax: 31 - (0)40-2441692

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: w3.bwk.tue.nl/en/

n Master in Architecture, Building and Planning

Leading to: MSc



Academic application deadlines: 01 December 2009




Phone: 31 - (0)53-4874444 Fax: 31 - (0)53-4874400


n Master Degree Course in Geo-information Science &

Earth Observation for Geoinformatics






in a field related to Geoinformatics.



n MSc Degree Course in Geoinformatics, with IIRS, Dehra

Dun, India

Takes (partly) place in: IndiaLeading to: MSc








n MSc Degree Course in Geoinformatics, with KN Toosi

University, Tehran, Iran

Takes (partly) place in: Iran

Leading to: MSc



Academic application deadlines: 01 February 2010Educational requirements: BSc degree from a recognized university




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n MSc Degree Course in Geoinformatics, with RECTAS, Ile

Ife, Nigeria

Takes (partly) place in: Nigeria

Leading to: MSc








n MSc Degree Course in Geo-information Science & Earth

Observation for Environmental Modeling & Management

Takes (partly) place in: Great Britain, Sweden, Poland

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: First class or Upper Second (2.1)

honours, BSc degree or equivalent from a


relate to the course.

Professional requirements: Preferably combined with working

experience in a relevant field (not

compulsory).

Other requirements: Proof of proficiency in English is strictly

required.


Observation for Geoinformatics

Leading to: MSc









Observation for Land Administration

Leading to: MScCourse duration: 18 Months



Educational requirements: BSc in land related subjects.


Observation for Land Administration, with Changàn Univ.,

China

Takes (partly) place in: China

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc or equivalent in related disciplines.

Professional requirements: Work experience is recommended.





Observation for Urban Planning and Management

Leading to: MSc






Professional requirements: Some years professional experience in


Management is recommended.

Other requirements: Experience with computers and

background in mathematics.

n MSc Degree Course in Urban Planning & Management,

with Wuhan University, Wuhan, China


Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc in a relevant field.

Professional requirements: Some years of professional experience in


Management, but also open to BSc

students continuing for a MSc degree.

Other requirements: Proficiency in Chinese language (some

parts in China are conducted in Chinese

as well as English).



Phone: 31 - (0)570-663789 Fax: 31 - (0)570-663628


n European MSc in Real Estate Management

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: Bachelor`s degree in real estate

management, facility management,

economics, architecture or related field.

Professional requirements: Some professional experience desirable.



Phone: 31 - (0)570-663789 Fax: 31 - (0)570-663628


n MSc in Urban & Regional Planning

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: Bachelor`s degree in urban/regional

planning, geography, regional

development or another related scientific

discipline.

Professional requirements: Helpful, but not required.

University of GroningenFaculty of Spatial Sciences

P.O. Box 800, 9700 AV Groningen, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)50-3633898 Fax: 31 - (0)50-3633901


Internet: www.rug.nl/frw/onderwijs/masteropleiding/mastereip/indcx

n MSc in Regional Studies

Leading to: MSc


Next course begins: 01 September 2010 Academic application deadlines: 31 January 2010

Educational requirements: Bachelor`s degree in human geography

and/or urban and regional planning or

comparable qualifications.

Other requirements: Basic knowledge of statistical methods.

University of GroningenFaculty of Spatial Sciences / Planning


Phone: 31 - (0)50-3633898 Fax: 31 - (0)50-3633901

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.rug.nl/internationalmasters

n MSc in Development Planning and Infrastructure

Management (Double Degree Programme)


Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: Bachelor`s degree in planning or human

geography.

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first year at Institut Teknologi Bandung,

Indonesia.

n MSc in Environmental and Infrastructure Planning


Leading to: MSc



Academic application deadlines: 31 January 2010

Educational requirements: Bachelor`s degree in planning or human

geography.



Phone: 31 - (0)317-484223 Fax: 31 - (0)317-484464


n MSc in Geo-information Science

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc in information and communication

technology, land use planning, land and

water management, forestry or related

environmental and social sciences.




n MSc in Landscape Architecture and Planning

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc in landscape architecture,

geography, rural planning, landscape

planning or related fields.




n MSc in Urban Environmental Management

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc/BA in urban, environmental, or

management studies, environmental

engineering, architecture, geography,

economics or related fields.




Arts and Humanities

Amsterdam School of the ArtsReinwardt Academy/Department of Museology

Dapperstraat 315, 1093 BS Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)20-5277100 Fax: 31 - (0)20-5277101

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.reinwardtacademie.nl

n Master`s Degree Programme in Museology





Educational requirements: University degree (Bachelor or postgraduate) in any field or a (Bachelor)

degree from a university of applied

sciences or arts.

Professional requirements: Demonstrable knowledge of and

experience in the museum field is

preferred.

Leiden University International Office

P.O. Box 9500, 2300 RA Leiden, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)71-5277287 Fax: 31 - (0)71-5277298

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.leiden.edu

n MA in African LinguisticsLeading to: MA


Next course begins: 01 February 2010; 01 September 2010


Educational requirements: BA in African Languages and Cultures or

an equivalent, or a Bachelor ’s in

Linguistics or relevant certificates from

other universities.

Other requirements: See website www.mastersinleiden.nl for

details.

n MA in Archaeology

Leading to: MA




Educational requirements: BA degree (or equivalent) in Archaeology

or a relevant discipline. See

www.mastersinleiden.nl for details.

Other requirements: See website www.mastersinleiden.nl.

n MA in Archaeology (research)

Leading to: MA




Educational requirements: BSc in Archaeology (or equivalent) or a

relevant discipline (See

www.mastersinleiden.nl).


details.

n MA in Islamic Studies

Leading to: MA




Educational requirements: BA degree in Islamic Studies, or an

equivalent degree from a recognised

institution (see website


Other requirements: Working knowledge of one Islamic

language, preferably Arabic. See


n MA in Religious Studies: Islam in Western Europe

Leading to: MA Course duration: 1 Year



Educational requirements: BA in World Religions (with a

specialisation in Islam) or a BA in a

neighboring discipline if trained in the

academic study of religion.


details.

Maastricht University Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences


Phone: 31 - (0)43-3883388 Fax: 31 - (0)43-3884917

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.unimaas.nl

n MA in Arts and Heritage: Policy, Management and

Education

Leading to: MA



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Educational requirements: Bachelor from relevant field.

n MA in Media Culture

Leading to: MA




Educational requirements: Bachelor degree in a relevant academic

field.

Other requirements: Letter of motivation.

n MSc in Cultures of Arts, Science and Technology

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: Relevant undergraduate degree in the

humanities or social sciences.

Other requirements: Keen motivation and personal vision on

being a researcher, high scholarly

abilities.

Protestant Theological University

P.O. Box 5021, 8260 GA Kampen, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)38-3371600 Fax: 31 - (0)38-3371613

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.pthu.nl

n Master of Cross Cultural Theology

Leading to: MA




Educational requirements: Bachelor degree in theology or

equivalent.

Other requirements: Bachelor Theology.

Radboud University NijmegenFaculty of Arts / Linguistics

P.O. Box 9103, 6500 HD Nijmegen, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)24-3612056 Fax: 31 - (0)24-3611070E-mail: [email protected]

Internet: www.ru.nl/english/education/programmes/

n MA in Linguistics

Leading to: MA




Educational requirements: Bachelor, including 60 ECTS in

linguistics.

Radboud University NijmegenFaculty of Medical Sciences / Ethics, Philosophy and Historyof Medicine


Phone: 31 - (0)24-3615320 Fax: 31 - (0)24-3540254


Internet: www.masterbioethics.org

n Erasmus Mundus Master of Bioethics

Takes (partly) place in: Belgium, Italy

Leading to: MA




Educational requirements: Master`s degree in either: medical

sciences, philosophy, nursing studies,

theology, law, health care management.

Professional requirements: 3-10 years health care.

Other requirements: Working experience in a health care

setting.

Radboud University NijmegenFaculty of Philosophy


Phone: 31 - (0)24 3612168 Fax: 31 - (0)24 3615564



n MA in Philosophy

Leading to: MA



Educational requirements: BA in Philosophy.

Other requirements: High grades in BA training.

Radboud University NijmegenFaculty of Theology


Phone: 31 - (0)24-3612474 Fax: 31 - (0)24-3611802



n MA in Theology

Leading to: MA




Educational requirements: Bachelor`s degree in Theology.

Other requirements: Motivation letter, academic transcript.

University of GroningenFaculty of Arts / Language and Communication

P.O. Box 716, 9700 AS Groningen, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)50-3635800

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.rug.nl/let/lct

n MA in Applied Linguistics: Teaching English as a Foreign

Language

Leading to: MA




Educational requirements: BA in modern languages, linguistics or

education.

University of GroningenFaculty of Arts / Linguistics


Phone: 31 - (0)50-3635907 Fax: 31 - (0)50-3635704

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.rug.nl/let/researchmasters

n Linguistics (Research Master)

Leading to: MA



Educational requirements: BA degree in Linguistics,

Communication, Humanities Computing

or a Language and Culture Studies.

Other requirements: Letter of motivation and letters of

recommendation.

University of GroningenFaculty of Philosophy

Oude Boteringestraat 52, 9712 GL Groningen, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)50-3636161 Fax: 31 - (0)50-3636160


n MA in Philosophy

Leading to: MA




Educational requirements: Bachelor`s degree in philosophy or

equivalent.

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n MA in Philosophy of a Specific Discipline

Leading to: MA





equivalent.

n MA in Philosophy: Knowledge and Knowledge

Development

Leading to: MA





equivalent.

Other requirements: Statement of motivation; letters of

reference, curriculum vitae, transcript of

records.

University of TwenteFaculty of Behavioural Sciences

P.O. Box 217, 7500 AE Enschede, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)53-4893836 Fax: 31 - (0)53-4891104

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: ieo.edte.utwente.nl/hrd

n MSc in Philosophy of Science, Technology and Society

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: Bachelor in (applied) natural science,

engineering, computer or information

science, biomedical science,

environmental science or equivalent.

Professional requirements: Some experience with reading and

analysing texts in the humanities and

social sciences.

Other requirements: Good writing skills / Computer skills.

Utrecht University

Faculty of Humanities / Centre for Conflict Studies

Muntstraat 2a, 3512 EV Utrecht, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)30-253 6443 Fax: 31 - (0)30-253 6024


Internet: www.uu.nl/internationalstudents

n MA in Conflict Studies and Human Rights

Leading to: MA




Educational requirements: BA with preferably 30 ECTS in conflict

studies/human rights courses. Must have

taken courses that have a link to the field

of conflict studies.

Utrecht University Faculty of Humanities / Ethics Institute

P.O. Box 80103, 3508 TC Utrecht, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)30-253 4399 Fax: 31 - (0)30-253 9410

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.uu.nl/internationalstudents

n MA in Applied Ethics

Leading to: MA




Educational requirements: An academic Bachelor ’s degree or similar

education.

Professional requirements: Basic knowledge of ethics, preferably a

minor in ethics.

Other requirements: A written paper on a subject in the field of

(applied) ethics.

Business administration and

management

Business School Netherlands

P.O. Box 709, 4116 ZJ Buren, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)344-579030 Fax: 31 - (0)344-579050

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.bsn.eu/english

n International Action Learning MBA Leading to: MBA




Educational requirements: MBA students have finalised at least a

Bachelor ’s study and are employed in a

management or management trainee

position.

Professional requirements: MBA students must hold a management

or management trainee position. Prior

experience is acknowledged.

Other requirements: A company declaration is required to

unerwrite the Action Larning principle.

Fontys Hogescholen, University of Applied SciencesDepartment of Information & Communication Technology

P.O. Box 347, 5600 AH Eindhoven, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)877-878127 Fax: 31 – (0)877-879799

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.fontys.edu/ictandengineering

n MSc in Information Systems

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: Bachelor degree in an Economic or

Technical subject or an equivalent.

HAN University of Applied Sciences

Arnhem Business School

P.O. Box 5171, 6802 ED Arnhem, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)26-3691333 Fax: 31 - (0)26-3691367

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.abs.han.nl

n Master of International Business (MIB)





Educational requirements: Bachelor in business or a related field.

Professional requirements: 1 year experience.

Other requirements: Minimum age 21 years.

Hanze University Groningen, University of AppliedSciencesInternational Business School

P.O. Box 3037, 9701 DA Groningen, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)50-5954051 Fax: 31 - (0)50-5954999

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.hanze.nl

n Master of Business Administration

Leading to: MBA




Educational requirements: BA or BSc.

Professional requirements: 3-5years of relevant work experience.

n MBA in International Business & Management Takes (partly) place in: United Kingdom

Leading to: MBA




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Educational requirements: Bachelor`s degree in business or a

business related field or sufficient

relevant business experience.

Professional requirements: Work experience is recommended.



Phone: 31 - (0)53-4874444 Fax: 31 - (0)53-4874400



Observation for Governance and Spatial Information

Management

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc in social science, economics,

geography, political science, planning,

Natural Resources Management or

equivalent.

Professional requirements: Several years of experience in public or

private sector or academia is highly

recommended.

Maastricht School of Management (MSM)Maastricht Programs Department


Phone: 31 - (0)43-3870808 Fax: 31 - (0)43-3610800


n MBA in Management Information Systems

Leading to: MBA




Educational requirements: Bachelor`s degree in a relevant field of

study or its professional equivalent. A

GMAT score of 500+ is desirable.Professional requirements: 3+ years work experience, preferably in a

management position.

Other requirements: Team player, good analytical skills,

interest in cross-cultural management.

n MBA Program in Accounting and Finance

Leading to: MBA





study. A GMAT score of 500+ is desirable.

Professional requirements: 3+ years working experience, preferably

in a management position.



n MBA Program in Corporate Strategy and Economic Policy

Leading to: MBA





study. A GMAT score of 500+ is desirable.

Professional requirements: 3+ years working experience, preferably

in a management position.



NHTV Breda University of Applied Sciences Academy for Tourism

P.O. Box 3917, 4800 DX Breda, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)76-5302203 Fax: 31 - (0)76-5302205

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.nhtv.nl

n Master in Imagineering





Educational requirements: Bachelor degree, preferable a Bachelor of

Business Administration in a relevant

field of study e.g.

Professional requirements: Professional experience is preferred,

however a study related work programme

may be accepted as an alternative.

Other requirements: Motivation and personal qualities are

criteria for admission, assessed during

intake interview (by telephone). Sufficient

level of English.



Phone: 31 - (0)570-663789 Fax: 31 - (0)570-663628


n MA in Management

Leading to: MA




Educational requirements: Bachelor degree in a related business

field.Professional requirements: 1 year experience in a related field is

required.

n Master in Business Administration

Leading to: MBA




Educational requirements: Bachelor degree in a related business

field.

Professional requirements: 2 years in a relevant field.

The Hague University of Applied Sciences Academy of Masters & Professional Courses

P.O. Box 19050, 2500 CB The Hague, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)70-4458900 Fax: 31 - (0)70-4458194

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.thehagueuniversity.nl

n Master in Accounting and Control





Educational requirements: Bachelor`s degree in Business Studies.

Professional requirements: 1 year.

Other requirements: Drive, energy, self-reliance.

n Master of Business Administration

Leading to: MBA

Course duration: 1 Year Next course begins: 01 September 2010


Educational requirements: Bachelor`s degree (BA-BSc) and

appropriate work experience (during

Bachelor`s study or else).

Professional requirements: Preferably 1 year of work experience on

management level.

Other requirements: GMAT voluntary/preferred 500. Drive,

energy, self-reliance.



Phone: 31 - (0)15-2151715 Fax: 31 - (0)15-2122921


n MSc in Water Services Management

Leading to: MSc




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university.

Professional requirements: Preferably 2 to 3 years of practical or

research work experience.

University of GroningenFaculty of Economics and Business / Master's programmes


Phone: 31 - (0)50-3637343 Fax: 31 - (0)50-3632341

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.rug.nl/internationalstudents

n MSc in Business Administration

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc/BA degree: business studies;

business administration or equivalent. In

the event of deficiencies, you may qualify

for the 1-year pre-programme.

Other requirements: In some cases a phone interview and/or

the writing of an essay under supervision

may be required.

n MSc in Human Resource Management

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc/BA degree: business studies;

business economics; organizational

psychology; sociology; law. Basic

knowledge of HRM and organizational

theory.

Other requirements: In some cases: phone interview and/or

writing of essay under supervision. In

case of deficiencies you may qualify for

the 1-year pre-programme.

n MSc in International Business & Management

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc/BA degree majoring in business,

management and economics-related

field.

n MSc in International Business & Management,

specialization: International Financial Management (Double

Degree Programme)

Takes (partly) place in: Sweden

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc/BA business studies, management,economics, or related fields. Some

background in finance, accounting and

international management.

Other requirements: Students must be willing to follow (at

least) 6 months of the programme at the

University of Uppsala, Sweden. .

n MSc in Technology Management

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc in technology management. If you

have a BSc in the field of management

and technology from another university

than Groningen: see website.



Phone: 31 - (0)53-4893836 Fax: 31 - (0)53-4891104


n MSc in Educational Science and Technology -

specialization Human Resource Development (HRD)

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: Bachelor`s degree in social sciences,

incl. domain-specific knowledge and

proficiency in social sciences research

techniques and methodology.


University of TwenteSchool of Management and Governance


Phone: 31 - (0)53-4895489 Fax: 31 - (0)53-4894340

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.graduate.utwente.nl

n

MSc in Business Administration - specialization FinancialManagement

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc in Business Administration or a

related field.

n MSc in Business Administration - specialization Human

Resource Management

Leading to: MSc





related field.

n MSc in Business Administration - specialization

Information Management

Leading to: MSc





related field.


Innovation and Entrepreneurship

Leading to: MSc





related field.


International Management

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc in Business administration or a

related field.

n MSc in Business Administration - specialization Service

ManagementLeading to: MSc





related field.

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n MSC in Public Administration - specialization Public

Management

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc in a related discipline, like political

science, economics, sociology, law,

public administration.

Van Hall Larenstein, University of Applied Sciences

(location Wageningen)International Education

P.O. Box 411, 6700 AK Wageningen, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)317-486262 Fax: 31 - (0)317-486280

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.vanhall-larenstein.nl

n European MBA in Food and Agribusiness





Educational requirements: Bachelor degree in agribusiness or

economics or related field (for instance

food technology).

Professional requirements: 2 years relevant working experience.

Other requirements: Basic computer skills, basic knowledge

of statistical analysis.

VU University AmsterdamFaculty of Economics and Business Administration

De Boelelaan 1105, 1081 HV Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)20-5985585 Fax: 31 - (0)20-5986112

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.feweb.vu.nl

n MSc in Accounting & Control

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc degree and courses in financial- andmanagement accounting, quantitative

methods, witnessed by the standard

literature.

Other requirements: Read the master`s specific requirements

on our website: www.feweb.vu.nl/gseb.

n MSc in Business Administration

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: You need a Bachelor ’s degree from an

accredited university specialized in

business administration > see

ww.feweb.vu.nl/gseb.

Other requirements: Read the other requirements on our website: www.feweb.vu.nl/gseb.

n MSc in Finance

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BA degree from an accredited university,

courses in corporate finance, quantitative

methods and statistics, knowledge of the

standard literature.

Other requirements: Read the other requirements on

www.feweb.vu.nl/gseb.

n MSc in Finance (honours track: Quantitative Finance)

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BA degree, completed courses in

corporate finance, mathematics,

quantitative methods and statistics,

thorough knowledge of the standard

literature.

Other requirements: Read the other requirements on our

website: www.feweb.vu.nl/gseb.

n MSc in Marketing

Leading to: MSc



Educational requirements: BA degree, completed courses in

marketing, completed courses in

consumer behaviour and research

methods, knowledge of the standard

literature.





Phone: 31 - (0)317-484223 Fax: 31 - (0)317-484464


n MSc in Food Quality Management

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: Bachelor`s degree in animal sciences,

plant sciences, food technology,

management and/or consumer studies or

related fields.







Phone: 31 - (0)71-5277287 Fax: 31 - (0)71-5277298


n MSc in Education and Child Studies

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BA in Education and Child Studies or a

related field. See www.mastersinleiden.nl

for details.

Other requirements: See www.mastersinleiden.nl for details.

University of AmsterdamFaculty of Science / AMSTEL Institute

P.O. Box 19268 , 1000 GG Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)20-5257976 Fax: 31 - (0)20-5255866


Internet: www.science.uva.nl/international_programmes

n MSc in Mathematics and Science Education

Leading to: MSc



Academic application deadlines: 01 December 2009Educational requirements: BSc degree in biology, chemistry,

computer science, mathematics, or

physics.

Professional requirements: Teaching degree and/or professional

experience in education is an asset.

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n MSc in Embedded Systems

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc degree EE or CS (or equivalent) of a

high quality and level. The main subject

of the BSc study should match the

envisaged TU Delft MSc-programme.

Other requirements: See: www.tudelft.nl.

n MSc in Media and Knowledge EngineeringLeading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc degree EE of CS (or equivalent) of a

high quality and level. The main subject

of the BSc study should match the

envisaged TU Delft MSc-programme.


Delft University of Technology Faculty of Industrial Design Engineering

Landbergstraat 15, 2628 CE Delft, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)15-2781077 Fax: 31 - (0)15-2787790


n MSc in Design for Interaction

Leading to: MSc






BSc study should match the Design for

Interaction MSc-programme.

Professional requirements: Relevant professional experience can

sometimes compensate for deficiencies

in educational background.

Other requirements: For more information about admission

requirements and procedure refer to:

www.msc.tudelft.nl.

n MSc in Integrated Product Design

Leading to: MSc






BSc study should match the Integrated

Product Design MSc-programme.




Other requirements: Check www.msc.tudelft.nl for admission

requirements and procedure. A portfolio

of work samples is one of the requireddocuments.

n MSc in Strategic Product Design

Leading to: MSc






BSc study should match the Strategic

Product Design MSc-programme.




Other requirements: Please refer to www.msc.tudelft.nl for

recent information about aplicationdeadlines, admission requirements and

the application procedure!.

Delft University of Technology Faculty of Mechanical, Maritime and Materials Engineering

Mekelweg 2, 2628 CD Delft, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)15-2786666 Fax: 31 - (0)15-2785602

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.wbmt.tudelft.nl

n MSc in BioMedical Engineering

Leading to: MSc



Academic application deadlines: 01 February 2010Educational requirements: BSc degree in either one of the following

programmes: Mechanical Engineering,

Electrical Engineering, Applied Physics or

Biomedical Engineering.


n MSc in Marine Technology

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: Academic (Marine Technology) BSc

degree from a university of technology:

contents of BSc degree and study results

of each candidate will be evaluated.


n MSc in Materials Science and Engineering

Leading to: MSc









n MSc in Mechanical Engineering

Leading to: MSc









n MSc in Offshore Engineering

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc (or equivalent) Civil, Mechanical or

Ocean Engineering, Naval Architecture,

Maritime/Marine Technology.


n MSc in Systems and Control

Leading to: MSc









Delft University of Technology Faculty of Technology, Policy and Management

P.O. Box 5015, 2600 GA Delft, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)15-2783367 Fax: 31 - (0)15-2784811

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.tbm.tudelft.nl

n MSc in Engineering & Policy Analysis

Leading to: MSc

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Educational requirements: BSc degree (or equivalent) of a good

quality higher education institution.

Other requirements: See: www.master.tudelft.nl.

Delft University of Technology Faculty of Technology, Policy and Management / MSc

P.O. Box 5, 2600 AA Delft, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)15-2788012 Fax: 31 - (0)15-2785690E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.studyat.tudelft.nl

n MSc in Management of Technology

Leading to: MSc








Other requirements: See: www.master.tudelft.nl.

Eindhoven University of Technology Department of Applied Physics


Phone: 31 - (0)40-2474747 Fax: 31 - (0)40-2441692

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: web.phys.tue.nl/en

n MSc in Applied Physics

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc in (Applied) Physics or equivalent.

Eindhoven University of Technology Department of Architecture, Building and Planning

P.O. Box 513, 5600 MB Eindhoven, The NetherlandsPhone: 31 - (0)40-2474747 Fax: 31 - (0)40-2441692

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: w3.bwk.tue.nl/en/

n MSc in Building Services

Leading to: MSc





n MSc in Construction Management and Engineering (in

cooperation with Delft Univ. of Technology and Univ. of

Twente)

Leading to: MSc




Other requirements: Communicative attitude,

transdisciplinary attitude.

Eindhoven University of Technology Department of Biomedical Engineering


Phone: 31 - (0)40-2474747 Fax: 31 - (0)40-2441692

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: w3.bmt.tue.nl/en/

n MSc in Biomedical Engineering

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc in Biomedical Engineering or

equivalent.

Eindhoven University of Technology Department of Chemical Engineering and Chemistry


Phone: 31 - (0)40-2474747 Fax: 31 - (0)40-2441692

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: w3.chem.tue.nl/en/

n MSc in Chemical Engineering

Leading to: MSc



Academic application deadlines: 01 December 2009Educational requirements: BSc in chemical engineering, chemistry,

mechanical engineering, physics,

materials engineering, polymer science

and engineering, or equivalent study.

Other requirements: Grade point average in previous study

should be at least 3.0 on scale of 4.0.

Eindhoven University of Technology Department of Electrical Engineering

P.O. Box 513, 5600 AZ Eindhoven, T he Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)40-2474747 Fax: 31 - (0)40-2441692

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: w3.ele.tue.nl/en/

n MSc in Electrical Engineering

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BA Electrical Engineering of a Dutch

university, or equivalent.

Eindhoven University of Technology Department of Industrial Design


Phone: 31 - (0)40-2474747 Fax: 31 - (0)40-2441692

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: w3.id.tue.nl/en/

n MSc in Industrial Design

Leading to: MScCourse duration: 2 Years



Educational requirements: Dutch BSc ID (academic level) or

equivalent. Applicants are screened on

their competencies regarding technology,

user focus and visual language.

Eindhoven University of Technology Department of Industrial Engineering & Innovation Sciences


Phone: 31 - (0)40-2474747 Fax: 31 - (0)40-2441692

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: w3.tm.tue.nl/en/

n MSc in Human Technology Interaction

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: Bachelor`s degree in engineering.

Bachelor`s degree in psychology, with

proven professional interest in and

knowledge of technology.

Professional requirements: No professional experience required as

long as candidate fulfils the educational

requirements.

n MSc in Innovation Management

Leading to: MSc



Educational requirements: BSc in engineering or other quantitative

or science background.

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Educational requirements: BSc degree in civil or environmental

engineering, chemistry or microbiology.



n MSc in Water Supply Engineering

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc degree in an engineering discipline

(civil, chemical, mechanical,environmental or equivalent) from a

recognised university.





Phone: 31 - (0)15-2151715 Fax: 31 - (0)15-2122921


n MSc in Hydraulic Engineering - Coastal Engineering and

Port Development

Leading to: MSc






university.



n MSc in Hydraulic Engineering - Land and Water

Development

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc degree or equivalent qualification ina relevant subject from a recognised

university.



n MSc in Hydraulic Engineering and River Basin

Development

Leading to: MSc






university.



n MSc in Hydrology and Water Resources

Leading to: MSc





a relevant field from a recognised

university.



University of TwenteFaculty of Electrical Engineering, Mathematics and Computer Science


Phone: 31 - (0)53-4895455 Fax: 31 - (0)53-4893883

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: intedu.cs.utwente.nl

n MSc in Electrical Engineering

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: Bachelor`s degree with honours or higher

marks in electrical engineering or physics

from an internationally acknowledged

university.

Professional requirements: None, but extensive experience may

reduce the programme duration.

Other requirements: CGPA of at least 70-75%.

n

MSc in MechatronicsLeading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc with honours, or high marks in

electrical or mechanical engineering or

(applied) physics from an internationally

acknowledged university.

Professional requirements: Not required, but extensive experience

could reduce the duration of the

programme.


University of TwenteFaculty of Engineering Technology


Phone: 31 - (0)53-4892550 Fax: 31 - (0)53-4893471


n MSc in Sustainable Energy Technology

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc in applied science or engineering

e.g. mechanical, electrical, chemical or

applied physics. Top 25% students of

reputed universities.

Professional requirements: Not required. Can be relevant if the

formal requirements are not met.

University of TwenteFaculty of Science and Technology


Phone: 31 - (0)53-4892035 Fax: 31 - (0)53-4893844

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.utwente.nl

n MSc in Applied Physics

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc with honours, or high marks in

(applied) physics, electrical engineering,

chemical engineering from an

internationally acknowledged university.

Professional requirements: Not required, but extensive experience

could reduce the duration of the

programme.

n MSc in Chemical Engineering


Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc or BE first class in chemical

engineering/chemical technology.

Professional requirements: Professional experience may shorten the

individual programme.

n MSc in Nanotechnology

Leading to: MSc




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Educational requirements: BSc degree in one of the fields of

chemical engineering, applied physics,

electrical engineering or biochemical

materials.



Phone: 31 - (0)53-4895489 Fax: 31 - (0)53-4894340


n MSc in Industrial Engineering and Management -

specialization Information Technology and Management

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc in Industrial Engineering or a related

field.


specialization Financial Engineering and Management

Leading to: MSc



Academic application deadlines: 01 February 2010Educational requirements: BSc in Industrial Engineering or a related

field.


specialization Health Care Technology and Management

Leading to: MSc





field.


specialization Production and Logistic Management

Leading to: MScCourse duration: 2 Years




field.



Phone: 31 - (0)317-484223 Fax: 31 - (0)317-484464


n MSc in Agricultural and Bioresource Engineering

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc in agricultural or environmental

engineering or related fields.





Eindhoven University of Technology Department of Mechanical Engineering and CentreTechnology for Sustainable Development


Phone: 31 - (0)40-2474747 Fax: 31 - (0)40-2441692

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: w3.wtb.tue.nl/en/

n Interdisciplinary Master Sustainable Energy Technology

(in cooperation with Delft Univ. of Technology & Univ. of

Twente)

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: (University) BSc in mechanical

engineering, applied physics, chemical

engineering, energy technology,

electrical engineering or equivalent study.

International Institute for Geo-information Science andEarth Observation (ITC)

Education AffairsP.O. Box 6, 7500 AA Enschede, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)53-4874444 Fax: 31 - (0)53-4874400



Earth Observation for Natural Resources Management








Natural Resource Management is

recommended.Other requirements: A reasonable working knowledge of



Earth Observation in two topics, with UMSS, Cochabamba,

Bolivia

Takes (partly) place in: Bolivia





Educational requirements: BSc degree in Earth Sciences, Natural

Sciences, Water Resources, Hydrology or

related subject.


experience.

n MSc Degree Course in Geo-information for Natural

Resources & Environmental Management, with Wuhan

University, China


Leading to: MSc





in environmental science or another

discipline relevant to the programme.






Observation for Water Resources & Environmental

Management

Leading to: MSc


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and/or specialization chosen.



Other requirements: Basic knowledge of mathematics and

computer is recommended.

n

MSc Degree Course in Geo-information Science & EarthObservation in Natural Resources Management

Leading to: MSc










n MSc Degree Course in GIS for Natural Resource

Management, with KNUST, Kumasi, Ghana

Takes (partly) place in: Kumasi, Ghana

Leading to: MSc







relevant field recommended.



Radboud University NijmegenFaculty of Science

P.O. Box 9010, 6500 GL Nijmegen, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)24-3653342 Fax: 31 - (0)24-3652888

E-mail: [email protected]: www.ru.nl/english/education/programmes/

n MSc in Transnational Ecosystem-based Water

Management

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc or equivalent in related fields;

Bachelor from University of Applied

Sciences in related fields.



Phone: 31 - (0)570-663789 Fax: 31 - (0)570-663628


n MSc in Environmental Science

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: Bachelor`s degree in environmental

science, biology, ecology, agriculture,

forestry or another related scientific or

technical discipline.


n MSc in Nature Conservation and Biodiversity

Management

Leading to: MSc





science, biology, ecology, agriculture,

forestry or another related scientific or

technical discipline.




Phone: 31 - (0)15-2151715 Fax: 31 - (0)15-2122921


n MSc in Environmental Planning and Management

Leading to: MSc






university.



n MSc in Environmental Science and Technology

Leading to: MSc






university.



n MSc in Limnology and Wetland Ecosystems

Takes (partly) place in: Austria, Kenya

Leading to: MSc






university.





Phone: 31 - (0)15-2151715 Fax: 31 - (0)15-2122921


n MSc in Water Quality Management

Leading to: MSc





university.



n MSc in Water Resources Management

Leading to: MSc






university.



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Phone: 31 - (0)53-4895489 Fax: 31 - (0)53-4894340


n MSc in Environmental and Energy Management

Leading to: MSc



Academic application deadlines: 01 February 2010Educational requirements: Bachelor`s degree in ( related) natural,

technical, environmental or social

sciences. Other degrees when combined

with relevant work experience.


Other requirements: Basic understanding of chemistry (high

school level). Good communication skills.

Interest in environmental and energy

issues.

VU University AmsterdamFaculty of Earth and Life Sciences


Phone: 31 - (0)20-5987301 Fax: 31 - (0)20-6462457

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.falw.vu.nl

n MSc in Environment and Resource Management

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc or BA from a Dutch university or

equivalent (at least 3 years of university

study).

Other requirements: An open attitude towards other

disciplines.

VU University AmsterdamFaculty of Earth and Life Sciences / School for Life Sciences

De Boelelaan 1085 , 1081 HV Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)20-5987301 Fax: 31 - (0)20-6462457

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.falw.vu.nl/english

n MSc in Ecology

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc Biology from a Dutch university or

equivalent.

Professional requirements: Academic attitude.



Phone: 31 - (0)317-484223 Fax: 31 - (0)317-484464


n MSc in Earth System Science

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc/BA in earth or environmental

sciences, ecology, human geography and

spatial planning, economics or related

fields.




n MSc in Environmental Sciences

Leading to: MSc





sciences or related natural, technical or

social sciences.




n MSc in International Land and Water Management

Leading to: MSc



Academic application deadlines: 01 February 2010Educational requirements: Bachelor`s degree in environmental

sciences, land and water management,

rural development, hydrology, agricultural

engineering or related fields.




Fine and applied arts

Utrecht School of the Arts (HKU)Faculty of Art and Economics

P.O. Box 1520, 3500 BM Utrecht, The NetherlandsPhone: 31 - (0)30-2332256 Fax: 31 - (0)30-2332096

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: ma-am.hku.nl

n MA in Arts Management

Leading to: MA




Educational requirements: Relevant Bachelor ’s certificate,

academic, research.

Professional requirements: Experience in Arts Management.

Other requirements: A self-motivated and independent

attitude to learning. Ability to reflect on

your personal learning process and that

of others. .

Utrecht School of the Arts (HKU)Faculty of Art, Media and Technology

P.O. Box 2471, 1200 CL Hilversum, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)35-6836464 Fax: 31 - (0)35-6836480

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.hku.nl

n European Media Master of Arts (EMMA)

Leading to: MA




Educational requirements: BA in a relevant field of study.

Professional requirements: 2-3 years working experience in the

creative industries.

Utrecht School of the Arts (HKU)Faculty of Visual Art and Design

Ina Boudier-Bakkerlaan 50, 3582 VA Utrecht, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)30-2520334 Fax: 31 - (0)30-2523834

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.mahku.nl OR www.hku.nl

n MA in Design, pathway Editorial Design

Leading to: MA




Educational requirements: BA in graphic/editorial design or a related

field.

n MA in Design, pathway Fashion Design

Leading to: MA




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Educational requirements: BA in fashion design or a related

discipline.

n MA in Design, pathway Interior Design

Leading to: MA




Educational requirements: BA in Interior Design or a related

discipline.

n MA in Design, pathway Public Space DesignLeading to: MA




Educational requirements: BA in a related discipline.

n MA in Fine Art

Leading to: MA




Educational requirements: BA in Fine Art or a related discipline.

Law

Erasmus University RotterdamSchool of Law

P.O. Box 1738, 3000 DR Rotterdam, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)10-4089764 Fax: 31 - (0)10-4530309

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.llm-erasmus.org

n Master`s Degree in Commercial Law

Leading to: LLM




Educational requirements: LL.B, and applicants must show

background knowledge on commerciallaw.

n Master`s in International and European Public Law

Leading to: LLM




Educational requirements: Law degree from a recognised university.

Professional requirements: Recommended but not necessary.

n Postgraduate Master`s in Business, Corporate and

Martime Law

Leading to: LLM



Educational requirements: Law degree from a recognized university

entitling access to the legal profession in

home country.

Professional requirements: Recommended but not necessary.



Phone: 31 - (0)71-5277287 Fax: 31 - (0)71-5277298


n LL.M. in Law (specialization European Law)

Leading to: LLM




Educational requirements: A BA in Law. In exceptional cases,

applicants without this qualification but

with significant experience/knowledge in

European Law can be considered.


details.

n LL.M. in Law (specialization Public International Law)

Leading to: LLM




Educational requirements: BA in Law. In rare cases, applicants

without this qualification but with

significant experience/knowledge in

Public International Law are considered.Professional requirements: No professional experience is required.


details.

n Master of Laws: Advanced Studies in Air and Space Law

Leading to: LLM




Educational requirements: A full law degree (offering access to legal

practice) with sufficient knowledge of int.

law. See www.mastersinleiden.nl for

details.


Other requirements: In addition, students must take or already

have taken introductory courses inEuropean Law, Competition Law and

International Organisations. .

n Master of Laws: Advanced Studies in European and

International Business Law

Leading to: LLM




Educational requirements: Law degree from a recognised University.

See www.mastersinleiden.nl for details.


Other requirements: Admission is limited to a selected number

of students who fulfil the requirements to

pursue studies at the highest standard.

n Master of Laws: Advanced Studies in International Tax

Law

Leading to: LLM




Educational requirements: A law degree or a master`s degree in

economics, accounting or business

administration (a legal orientation and at

least one substantive tax course).



of students who fulfill the requirements to

pursue studies at the highest standard

(www.mastersinleiden.nl).

n Master of Laws: Advanced Studies in Public International

Law

Leading to: LLM




Educational requirements: Completed their legal studies at master

level with sufficient knowledge of PIL or

equivalent degree. See




of students who fulfil the requirements to

pursue studies at the highest standard.

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Maastricht University Faculty of Law


Phone: 31 - (0)43-3883036 Fax: 31 - (0)43-3884891

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.mic.nl

n LLM in Tax Law; International and European Tax Law

Leading to: LLM



Academic application deadlines: 01 February 2010Educational requirements: LL.B

n Master in Comparative, European and International Law

(LL.M.)

Leading to: LLM




Educational requirements: Law degree.

n Master in European Law School

Leading to: LLM



Academic application deadlines: 01 February 2010Educational requirements: LL.B.

n Master in Globalisation and Law

Leading to: LLM




Educational requirements: LL.B.

n Master in International Laws

Leading to: LLM




Educational requirements: LL.B.

Other requirements: Selection on: Academic record,

knowledge of a second language, letter

of motivation, letters of recommendation.

Radboud University NijmegenFaculty of Law

P.O. Box 9049, 6500 KK Nijmegen, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)24-3612307 Fax: 31 - (0)24-3616145



n LLM European Law

Leading to: LLM


Next course begins: 01 February 2010; 01 September 2010 Academic application deadlines: 01 September 2009; 01 February 2010

Educational requirements: Bachelor`s degree in law or equivalent.

The Hague University of Applied Sciences Academy of Masters & Professional Courses


Phone: 31 - (0)70-4458900 Fax: 31 - (0)70-4458194


n Master in European Law and Policy


Leading to: MA




Educational requirements: Bachelor`s degree in a related field or

Bachelor`s degree with at least 2 years of

work experience in an appropriate field.

Other requirements: Clear motivation for the programme.



Phone: 31 - (0)15-2151715 Fax: 31 - (0)15-2122921


n MSc in Water Conflict Management

Leading to: MSc





university.



University of AmsterdamFaculty of Law / Amsterdam Law School (ALS)

P.O. Box 1030, 1000 BA Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)20-5253359 Fax: 31 - (0)20-5253360

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.jur.uva.nl/als

n LLM European Private Law

Leading to: LLM




Educational requirements: LLB; a solid basis of European Law.

Other requirements: Admin. fee € 100.

n LLM International and European Law

Leading to: LLM




Educational requirements: LLB or equivalent; solid basis of Public

International Law and European Union

Business Law.

Other requirements: Admin. fee € 100.

University of GroningenFaculty of Law / LL.M. programmes


Phone: 31 - (0)50-3635243 Fax: 31 - (0)50-3637408

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.rug.nl/law/llm

n Criminal Law and Criminology (LL.M.)

Leading to: LLM




Educational requirements: LL.B. or equivalent.

Other requirements: GPA of 2.75/4, 3.5/5, 7/10, 70/100; letter

of motivation; two academic references;

curriculum vitae.

n European Law (LL.M.)

Leading to: LLM







curriculum vitae.

n International and Comparative Private Law (LL.M.)

Leading to: LLM


Next course begins:01 September 2010 Academic application deadlines: 01 February 2010




curriculum vitae.

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n International Economic and Business Law (LL.M.)

Leading to: LLM







curriculum vitae.

n International Law and the Law of International

Organizations (LL.M.)Leading to: LLM







curriculum vitae.

Utrecht University Faculty of Law, Economics and Governance / Utrecht Schoolof Law / LLM Office

Janskerkhof 3, 3512 BK Utrecht, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)30-253 7289 Fax: 31 - (0)30-253 7005


n Conflict and Security Law

Takes (partly) place in: United Kingdom.

Leading to: LLM




Educational requirements: Applicants must hold a Bachelor`s

degree.

n European Law

Leading to: LLM



Academic application deadlines: 01 February 2010Educational requirements: Students with LLB who have completed 6

law courses at undergraduate level,

including courses on public international

law and/or European Union law.

Professional requirements: Some practical experience is

recommended.

Other requirements: Basic knowledge of general public

international law and of European Union

law. Criteria include grade levels,

motivations and references.

n International Business Law and Globalisation

Leading to: LLM



Academic application deadlines: 01 February 2010Educational requirements: Bachelor`s degree in law or comparable

degree.

Professional requirements: Applicants will be selected on merit; any

professional experience will contribute to

this.

n International Law of Human Rights and Criminal Justice

Leading to: LLM




Educational requirements: Bachelor`s degree in law or comparable

qualification.


recommended.

Other requirements: Basic knowledge of their own system of criminal justice and public international

law. Criteria include grade levels,

motivations and references.

n Law and Economics

Leading to: LLM




Educational requirements: Graduates in law or economics and law;

admission is based on merit as assessed

by the admission board.


recommended.

Other requirements: Criteria include grade levels, motivations

and references.

n

Legal Research: Dynamics of Law in European andInternational Context

Leading to: LLM




Educational requirements: Applicants must have obtained a

bachelor in Law with excellent results.

Other requirements: Knowledge of at least one other

European language is strongly

recommended.

n Public International Law

Leading to: LLM



Academic application deadlines: 01 February 2010Educational requirements: Students with LLB and/or liberal arts

degree who have completed 6 law

courses at undergraduate level, including

basic course public international law.

Professional requirements: Not required, some practical experience

is recommended.

Other requirements: Basic knowledge of general public

international law. Criteria include grade

levels, motivations and references.

VU University AmsterdamFaculty of Law

De Boelelaan 1105, kamer 5A-18 , 1081 HV Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)20-5986205 Fax: 31 - (0)20-5986209

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.rechten.vu.nl/llm

n Master International Business Law

Leading to: LLM




Educational requirements: Bachelor`s degree in law (or equivalent)

or a sound academic background,

working experience of the law or proven

interest in the field.

Professional requirements: Not necessary but can be an advantage.

Other requirements: See: www.law.vu.nl.

n Master of Laws (Law and Politics of International

Security)Leading to: LLM




Educational requirements: At least Bachelor`s degree in Law,

Political Science, Social Science, Liberal

Arts.

Professional requirements: Not necessary, but it can be an

advantage.

Other requirements: Basic knowledge of international law or

international relations theory is required.

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Mass communication and Information

Science

Hogeschool Utrecht, University of Applied SciencesFaculty of Communication & Journalism

P.O. Box 8611, 3503 RP Utrecht, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)30-2758928 Fax: 31 - (0)30-2586448

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.micm.hu.nl; www.international.hu.nl

n Master in International Applied Communication (MIAC)






Educational requirements: Bachelor degree in social science.

Professional requirements: No, but preferred.

Other requirements: Language test, motivational letter and

reference letter.



Phone: 31 - (0)71-5277287 Fax: 31 - (0)71-5277298


n MSc in Media Technology

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc degree in Computer Science or any

other relevant field (see website


Other requirements: See www.mastersinleiden.nl or

mediatechnology.leiden.edu for details.

The Hague University of Applied Sciences

Academy of Masters & Professional Courses


Phone: 31 - (0)70-4458900 Fax: 31 - (0)70-4458194


n Master in International Communication Management





Educational requirements: Bachelor degree in Communication or in

a related discipline or more than two

years working experience in

communication.

Professional requirements: Experience in a communication job is

beneficial, but not obligatory.Other requirements: A good command of English is a

necessity.



Phone: 31 - (0)53-4893836 Fax: 31 - (0)53-4891104


n MSc in Communication Studies (CS)

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: Bachelor`s degree in social sciences,


proficiency in social sciences research

techniques and methodology.

Other requirements: Skilled in use of computer applications.



Phone: 31 - (0)317-484223 Fax: 31 - (0)317-484464


n MSc in Applied Communication Science

Leading to: MSc



Academic application deadlines: 01 February 2010Educational requirements: BSc or BA with a general background in

the social sciences and specific

knowledge of communication science.




Mathematics and computer science

Delft University of Technology Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Mathematics and Computer Science

P.O. Box 5031, 2600 GA Delft, The NetherlandsPhone: 31 - (0)15-2784568 Fax: 31 - (0)15-2787022


n MSc in Applied Mathematics

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc degree AM (or equivalent) of a high





n MSc in Computer Science

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc degree CS (or equivalent) of a high





Eindhoven University of Technology Department of Mathematics and Computer Science / BIS


Phone: 31 - (0)40-2474747 Fax: 31 - (0)40-2441692

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: w3.win.tue.nl/en/

n Master in Business Information Systems

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc in computer science or technology

management (or equivalent).

Eindhoven University of Technology Department of Mathematics and Computer Science / CSE


Phone: 31 - (0)40-2474747 Fax: 31 - (0)40-2441692


n Master in Computer Science and Engineering

Leading to: MSc




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Educational requirements: BSc in computer science - with sufficient

mathematics, logic computer

programming, computer science.

Eindhoven University of Technology Department of Mathematics and Computer Science / IAM


Phone: 31 - (0)40-2474747 Fax: 31 - (0)40-2441692


n Master in Industrial and Applied MathematicsLeading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc in mathematics, stochastics or in

engineering with a mathematically-

oriented programme.



Phone: 31 - (0)71-5277287 Fax: 31 - (0)71-5277298



Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc degree in Computer Science or a

relevant field (see website



details.

n MSc in ICT in Business

Leading to: MSc



Academic application deadlines: 01 September 2009; 01 February 2010Educational requirements: BSc degree in Computer Science, ICT in

Business or a relevant field (see website



details.

Radboud University NijmegenFaculty of Science

P.O. Box 9010, 6500 GL Nijmegen, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)24-3653342 Fax: 31 - (0)24-3652888



n MSc in Computing Science

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: Bachelor degree in computing science or

equivalent.

n MSc in Information Science

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: Bachelor degree in information science or

in computing science or equivalent.

Other requirements: Students with a Higher Professional

Education in Higher Computing Science,

Technical CS or Business CS can take a

bridging programme of 6 months.

University of TwenteFaculty of Electrical Engineering, Mathematics and Computer Science


Phone: 31 - (0)53-4895455 Fax: 31 - (0)53-4893883

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: intedu.cs.utwente.nl

n MSc in Applied Mathematics

Leading to: MSc



Educational requirements: BSc in Mathematics, Statistics, Physics,

Engineering or Economics, or equivalent

qualification, with a Grade Point Average

of at least 75%.

Other requirements: High level of motivation and commitment.


Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc degree, Computer Science,

Information Management, Industrial

Engineering, Business Information

Technology.Other requirements: GPA of at least 70-75%.

n MSc in Embedded Systems

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc in related field like BSc CS, BSc EE,

BSc Telematics.

n MSc in Human Media Interaction

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc in Computer Science or in Cognitive

Science.


n MSc in Systems and Control

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc Maths, BSc EE, BSc AT.

n MSc in Telematics

Leading to: MSc



Academic application deadlines: 01 February 2010Educational requirements: BSc in Computer Science or BSc in

Electrical Engineering.




Phone: 31 - (0)53-4895489 Fax: 31 - (0)53-4894340


n MSc in Business Information Technology

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc degree, computer science,

information management, industrial

engineering, business information

technology.


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Erasmus University RotterdamNetherlands Institute for Health Sciences (Nihes)


Phone: 31 - (0)10-7038450 Fax: 31 - (0)10-7044680

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.nihes.nl

n MSc in Clinical Epidemiology Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: University Bachelor̀ s degree in health

sciences, nutrition, biology, pharmacy,

environmental sciences, social sciences

or economics.

n MSc in Health Sciences

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: University Bachelor`s degree in medicine,

biology, pharmacology, veterinarymedicine, dentistry, health sciences, (bio)

statistics.

Professional requirements: Research experience.

Hogeschool van Amsterdam, University of AppliedSciencesSchool for Occupational Therapy (Ergotherapie)- Academy for European Master Degree Study in Occupational Therapy

P.O. Box 2557, 1000 CN Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)20-6521147 Fax: 31 - (0)20-6521141

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.ot-euromaster.nl

n European MSc in Occupational Therapy

Takes (partly) place in: United Kingdom, Denmark, Switzerland,Sweden

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc degree from an Occupational

Therapy School approved by the WFOT or

equivalent to that.

Professional requirements: Students can be considered equivalent to

BSc. in OT, by demonstrating their

academic abilities in a professional

portfolio.

Other requirements: Access to Internet and E-mail.

KIT (Royal Tropical Institute)

Development, Policy and Practice

P.O. Box 95001, 1090 HA Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)20-5688306 Fax: 31 - (0)20-5688409


n Master of Public Health (International Course in Health

Development)






relevant field, for example, medicine,

nursing, social science, behavioural

science.

Professional requirements: At least 2 years of managementexperience in health care in a developing

country.



Phone: 31 - (0)71-5277287 Fax: 31 - (0)71-5277298


n MSc in Biomedical Sciences

Leading to: MSc



Academic application deadlines: 01 February 2010Educational requirements: BSc in Biomedical Science or in Medical

Biology, Bio-Pharmaceutical Sciences,

Life Science and Technology with

relevant course work, or equivalent.


details.

n MSc in Bio-Pharmaceutical Sciences

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc degree in ( Bio-)Pharmaceutical

Sciences, Pharmacy or a relevant field

(see website www.mastersinleiden.nl).

Other requirements: See website www.mastersinleiden.nl for details.

Maastricht University Faculty of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences


Phone: 31 - (0)43-3881962 Fax: 31 - (0)43-3670944

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.unimaas.nl/fhml

n MSc in Health Sciences Research Master

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: University Bachelor`s degree in a relevant

domain.

Other requirements: Relevant univ. BA degree and grade 7 of

higher on average. See www.hsrm.nl for

more details.

n MSc in Mental Health Sciences

Leading to: MSc





domain.

Other requirements: For the clinical internship knowledge of

the Dutch language is required.

n MSc in Molecular Life SciencesLeading to: MSc





domain.

n MSc in Physical Activity and Health with three

specialisations

Leading to: MSc





domain.

n MSc in Public Health for Professionals

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: Master degree.

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n MSc in Veterinary and Molecular Pathology

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, 5 year

BVSc or BVM degree from a university in

Europe or elsewhere.

Professional requirements: 1 year experience in a research institute,

veterinary (private) clinic or project.

Other requirements: Demonstrate a high level of motivation

and commitment.

n MSc in Veterinary Epidemiology and Economics

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, 5 year

BVSc or equivalent.

Professional requirements: 1 year relevant professional experience.

Other requirements: High level of motivation and commitment.

Good or excellent yearly average grade is

required. Solid background in

Epidemiology and/or Statistics.

VU University Amsterdam

Faculty of Earth and Life Sciences / School for Life Sciences

De Boelelaan 1085 , 1081 HV Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)20-5987301 Fax: 31 - (0)20-6462457


n MSc in Biomedical Sciences

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc in biomedical sciences or equivalent.

n MSc in Biomolecular Sciences / Cell Biology

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc in biology or biomedical sciences or

any other relevant Bachelor`s degree, for

instance (bio)chemistry or (bio)physics.

Natural sciences

Erasmus University RotterdamMedical Genetics Cluster

P.O. Box 2040, 3000 CA Rotterdam, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)10-7043344 Fax: 31 - (0)10-7044736

E-mail: [email protected]: www.erasmusmc.nl/medical_genetics

n MSc in Molecular Medicine

Takes (partly) place in: France, Spain

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc in any of the biomedical sciences

(biochemistry, biology, medicine).

Other requirements: Academic excellence.



Phone: 31 - (0)53-4874444 Fax: 31 - (0)53-4874400


n MSc Degree Course in Geo-information for Spatial

Planning & Risk Management, with the University Gadjah

Mada, Indonesia


Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc degree in one of the Earth Sciences

or other discipline relevant to Geo-

information for Spatial Planning and Risk

Management.





Observation for Applied Earth Sciences

Leading to: MScCourse duration: 18 Months




in one of the Earth Sciences or other

relevant discipline/attitude for

independent studying.


recommended.





Observation for Geo-Hazards, with IIRS, Dehra Dun, India

Takes (partly) place in: IndiaLeading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc or B.Tech. in one of the Earth

Sciences or other discipline relevant to

Geo-hazards.


recommended.






Phone: 31 - (0)71-5277287 Fax: 31 - (0)71-5277298


n MSc in Biology

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc degree in Biology, in other natural

sciences, life sciences, and bio-medical

sciencesor a relevant field (see website



details.

n MSc in Life Science and Technology (in cooperation with

Delft University of Technology)

Leading to: MSc




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Educational requirements: BSc in Life Science & Technology or a

related field. See www.leidendelft.nl and


Other requirements: A GPA (Grade point average) of at least

75% of the scale maximum See

www.mastersinleiden.nl and

www.leidendelft.nl for details.

Radboud University NijmegenFaculty of Medical Sciences / Nijmegen Centre for Molecular Life Sciences


Phone: 31 - (0)24-3618944 Fax: 31 - (0)24-3541888

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.ru.nl/master/ncmls-mmd/

n MSc in Molecular Mechanisms of Disease

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc in Cell Biology, Molecular Medicine,

Biomedical Sciences, Biochemistry,

Biotechnology or Molecular Biology.

Other requirements: Top 10% of BSc class.

University of AmsterdamFaculty of Science

Kruislaan 404, 1098 SM Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)20-5257870 Fax: 31 - (0)20-5257675

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.uva.nl

n MSc in Biological Sciences

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: Bachelor`s degree in biology,

environmental sciences, physical

geography, physics, mathematics and

econometrics, or earth sciences.

n MSc in Forensic Science

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: Students Bsc degree in Science can

apply. An interview will be held before

students are admitted.

Professional requirements: Not necessary but helpful.

Utrecht University Faculty of Geosciences / Graduate School of Geosciences

P.O. Box 80021, 3508 TA Utrecht, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)30-2535050 Fax: 31 - (0)30-2535030


n MSc in Sustainable Development

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc in a natural, technical or

environmental science.

Utrecht University Faculty of Medicine / University Medical Center Utrecht / Graduate School of Life Sciences

P.O. Box 85500, 3508 GA Utrecht, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)30 755 9397


n MSc in Toxicology and Environmental Health

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc in Biology, Biomedical Sciences,

Environmental Sciences, Chemistry,

Pharmaceutical Sciences or (Veterinary)

Medicine.

Utrecht University Faculty of Science / Graduate School of Life Sciences

P.O. Box 80088, 3508 TB Utrecht, T he Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)30-253 1858


n MSc in Biomolecular Sciences

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc in Biomedical Sciences, Chemical

Sciences or Biological Sciences. Basic

knowledge of molecular cell biology and

molecular genetics.

n MSc in Environmental Biology

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc in biology with knowledge of

ecological, physiological or molecular

aspects at a level equivalent to a Utrecht

University Bachelor ’s in Biology.

Other requirements: The Admissions Committee may set

additional entrance requirements.

Utrecht University Faculty of Science / Graduate School of Natural Sciences

Leuvenlaan 4, 3584 CE Utrecht, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)30-253 2284 Fax: 31 - (0)30-253 5787



n MSc in Experimental PhysicsLeading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc in physics or equivalent science

major.

n MSc in History and Philosophy of Science

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc in science and minor in history or

philosophy, or BSc in history or

philosophy and minor in science. At least

a second-class honours degree.

n MSc in Meteorology, Physical Oceanography and Climate

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc with a major in physics. BSc with a

major in science, including a substantial

number of credits in advanced

undergraduate physics and calculus.

Other requirements: At least with second-class honours (or

equivalent honours, GPA or other rating).

n MSc in Nanomaterials: Chemistry and Physics

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc in Physics or Chemistry or

equivalent science major.

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n MSc in Theoretical Physics

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc with major in Physics or Science,

including a substantial number of credits

in advanced undergraduate physics and

calculus.

VU University Amsterdam

Faculty of Earth and Life Sciences


Phone: 31 - (0)20-5987301 Fax: 31 - (0)20-6462457

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.falw.vu.nl

n MSc in Biology

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc in biology or equivalent.

VU University AmsterdamFaculty of Earth and Life Sciences / English


Phone: 31 - (0)20-5987301 Fax: 31 - (0)20-6462457


n MSc in Earth Sciences

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc in earth sciences or BSc in geology.

n MSc in Geosciences of Basin and Lithosphere

Leading to: MSc



Academic application deadlines: 01 February 2010Educational requirements: BSc in earth sciences or BSc in geology.

n MSc in Hydrology

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc in Earth Sciences. BSc graduates in

civil engineering, environmental and

other natural sciences can be admitted

by the examination board.

Professional requirements: None.

Other requirements: Background knowledge at BSc level of

mathematics, physics, chemistry and

basics of geology. Affinity with water

sciences.



Phone: 31 - (0)317-484223 Fax: 31 - (0)317-484464


n MSc in Animal Sciences

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc in Agriculture, biology, animal or

veterinary science, fisheries or relatedfield.




n MSc in Aquaculture and Fisheries

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: Bachelor´s degree in animal sciences,

biology, fisheries, marine science. BSc in

aquatic science, aquatic eco-technology

or related fields.




n MSc in Bioinformatics

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc in chemistry, biology, plant science,

animal science, food science or related

fields.




n MSc in Biology

Leading to: MSc

Course duration: 2 YearsNext course begins: 01 January 2010; 01 September 2010


Educational requirements: BSc in biology.



statistics.

n MSc in Biotechnology

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc in biotechnology, life sciences; (bio-)

chemistry, biology, chemical engineering,

environmental science, molecular

science, food science, etc.Other requirements: Grade Point Average of at least 70%;


statistics. .

n MSc in Hydrology and Water Quality

Leading to: MSc





environmental sciences, agicultural

sciences, civil engineering or related

fields.




n MSc in Meteorology and Air Quality

Leading to: MSc





chemistry, physics, technical physics or

related fields.


good working knowledge of multivariate

calculus and statistics; computer skills.

n MSc in Molecular Life Sciences

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: Bachelor`s degree in natural, molecular or

related sciences.

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n MSc in Plant Biotechnology

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: Bachelor`s degree in biology, plant

sciences, molecular (life) sciences,

biotechnology or related fields.Other requirements: Grade Point Average of at least 70%;




NHTV Breda University of Applied Sciences Academy for Tourism

P.O. Box 3917, 4800 DX Breda, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)76-5302203 Fax: 31 - (0)76-5302205

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.nhtv.nl

n Master in Tourism Destination ManagementLeading to: Master's Degree




Educational requirements: Bachelor degree in tourism or in a related

discipline, e.g. management, business

studies, geography, or hotel

management.



Phone: 31 - (0)570-663789 Fax: 31 - (0)570-663628


n European MSc in Facility Management

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: Bachelor degree in facility management,

business administration, architecture or

hotel management or related field.

Professional requirements: Some professional experience desirable.

Stenden University of Applied Sciences (locationLeeuwarden)

P.O. Box 1298, 8900 CG Leeuwarden, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)58-2441100 Fax: 31 - (0)58-2441401E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.stenden.com

n MA in International Service Management (MAISM)

Leading to: MA


Next course begins: 01 February 2010; 30 August 2010


Educational requirements: Bachelor`s degree, preferably in

economics, business studies or service

management.

Professional requirements: Not required, but highly preferred.

Other requirements: Intake meeting. BA degree or BBA

degree.



Phone: 31 - (0)317-484223 Fax: 31 - (0)317-484464


n MSc in Leisure, Tourism and Environment

Leading to: MSc



Academic application deadlines: 01 February 2010Educational requirements: Bachelor`s degree in one of the social or

spatial sciences.





Erasmus University RotterdamCenter for Maritime Economics and Logistics (MEL)


Phone: 31 - (0)10-4081443 Fax: 31 - (0)10-4089093

E-mail: [email protected]: www.maritimeeconomics.com

n MSc in Maritime Economics and Logistics (MEL)

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: Bachelor degree.

Professional requirements: 1-2 years of relevant work experience.

Other requirements: In some circumstances the Admission

Committee may request an interview with

the candidate to assess his/her language

skills.



Phone: 31 - (0)10-4089825 Fax: 31 - (0)10-4089826


n Master Course on Urban Management & Development:

Specialisation Urban Environmental & Infrastructure

Management (UMD7-E)

Leading to: MSc





Professional requirements: At least 1 year of work experience.


n Master Course on Urban Management and Development

(UMD7)

Leading to: MSc







n Master Course on Urban Management and Development:

Specialisation Development Strategies (UMD7-D)

Leading to: MSc


Next course begins: 08 October 2010 Academic application deadlines: 01 February 2010




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Specialisation Housing, making it accessible for all (UMD7-H)

Leading to: MSc








Specialisation Managing Urban Governance (UMD7-G)Leading to: MSc








Specialisation Urban Social Development (UMD7-S)

Leading to: MSc







n Master Course Urban Management & Development:

Specialisation Land Development Strategies & the Future of

Cities (UMD7-L)

Leading to: MSc







Institute of Social Studies (ISS)

P.O. Box 29776, 2502 LT The Hague, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)70-4260460 Fax: 31 - (0)70-4260799

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.iss.nl

n MA in Development Studies: Local Development

Strategies (LDS)

Leading to: MA




Educational requirements: BA degree in social science, from a

recognised university, at least class 2.2

or B, preferably class 2.1. Check ISS


Professional requirements: A minimum of 2 years of professionalexperience relevant to LRD is normally

expected and is a preference for

admission

n MA in Development Studies: Specialisation Child and

Youth Studies (CYS)

Leading to: MA








Professional requirements: A minimum of 2 years of professional

experience relevant to CYS is normallyexpected and is a preference for

admission.

n MA in Development Studies: Specialisation Conflict,

Reconstruction and Human Security (CRS)

Leading to: MA









experience relevant to CRS is normally


admission.

n MA in Development Studies: Specialisation Development

Research (DRES)

Leading to: MA









experience relevant to DRES is normally


admission

n MA in Development Studies: Specialisation Economics of Development (ECD)

Leading to: MA




Educational requirements: BA degree in social science (preferably

economics), at least class 2.2 or B,

preferably class 2.1. Check ISS website

for specific requirements.


experience relevant to ECD is normally


admission.

Other requirements: Working knowledge of statistics and

mathematics.

n MA in Development Studies: Specialisation Environment

and Sustainable Development (ESD)

Leading to: MA









experience relevant to ESD is normally


admission

n MA in Development Studies: Specialisation Governance

and Democracy (G&D)

Leading to: MA









experience relevant to G&D is normally


admission

n MA in Development Studies: Specialisation Human

Rights, Development and Social Justice (HDS)

Leading to: MA





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experience relevant to HDS is normally


admission

n MA in Development Studies: Specialisation International

Political Economy and Development (IPED)

Leading to: MA Course duration: 16 Months








experience relevant to IPED is normally


admission

n MA in Development Studies: Specialisation Politics of

Alternative Development (PAD)

Leading to: MA









experience relevant to PAD is normally


admission.

n MA in Development Studies: Specialisation Population,

Poverty and Social Development (PPSD)

Leading to: MA









experience relevant to PPSD is normally


admission

n MA in Development Studies: Specialisation Poverty

Studies and Policy Analysis (POV)

Leading to: MA









experience relevant to POV is normally


admission

n MA in Development Studies: Specialisation Public Policy

and Management (PPM)

Leading to: MA



Academic application deadlines: 01 February 2010Educational requirements: BA degree in social science, from a





experience relevant to PPM is normally


admission

n MA in Development Studies: Specialisation Rural

Livelihoods and Global Change (RLGC)

Leading to: MA




Educational requirements: BA degree in social science, from arecognised university, at least class 2.2




experience relevant to RLGC is normally


admission

n MA in Development Studies: Specialisation Women,

Gender, Development (WGD)

Leading to: MA









experience relevant to WGD is normally


admission

n MA in Development Studies: Specialisation Work,

Employment and Globalisation (WEG)

Leading to: MA









experience relevant to WEG is normally


admission.



Phone: 31 - (0)71-5277287 Fax: 31 - (0)71-5277298


n MA in African Languages and Cultures




Educational requirements: BA in African Languages and Cultures, in

African Studies or a relevant field (see

website www.mastersinleiden.nl for

details).

Other requirements: See website www.mastersinleiden.nl.

n MA in African Studies (research)

Leading to: MA




Educational requirements: BA degree in African Studies or in a

different discipline with a specialization in Africa. See www.mastersinleiden.nl for

details.


details.






n MA in Cultural Anthropology and Development Sociology

Leading to: MA




Educational requirements: BA degree (with a major) in Cultural

Anthropology/Development Sociology or

a relevant field (see website


Other requirements: See www.mastersinleiden.nl. Students

might have to follow a pre-master

programme depending on their BA

degree.

n MA in European Union Studies

Leading to: MA




Educational requirements: BA degree in European Studies or any of

the related disciplines represented in the

programme (see



details.

n MA in Political Science




Educational requirements: A BA (with a major) in Political Sciences

or a BA with substantial number of

credits in political science of related

fields(www.mastersinleiden.nl)


details.

n MA in Political Science Research: Institutional Analysis

(research)

Leading to: MA



Academic application deadlines: 01 September 2009; 01 February 2010Educational requirements: BA degree (with a major) in Political

Sciences with excellent grades (see

website www.mastersinleiden.nl).

Other requirements: See www.mastersinleiden.nl for a full

overview of the requirements.

n MSc in Educational Sciences: Normal and Deviant

Patterns of Attachment and Self-Regulated Learning

(research)

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc in Educational and Child studies or

closely related discipline. For details see

www.mastersinleiden.nl.

Other requirements: See www.mastersinleiden.nl for details.

n MSc in Psychology

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc degree in Psychology or a relevant

field (see website

www.masterinleiden.nl).

Other requirements: Sufficient knowledge of methods and

statistics. See website

www.masterinleiden.nl for details.

n MSc in Psychology: Decision making and action control inself-regulation of human behaviour (research)

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BA or BSc in Psychology or in a related

field with a third year course (or 400 level)

on the topic of the track (see


Other requirements: See www.mastersinleiden.nl for an

overview of the requirements. .

n MSc in Public Administration

Leading to: MSc



Academic application deadlines: 01 September 2009; 01 February 2010Educational requirements: A BA degree in Public Administration or a

closely related field (see website


Other requirements: See website www.masterinleiden.nl for

details.

Maastricht University Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences


Phone: 31 - (0)43-3883388 Fax: 31 - (0)43-3884917

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.unimaas.nl

n MA in European Studies on Society, Science & Technology

Leading to: MA




Educational requirements: Bachelor`s degree in a relevant field or 3

years of academic training.

Other requirements: Letter of motivation, essay on topic

relevant to the interrelation between

society, science and technology.



Phone: 31 - (0)43-3883732 Fax: 31 - (0)43-3884864



n MSc in Public Policy and Human Development (MPP)

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: At least BSc or BA in economics, social

sciences or equivalent with good basic

training in mathematics and statistics.

Radboud University NijmegenFaculty of Social Sciences

P.O. Box 9104, 6500 HE Nijmegen, Th e Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)24-3616236 Fax: 31 - (0)24-3611798

E-mail: [email protected]: www.ru.nl/english/education/programmes/

n MSc in Behavioural Science

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc in psychology or (pedagogic and)

educational sciences, biology or artificial

intelligence. BSc-examination at cum

laude level

Other requirements: Have chosen the research oriented

specialisation in their BSc-program.

n MSc in Development Studies

Leading to: MSc





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Educational requirements: BA or BSc in Social Sciences. Other

disciplines in consulting with the student

advisor. A special transition programme

may be needed to follow.



Phone: 31 - (0)20-5254779 Fax: 31 - (0)20-5253010


n Amsterdam Master`s in Medical Anthropology

Leading to: MSc





medicine/public health/pharmacology, or

in a paramedical science.

Professional requirements: Candidates with 2 years experience and a

Bachelor`s degree in one of mentioned

fields may also apply.



and Exam Committee.

University of GroningenFaculty of Arts / Euroculture


Phone: 31 - (0)50-3636293 Fax: 31 - (0)50-3637253


n MA in Euroculture: Europe in the Wider World (Double

Degree Programme)

Takes (partly) place in: Spain, Sweden

Leading to: MA




Educational requirements: BA degree in Arts/Humanities (history,

theology, linguistics, political sciences,

law, anthropology, sociology, European,

cultural, media studies).

Other requirements: Students attend the 2nd semester of the

programme at one of the partner

universities, they can choose the location

of the 3rd semester. .

University of GroningenFaculty of Behavioural and Social Sciences

P.O. Box 72, 9700 AB Groningen, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)50-3636374 Fax: 31 - (0)50-3636844


Internet: www.rug.nl/internationalmasters

n MSc in Human Behaviour in Social Contexts

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: University BSc in psychology, sociology,

pedagogical or educational sciences.

Other requirements: Sufficient qualifications in statistics and

the sciences that are relevant for the

programme and a suitable attitude,

motivation and talent.

University of GroningenFaculty of Behavioural and Social Sciences / Psychology

Grote Kruisstraat 2/1, 9712 TS Groningen, The NetherlandsPhone: 31 - (0)50-3636773 Fax: 31 - (0)50-3636304

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.rug.nl/psy

n MSc in Psychology

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: Bachelor ’s degree in Psychology.

University of GroningenFaculty of Economics and Business / Master's programmes


Phone: 31 - (0)50-3637343 Fax: 31 - (0)50-3632341

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.rug.nl/internationalstudents

n MSc in Econometrics, Operations Research and Actuarial

Studies

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: Bachelor of Science degree majoring in

econometrics, operations research,

actuarial science, (quantitative)

economics or mathematics and

statistics.

n MSc in Economics

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BA/BSc degree in Economics or a closely

related academic field (3 to 4-year

undergraduate programme).

n MSc in International Economics and Business

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BA/BSc degree in (international)

economics and/or (international)

business or a closely-related field (4-year

academic undergraduate programme).

University of GroningenFaculty of Economics and Business / Research School SOM


Phone: 31 - (0)50-3633815 Fax: 31 - (0)50-3633850


n MSc in Economics and Business

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: Bachelor`s degree in economics or

business or similar university degree.

Other requirements: Motivation, talents and attitude towards

doing research, good/excellent results in

Bachelor`s phase.

University of GroningenFaculty of Spatial Sciences / Population Research Centre


Phone: 31 - (0)50-3633898 Fax: 31 - (0)50-3633901

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.rug.nl/prc

n MSc in Population Studies

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc in disciplines related to population

studies.Professional requirements: Experience in related fields

recommended.

Other requirements: At least 2 courses statistics.








Phone: 31 - (0)53-4893836 Fax: 31 - (0)53-4891104


n MSc in Social Systems Evaluation and Survey Research

Leading to: MSc



Academic application deadlines: 01 February 2010Educational requirements: Bachelor`s degree in social sciences,


strong proficiency in social sciences

research techniques and methodology.

Other requirements: Skilled in use of computer applications.



Phone: 31 - (0)53-4895489 Fax: 31 - (0)53-4894340


n MSc in European Studies

Leading to: MSc







n MSc in European Studies (Double diploma)

Takes (partly) place in: Germany

Leading to: MSc







n MSc in PublicAdministration - specialization Environment

and Sustainability

Leading to: MSc







n MSc in Public Administration - specialization Higher

Education

Leading to: MSc







n MSc in Public Administration - specialization Policy and

Governance

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc in a related field of study, like public

administration, business administration,

political science, economics, sociology,

law.

n MSc in Public Administration - specialization Public

Safety

Leading to: MSc







Utrecht University Faculty of Geosciences

P.O. Box 80115 , 3508 TC Utrecht, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)30-2532359 Fax: 31 - (0)30-2530604


n MSc in International Development Studies

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: Applicants who have a BA in Human

Geography and Planning with a minor in

Development Geography have direct

access to the programme.

Utrecht University Faculty of Humanities / Graduate School of Humanities

Drift 8, 3512 BS Utrecht, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)30-2536285 Fax: 31 - (0)30-2539131


n MA in Gender and Ethnicity

Leading to: MA




Educational requirements: Knowledge in the field of one of the

humanities at Bachelor`s degree level.

Other requirements: A clear interest in Gender and Ethnicity,

which is shown by having taken at least

45 ECTS of components.

Utrecht University Faculty of Humanities / Women's Studies

Muntstraat 2A, 3512 EV Utrecht, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)30-2536125 Fax: 31 - (0)30-2536167

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.uu.nl/internationalmasters

n MA in Comparative Women`s Studies in Culture and

Politics

Leading to: MA




Educational requirements: Knowledge of gender studies at BA or MA

level. This knowledge can be

demonstrated by at least 45 ECTS in

gender studies.

Other requirements: Applicants who do not meet the

admission requirements can fulfil them bytaking a pre-Master`s programme.

Utrecht University Faculty of Law, Economics and Governance / Utrecht Schoolof Economics / Graduate School

Janskerkhof 12, 3512 BL Utrecht, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)30-2539800 Fax: 31 - (0)30-2537373



n MSc in Economics and Law

Leading to: MSc



Educational requirements: Applicants must hold a BSc in Economics

and have sufficient knowledge of law, or

hold a BSc in Law and have sufficient

knowledge of economics.


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Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: A BSc in Economics and have sufficient

knowledge of the Social Sciences, or a

BSc in the Social Sciences and have

sufficient knowledge of Economics.

n MSc in International Economics and Business

Leading to: MScCourse duration: 1 Year



Educational requirements: BSc in Economics with a major in

International Economics.

Utrecht University Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences / Graduate SchoolSocial and Behavioural Sciences

P.O. Box 80140, 3508 TC Utrecht, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)30-253 4145


n MSc in Development and Socialization in Childhood and

Adolescence

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: Applicants must hold a relevant BSc in

social sciences (for example psychology)

and have a basic knowledge of

multivariate analysis.

n MSc in Educational Sciences: Learning in Interaction

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BA or BSc in one of the relevant social or behavioural sciences or in domain

relevant to teaching in schools (e.g.

math, science, linguistics,)

Other requirements: Basic knowledge of multivariate analysis.

n MSc in Migration, Ethnic Relations and Multiculturalism

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc in social sciences, human geography

or political science/public administration

and have a basic knowledge of

multivariate analysis.

Other requirements: GPA at least 3.0 (Dutch equivalent: 7.0).

n MSc in Sociology and Social Research

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BSc in social sciences, social geography

or political sciences/public

administration and have basic knowledge

of multivariate analysis.

VU University AmsterdamFaculty of Economics and Business Administration


Phone: 31 - (0)20-5985585 Fax: 31 - (0)20-5986112

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.feweb.vu.nl

n MSc in Econometrics & Operations Research

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BA degree, knowledge in the fields of

mathematical economics, operations

research and econometrics.



n MSc in Economics

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BA degree, knowledge of generaleconomics, micro-, macro-economics,

background in general mathematics and

statistics.



n MSc in Spatial, Transport and Environmental Economics

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: Bachelor`s degree, preferably in

economics (microeconomics,

econometrics, regional economics,

transport economics, environmental

economics).Other requirements: For all master`s specific requirements see

www.feweb.vu.nl/gseb.

VU University AmsterdamFaculty of Law

De Boelelaan 1105, kamer 5A-18 , 1081 HV Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)20-5986205 Fax: 31 - (0)20-5986209

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.rechten.vu.nl/llm

n MSc in Criminology (International Crimes and

Criminology)

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: At least Bachelor`s degree in Law,

Criminology, Social Science or Arts.

Professional requirements: Not necessarily.

Other requirements: Students should be highly motivated and

have a specific interest in international

crimes.

VU University AmsterdamFaculty of Psychology and Education

van der Boechorststraat 1, 1081 BT Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)20-5987285 Fax: 31 - (0)20-5988845

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.psy.vu.nl

n Research Master`s Social Psychology: Regulation of Social Behaviour

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: BA degree (or equivalent) in psychology

or a related discipline, preferably with an

emphasis on social psychology.

VU University AmsterdamFaculty of Social Sciences


Phone: 31 - (0)20-5988636 Fax: 31 - (0)20-5986800

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.fsw.vu.nl

n MSc in Culture, Organization and Management

Leading to: MSc









Educational requirements: Bachelor`s degree in organization

studies, anthropology, cultural studies, or

other relevant degree.

Professional requirements: No specific experience required –

however, working experience (profit or

non–profit sectors) is advantageous.

n MSc in Political Science

Leading to: MSc



Academic application deadlines: 01 February 2010Educational requirements: Bachelor degree political science, or

international relations, or other relevant

degree, equivalent to a Dutch university

bachelor degree.

n MSc in Social and Cultural Anthropology: The Quest for

Human Security in a Globalizing World

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: Bachelor`s degree in anthropology or

relevant degree equivalent to a 3 year

Dutch university bachelor`s degree.

Other requirements: Curiosity and eagerness to comprehend

and analyze complex socio-culturalphenomena.

n MSc in Social Research

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: Bachelor ’s degree with honours (or its

equivalent) in organization science,

political science, sociology or a related

discipline.



Phone: 31 - (0)317-484223 Fax: 31 - (0)317-484464


n MSc in International Development Studies

Leading to: MSc




Educational requirements: Bachelor`s degree in the social sciences

(sociology, social studies, anthropology,

communication studies) or economics.




Webster University Department of International Relations

Boommarkt 1, 2311 EA Leiden, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)71-5168000 Fax: 31 - (0)71-5168001

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.webster.nl

n MA in International Non-Governmental Organizations

Takes (partly) place in: Thailand

Leading to: MA


Next course begins: 10 January 2010; 23 August 2010


Educational requirements: Accredited 4-year Bachelor degree or

equivalent diploma in a relevant

discipline.Other requirements: Students must also write an essay in

English at the university and demonstrate

oral competency prior to admittance to

Webster.

n MA in International Relations

Takes (partly) place in: Thailand, China

Leading to: MA


Next course begins: 10 January 2010; 23 August 2010


Educational requirements: Accredited 4-year Bachelor degree or

equivalent diploma in a relevant

discipline.

Other requirements: Students must also write an essay in

English at the university and demonstrate

oral competency prior to admittance to

Webster.

Transport and communications

Foundation STC-Group/Netherlands Maritime University Netherlands Maritime University

P.O. Box 63140 , 3002 JC Rotterdam, The Netherlands

Phone: 31 - (0)10-4486060 Fax: 31 - (0)10-4486061

E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.stc-nmu.eu

n Master in Shipping and Transport

Takes (partly) place in: South-Korea, Gwangyang

Leading to: Master's DegreeCourse duration: 18 Months



Educational requirements: Bachelor degree or equivalent.

Professional requirements: At least 2 years experience in shipping,

transport, logistics, SCM or shipping

industry related.

Other requirements: Microsoft Office skills, minimum age 23

years.

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Alphabetical index of institutions, master’s degree programmes and short courses

A L T E R R A - C E N T R E F O R W A T E R A N D C L IM A T E

non-degree

Agricultural Drainage Criteria (ICDC) 21

Design, Implementation and Operation of Drainage Systems (IDSD) 32

Institutions in Water Management (ICIW) 21

Land Drainage 32

Tools for Agricultural Water Use Assessment; an IWRM Perspective 21

A M S T E R D A M S C H O O L O F T H E A R T S

degree

Museology / Museum Studies 63

B U S IN E S S S C H O O L N E T H E R L A N D S

degree

International Action Learning 65

C H R I S T E L I J KE H O G E S C H O O L E D E , U N I V E R S I T Y O F A P P L I E D

S C IE N C E S

non-degree

Communication & Media 39

C IT O , IN S T IT U T E F O R E D U C A T IO N A L M E A S U R E M E N T

non-degree

Curriculum and Assessment for Educational Innovation 31

Theory and Practice of Test Construction 31

D E L F T U N I V E R S I T Y O F T E C H N O L O G Y

degree

Applied Earth Sciences 69

Applied Mathematics 80

Architecture, Urbanism and Building Sciences 61

BioMedical Engineering 70

Civil Engineering 69

Computer Engineering 69

Computer Science 80

Construction Management and Engineering 69

Design for Interaction 70

Electrical Engineering 69

Embedded Systems 70

Engineering & Policy Analysis 70

Geomatics 69

Integrated Product Design 70

Management of Technology 71

Marine Technology 70

Materials Science and Engineering 70

Mechanical Engineering 70

Media and Knowledge Engineering 70

Offshore Engineering 70

Strategic Product Design 70

Systems and Control 70

Transport, Infrastructure and Logistics 69

D R O N T E N U N I V E R S I T Y O F A P P L I E D S C I E N C E S

non-degree

Animal Health and Welfare 21

Food Safety 21

International Chain Management 29

International Livestock Production 21

International Rural Development and Innovation 21

E I N D H O V E N U N I V E R S I T Y O F T E C H N O L O GY

degree

Applied Physics 71

Architecture, Building and Planning 61

Biomedical Engineering 71

Building Services 71

Business Information Systems 80

Chemical Engineering 71

Computer Science and Engineering 80

Construction Management and Engineering 71


Embedded Systems 72

Human Technology Interaction 71

Industrial Design 71

Industrial and Applied Mathematics 81

Innovation Management 71

Innovation Sciences 71

Mechanical Engineering 72

Operations Management & Logistics 72

Sustainable Energy Technology 74


E R A S M U S U N IV E R S IT Y R O T T E R D A M

degree

Business, Corporate and Maritime Law 77

Clinical Epidemiology 82

Commercial Law 77

Health Sciences 82

International and European Public Law 77

Maritime Economics and Logistics 87

Molecular Medicine 84

F O N T Y S H O G E S C H O L E N , U N I V E R S I T Y O F A P P L I E D

S C IE N C E S

degree

Information Systems 65

F O U N D A T IO N S T C - G R O U P / N E T H E R L A N D S M A R IT IM E

U N IV E R S IT Y

degree

Shipping and Transport 94

non-degree

Port, Shipping and Transport Management 46

H A N U N IV E R S IT Y O F A P P L IE D S C IE N C E S

degree

Control Systems Engineering 72

Information Systems Development 72

International Business 65

Molecular Life Sciences 72

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H A N Z E U N I V E R S I T Y G R O N I N G E N , U N I V E R S I T Y O F A P P L I E D

S C IE N C E S

degree

Business Administration 65

International Business & Management 65

H A S D E N B O S C H , U N I V E R S I T Y O F A P P L I E D S C I E N C E S

degree

Animal Biology & Welfare 60

Horticulture 60

non-degree

Animal Health & Welfare 21

Export Management and Global Trade in Horticulture 21

H O G E S C H O O L U T R E C H T , U N I V E R S I T Y O F A P P L I E D

S C IE N C E S

degree

International Applied Communication (MIAC) 80

non-degree

Europe in the World 39

European Culture & European Journalism 39

H O G E S C H O O L V A N A M S T E R D A M , U N IV E R S IT Y O F A P P L IE D

S C IE N C E S

degree

Occupational Therapy (ergotherapie) 82

I N S T I T U T E F O R H O U S I N G A N D U R B A N D E V E L O P M E N T

S T U D I E S ( I H S )

degree

Development Strategies (UMD7-D) 87

Housing, making it accessible for all (UMD7-H) 88

Land Development Strategies and the Future of Cities (UMD7-L) 88

Managing Urban Governance (UMD7-G) 88

Urban Environmental and Infrastructure Management (UMD7-E) 87

Urban Management and Development 87

Urban Social Development (UMD7-S) 88

non-degree

Development Strategies (ICHUD92-U) 42

Housing and Urban Development (92nd ICHUD) 42

Housing: Making it Accessible for All (ICHUD92-H) 42

Land Development Strategies and the Future of Cities (ICHUD92-L) 42

Land Management and Informal Settlement Regularisation 27

Making Housing Affordable for All 42

Managing Urban Governance (ICHUD92-G) 42

Urban Environmental and Infrastructure Management (ICHUD92-E) 42

Urban Management Tools for Climate Change 33

Urban Social Development and Policies for Poverty Reduction

(ICHUD92-S) 42

I N S T I T U T E O F S O C I A L S T U D I E S ( I S S )

degree

Development Studies: Local and Regional Development 88

Development Studies: Specialisation Child and Youth Studies 88

Development Studies: Specialisation Conflict, Reconstruction and

Human Security 88

Development Studies: Specialisation Development Research 88

Development Studies: Specialisation Economics of Development 88

Development Studies: Specialisation Environment and Sustainable

Development 88

Development Studies: Specialisation Governance and Democracy 88

Development Studies: Specialisation Human Rights, Development

and Social Justice 88

Development Studies: Specialisation International Political Economy

and Development 89

Development Studies: Specialisation Politics of Alternative

Development 89

Development Studies: Specialisation Population, Poverty and Social

Development 89

Development Studies: Specialisation Poverty Studies and Policy

Analysis 89

Development Studies: Specialisation Public Policy and Management 89

Development Studies: Specialisation Rural Livelihoods and Global

Change 89

Development Studies: Specialisation Women, Gender, Development 89

Development Studies: Specialisation Work, Employment and

Globalisation 89

non-degree

Children, Youth and Development 42

Governance, Democratisation and Public Policy 42

Universalising Socioeconomic Security for the Poor (Postgraduate

diploma) 42

Universalising Socioeconomic Security for the Poor (Short course) 43

IN T E R N A T IO N A L C E N T R E F O R D E V E L O P M E N T O R IE N T E D

R E S E A R C H IN A G R IC U L T U R E (IC R A )

non-degree

Multi-stakeholder processes for knowledge-based rural innovation 43

IN T E R N A T IO N A L IN S T IT U T E F O R G E O - IN F O R M A T IO N

S C IE N C E A N D E A R T H O B S E R V A T IO N (IT C )

degree

Applied Earth Sciences with options in: Geo-Hazards, Geo- and

Environmental Engineering, Earth Resources Exploration 84

Environmental Modeling & Management, with Southampton, Lund

and Warsaw 62

GIS (Geographic Information Systems) for Natural Resource

Management, with KNUST, Kumasi, Ghana 75

Geo-Hazards, with IIRS, Dehra Dun, India (MSc Degree Course) 84

Geo-information for Natural Resources & Environmental

Management, with Wuhan University, China 74

Geo-information for Spatial Planning & Risk Management, with the

University Gadjah Mada, Yogyakarta, Indonesia 84

Geoinformatics (MSc Degree Course) 62

Geoinformatics (Master Degree Course) 61

Geoinformatics, with IIRS, Dehra Dun, India (MSc Degree Course) 61

Geoinformatics, with KN Toosi University, Tehran, Iran 61

Geoinformatics, with RECTAS, Ile Ife, Nigeria 62

Governance and Spatial Information Management 66

Land Administration (MSc Degree Course) 62Land Administration, with Changàn University, Xiàn, China 62

Land Resources Information for Regional Planning & Water

Resources Assessment, with UMSS, Cochabamba, Bolivia 74

Natural Resources Management (MSc Degree Course) 75

Natural Resources Management (Master Degree Course) 74

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Urban Planning & Management, with Wuhan University, Wuhan,

China 62

Urban Planning and Management (MSc Degree Course) 62

Water Resources and Environmental Management (MSc Degree

Course) 74

non-degree

Advanced Earth Observation and Quantified Modeling in Applied

Earth Sciences 41

Analyzing and Monitoring Urban Development 27

Applications of Earth Observation and GIS in Integrated Water

Resources Management 34

Applied Earth Sciences with options in: Geo-Hazards, Geo- and

Environmental Engineering, Earth Resources Exploration 41

Cartography and Geo-Visualization 27

Digital Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing 27

Distance Course in Digital terrain model extraction, processing and

parameterization for hydrology (E-learning) 27

Distance Course in Environmental Impact Assessment and Strategic

Environmental Assessment with Spatial Decision Support Tools (E-

learning) 34

Distance Course in GIS Data Quality (E-learning) 27

Distance Course in Geostatistics and Open-Source Statistical

Computing (E-learning) 34

Distance Course in Hyperspectral Remote Sensing (E-learning) 41

Distance Course in Learning IDL for Building Expert Applications in

ENVI (E-learning) 34

Distance Course in Multi-Hazard Risk Assessment (E-learning) 34

Distance Course in Principles of Databases (E-learning) 28

Distance Course in Principles of Geographical Information Systems

(E-learning) 28

Distance Course in Principles of Remote Sensing (E-learning) 28

Distance Course in Spatial Decision Support Systems (E-learning) 28

GIS Operation 28

Geo-Hazards, with IIRS, Dehra Dun, India (Postgraduate Diploma

Course) 41

Geo-information & Earth Observation for Problem Solving in Applied

Earth Sciences 41

Geo-information Science & Earth Observation for Geoinformatics 28

Geoinformatics (Diploma Course) 27

Geoinformatics (Diploma Course-Ghana) 27

Geoinformatics (Diploma Course-Tanzania) 27

Geoinformatics, with IIRS, Dehra Dun, India (Postgraduate Diploma

Course) 28

Introduction to Geoinformatics 28

Land Administration (Postgraduate Diploma Course) 28

Land Administration Systems 28

Managing Geoinformation Systems in the Public Sector 28

Multi-hazard Risk Assessment and Strategic Environmental

Assessment for Spatial Planning 34

Natural Resources Management (Postgraduate Diploma Course) 34

Participatory GIS - Principles and Applications 34

Principles & Applications of Remote Sensing & GIS with options in:

Applied Earth Sciences, Natural Resources, Water Resources, &

Urban Planning & Management 28

Principles and Applications of Remote Sensing and GIS in Natural

Resources Management 28

Principles of Land Administration 29

Principles of Spatial Data Handling: Databases, GIS and RemoteSensing 29

SAR Remote Sensing, Interferometry and Their Applications in Land

and Eearth Resources and Disaster Damage Assessment 34

Spatial Change and Spatial Interaction Modelling 34

Spatial Interventions in Urban Planning and Management 29

Spatial Planning Support systems and Scenario Development/

Scenario Analysis and Collaborative Decision Support 29

Urban Planning and Management (Postgraduate Diploma Course) 28

Water Resources and Environmental Management (Postgraduate

Diploma Course) 34

K IT (R O Y A L T R O P IC A L IN S T IT U T E )

degree

Public Health 82

non-degree

Dynamics of HIV and AIDS Epidemics & Analyzing Effective

Responses 40

HIV politics, Policy, Governance and Planning Mechanisms 40

Health Sector Response to HIV 40

Health Systems Research 39

Human Resources Development for Health (HRD) 40

Sexual Reproductive Health including HIV/AIDS 40

L E I D E N U N I V E R S I T Y

degree

African Languages and Cultures 89

African Linguistics 63

African Studies 89

Air and Space Law 77

Archaeology 63

Archaeology (research) 63

Bio-Pharmaceutical Sciences 82

Biology 84

Biomedical Sciences 82

Computer Science 81

Cultural Anthropology and Development Sociology 89

Education and Child Studies 68

Educational Sciences: Normal and Deviant Patterns of Attachment

and Self-Regulated Learning 90

European Union Studies 90

European and International Business Law 77

ICT in Business 81

International Taxation 77

Islamic Studies 63

Law (specialization European Law) 77

Law (specialization Public International Law) 77

Life Science and Technology 84

Media Technology 80

Political Science 90

Political Science: Institutional Analysis 90

Psychology 90

Psychology: Decision making and action control in self-regulation of

human behaviour 90

Public Administration 90

Public International Law 77

Religious Studies 63

non-degree

International Criminal Law 37

International Tax Law: EC Tax Law 37

International Tax Law: International Estate & Trust Taxation 38International Tax Law: International Tax Planning 38

International Tax Law: Tax Treaties 38

International Tax Law: Transfer Pricing Rules in International Taxation 38

International Tax Law: US Domestic Tax Law 38

International Tax Law: US International Tax Law 38




International Tax Law: Value-Added Tax Law 38

Introduction to International Tax Law: Fundamentals 38

Study Abroad Programme: Biomedical Research 37

Study Abroad Programme: Biomedical Science 37

M A A S T R I CH T S C H O O L O F M A N A G E M EN T ( M S M )

degree

MBA Corporate Strategy and Economic Policy 66

MBA in Accounting and Finance 66

MBA in Management Information Systems 66

non-degree

Business Dynamics (BD) 29

E-Government (EG) 43

Environmental Management - towards a Sustainable Development

(ME) 34

Financial Management (FM) 29

Financial Management for Non-Financial Managers (FNM) 29

Leadership and management of Higher Education Institutions (LMHE) 29

Management of Change for Organizational Transition (CM) 29

Managerial Control and Management Information Systems (MCMIS) 30

Managing Performance through Organizational Culture (OCM) 30

Managing Sustainable Development (MSD) 30

Marketing of Services (MOS) 30

Project Identification, Development and Management: Towards an

Effective Project Cycle (PDM) 30

Project Management (PM) 30

Strategic Management (GSM) 30

Sustainable Tourism Management (STM) 42

The Consulting Process (TCP) 30

Training for Impact (TI) 31

Women Entrepreneurship Promotion (WEP) 43

M A A S T R IC H T U N IV E R S IT Y

degree

Arts and Heritage: Policy, Management and Education 63

Comparative, European and International Law(LL.M.) 78

Cultures of Arts, Science and Technology 64

European Law 78

European Studies on Society, Science & Technology (ESST) 90

Globalisation and Law 78

Health Professions Education (E-learning) 83

Health Sciences 82

International Laws 78

Media Culture 64

Mental Health Sciences 82


Physical Activity and Health with three specialisations 82

Public Health Programme 82

Public Health with five specialisations 83

Public Policy and Human Development (MPP) 90

Tax Law; International and European Tax Law 78

non-degree

Actuarial Practice in Social Protection 43

Assessing Needs and Understanding Behaviour and Environmental

Risk Factors 40Comparative Analysis of Social Policy Design 43

Comparitive Migration Policy 43

Economic Analysis of Health Systems 40

Economics of the Welfare State 44

Financing Social Protection 43

Food Policy: Concepts, Methods and Policy Debate 40

Governance for Sustainable Development, concepts and practice 43

Governance, Politics, Policy and Practice 44

International Development Law 43

International Economics 44

International Intellectual Property Law and Policy 44

Introduction to Sustainable Development 44

Law and Policy of the World Trade Organization 44

Poverty and Inequality 44

Public Economics and Empirical Analysis 44

Public Policy Analysis 45

Quantitative Techniques in Health Care Financing 44

Risk and Uncertainty 45

Social Budgeting 44

Sustainable Development in a Globalizing World 44

M D F - T R A IN IN G & C O N S U L T A N C Y

non-degree

Competency Based Learning course 31

International Advisory Course 45

Project Cycle Management Course 30

Project and Programme Management and Administration (PPMA-e),

Management Course for Development Practitioners 30

Project and Programme Management and Administration (PPMA-f),

Cours de gestion pour des professionnels en developpement 30

N H T V B R E D A U N I V E R S I T Y O F A P P L I E D S C I E N C E S

degree

Master in Imagineering 66

Master in Tourism Destination Management 87

P R O T E S T A N T T H E O L O G IC A L U N IV E R S IT Y

degree

Cross-Cultural Theology 64

P T C +

non-degree

Animal Feed 21

Crop Protection 23

Dairy Farm Management (6 weeks) 21

Dairy Farm Management (8 weeks) 21

Dairy Husbandry and Milk Processing 22

Feedstuffs & Feed Formulation 22

Horticulturists 23

Milk Processing (6 weeks) 22

Milk processing (8 weeks) 22

Milking Systems and Milk Quality 22

Organic Farming 22

Pig Breeding and Artificial Insemination 23

Pig Farming as an Enterprise 23

Pig Husbandry 22

Pig Husbandry and Animal Feed 22

Pig Management (Applied) 22

Pig Production Technology 23

Poultry Breeding Management and Incubation 23Poultry Farming as an Enterprise 23

Poultry Husbandry 22

Poultry Husbandry and Animal Feed 22

Poultry Management (Applied) 22

Poultry Production Technology 23




Product Quality & Food Safety 23

Sustainable Manure Utilisation 23

Training and Extension 23

Training of Trainers 32

Vegetable Production 23

R A D B O U D U N I V E R S I T Y N I J M E G E N

degree

Behavioural Science 90

Bioethics 64


Computing Science 81

Development Studies 90

European Law 78

Information Science 81

Linguistics 64

Molecular Mechanisms of Disease 85

Philosophy 64

Theology 64

Water Management 75

non-degree

Public Oral Health 40

R A D IO N E D E R L A N D T R A IN IN G C E N T R E (R N T C )

non-degree

Broadcast Journalism (Radio & Internet - Television & Internet) - Good

Governance 39

Facts and Formats: creative ways of informing people (radio,

television, internet) 39

International Course Broadcast Management (Radio-Television-

Internet) 39

Training the Trainers (Radio/Television/Internet) 39

S A X I O N U N I V E R S I T Y O F A P P L I E D S C I E N C E S

degree


Environmental Science 75

Facility Management 87

Management 66

Nature Conservation and Biodiversity Management 75

Real Estate Management 62

Urban & Regional Planning 62

non-degree

Environmental Impact Assessment 35

Integral Water Management 35

International Business Management 31

Sustainable International Business 31

S T E N D E N U N IV E R S IT Y O F A P P L IE D S C IE N C E S (L O C A T IO N

L E E U W A R D E N )

degree

International Service Management 87

T H E H A G U E U N I V E R S I T Y O F A P P L I E D S C I E N C E S

degree

Accounting and Control 66


Communication Management 80

European Law and Policy 78

U N E S C O - IH E IN S T IT U T E F O R W A T E R E D U C A T IO N

degree

Environmental Planning and Management 75

Environmental Science and Technology 75

Hydraulic Engineering - Coastal Engineering and Port Development 73

Hydraulic Engineering - Land and Water Development 73

Hydraulic Engineering and River Basin Development 73

Hydroinformatics: modelling and information systems for water

management 72

Hydrology and Water Resources 73

International Master Programme in Hydroinformatics: modelling and

information systems for water management (MSc) 72

Limnology and Wetland Ecosystems 75

Sanitary Engineering 72

Urban Water Engineering and Management 72

Water Conflict Management 78

Water Quality Management 75

Water Resources Management 75

Water Services Management 66

Water Supply Engineering 73

non-degree

Advanced Water Treatment Technology 24

Applied Groundwater Modelling 24

Aquatic Ecosystems: Processes and Applications 24

Cleaner Production and the Water Cycle 35

Climate Change in Integrated Water Management 36

Coastal Systems 33

Coastal and Port Structures I 33

Coastal and Port Structures II 33

Constructed Wetlands for Wastewater Treatment 35

Conventional Surface Water Treatment 24

Decentralised Water Supply and Sanitation 24

Environmental Engineering 35

Environmental Monitoring and Modelling 35

Environmental Planning and Implementation 35

Environmental Policy Making 35

Environmental System Modelling 32

Financial Management of Water Organisations 31

Flood Risk Management 32

GIS and Remote Sensing applications for the Water Sector 24

GIS modelling: SWAT 24

Groundwater Exploration and Monitoring 33

Groundwater Resources and Treatment 24

Hydrological Data Collection and Processing 25

Industrial Wastewater Treatment and Residuals Management 32

Integrated Asset Management Systems 32

Integrated Coastal Zone Management 33

International Port Seminar 33

Managing Water Organizations 31

Modelling of Activated Sludge Wastewater Treatment 32

Negotiation and Mediation for Water Conflict Management 38

On-line course Cleaner Production and the Water Cycle (E-learning) 35

On-line course Flood Modelling for Management (E-learning) 33

On-line course Integrated Coastal Zone Management (E-learning) 33On-line course Sanitation-related urban groundwater pollution (E-

learning) 33

On-line course in Service Oriented Management of Irrigation Systems

(E-learning) 33

On-line course in Water Transport and Distribution I (E-learning) 32




On-line course on Constructed Wetlands for Wastewater Treatment

(formerly known as: Wetlands for Wastewater Treatment) (E-learning) 35

On-line course on Ecological Sanitation (E-learning) 35

On-line course on Integrated River Basin Management (E-learning) 35

On-line course on Public and Private Partnerships (E-learning) 36

On-line course on Solid Waste Management (E-learning) 36

On-line course on Water and Climate Change (E-learning) 36

On-line course on Water and Environmental Law and Policy (E-

learning) 36

On-line course on Wetland Management (E-learning) 36

Public-Private Partnerships in the Water Sector 31

River Basin Modelling 24

Service Oriented Management of Irrigation Systems 36

Solid Waste Management 36

Spate Irrigation and Water Management under Drought and Water

Scarcity 37

Sustainable Wastewater Treatment and Reuse 32

Tracer Hydrology and Flow System Analysis 37

Urban Flood Modelling and Disaster Management 24

Urban Water Systems Modelling 32

Water Quality Assessment 36

Water Resources Planning 36

Water Transport and Distribution 1 24

Water Transport and Distribution 2 24

Water Treatment Processes and Plants 24

Water and Environmental Law 38

Watershed and River Basin Management 36

U N IV E R S IT Y O F A M S T E R D A M

degree

Biological Sciences 85

European Private Law 78

Forensic Science 85

International and European Law 78

Mathematics and Science Education 68

Medical Anthropology 91

non-degree

Aids in the 21st Century: A Medical Anthropological Perspective 45

Alcohol, Drugs and Addiction 45

Children, Health and Well-Being: A Cultural Perspective 45

Culture, Psychology and Psychiatry 40

Exchange Programme 38

Gender, Reproductive and Sexual Health and Fertility 40

Medicine and Human Rights in Cross-cultural Perspective 45

Sexuality, Culture and Society 45

Social, Cultural and Historical Dimensions of Infectious Disease 45

U N I V E R S I T Y O F G R O N I N G E N

degree

Applied Linguistics: Teaching English as a Foreign Language 64


Criminal Law and Criminology 78

Development Planning and Infrastructure Management 62

Econometrics, Operations Research and Actuarial Studies 91

Economics 91

Economics and Business 91Educational Sciences: Educational Effectiveness and Instructional

Design 69

Environmental and Infrastructure Planning 63

Euroculture: Europe in the Wider World 91

European Law 78

Human Behaviour in Social Contexts 91

Human Resource Management 67

International Business & Management 67

International Business & Management, specialization: International

Financial Management 67

International Economic and Business Law 79

International Economics and Business 91

International Law and the Law of International Organizations 79

International and Comparative Private Law 78

Linguistics (Research Master) 64

Philosophy 64

Philosophy of a Specific Discipline 65

Philosophy: Knowledge and Knowledge Development 65

Population Studies 91

Psychology 91

Regional Studies 62

Technology Management 67

non-degree

Demographic Methods and Analysis 46

Managing and Academic Network Infrastructure 39

U N I V E R S I T Y O F T W E N T E

degree

Applied Mathematics 81

Applied Physics 73

Business Administration - specialization Financial Management 67

Business Administration - specialization Human Resource

Management 67

Business Administration - specialization Information Management 67

Business Administration - specialization Innovation and

Entrepreneurship 67

Business Administration - specialization International Management 67

Business Administration - specialization Service Management 67

Business Information Technology 81

Chemical Engineering: Tracks Chemistry & Technology of Materials,

Process Technology and Watertechnology 73

Communication Studies (CS) 80

Computer Science 81

Educational Science and Technology - specialization Curriculum,

Instruction & Media Applications (CIMA) 69

Educational Science and Technology - specialization Educational

Management, Evaluation and Assessment (EMEA) 69

Educational Science and Technology - specialization Human

Resource Development (HRD) 67


Embedded Systems 81

Environmental and Energy Management 76

European Studies 92

European Studies (Double diploma) 92

Health Sciences 83

Human Media Interaction 81

Industrial Engineering and Management - specialization Financial

Engineering and Management 74

Industrial Engineering and Management - specialization Health Care

Technology and Management 74

Industrial Engineering and Management - specialization Information

Technology and Management 74Industrial Engineering and Management - specialization Production

and Logistic Management 74

Mechatronics 73

Nanotechnology 73

Philosophy of Science, Technology and Society 65




Public Administration - specialization Environment and Sustainability 92

Public Administration - specialization Higher Education 92

Public Administration - specialization Policy and Governance 92

Public Administration - specialization Public Management 68

Public Administration - specialization Public Safety 92

Social Systems Evaluation and Survey Research 92

Sustainable Energy Technology 73


Telematics 81

non-degree

Energy Management and Cleaner Production in Small and Medium

Scale Industries (SMI) 37

Formulating Proposals for CDM Projects 37

U T R E C H T S C H O O L O F T H E A R T S ( H K U )

degree

Arts Management 76

Design, pathway Editorial Design 76

Design, pathway Fashion Design 76

Design, pathway Interior Design 77

Design, pathway Public Space Design 77

Fine Art 77

Media Master of Arts (EMMA) 76

U T R E C H T U N IV E R S IT Y

degree

Applied Ethics 65

Biology of Disease 83

Biomedical Image Sciences 83

Biomolecular Sciences 85

Comparative Women`s Studies in Culture and Politics 92

Conflict Studies and Human Rights 65

Conflict and Security Law 79

Development and Socialization in Childhood and Adolescence 93

Drug Innovation 83

Economics and Law 92

Economics and Social Sciences 93

Educational Sciences: Learning in Interaction 93

Environmental Biology 85

Epidemiology 83

Epidemiology Postgraduate 83

European Law 79

Experimental Physics 85

Gender and Ethnicity 92

History and Philosophy of Science 85

Immunity and Infection 83

International Business Law and Globalisation 79

International Development Studies 92

International Economics and Business 93

International Law of Human Rights and Criminal Justice 79

Laboratory Animal Science 83

Law and Economics 79

Legal Research 79

Meteorology, Physical Oceanography and Climate 85

Migration, Ethnic Relations and Multiculturalism 93

Nanomaterials: Chemistry and Physics 85Public International Law 79

SaSR 93

Sustainable Development 85

Theoretical Physics 85

Toxicology and Environmental Health 85

Veterinary Epidemiology and Economics 84

Veterinary and Molecular Pathology 84

V A N H A L L L A R E N S T E IN , U N IV E R S IT Y O F A P P L IE D S C IE N C E S

(L O C A T IO N L E E U W A R D E N )

non-degree

Coastal Zone Management 41

Food and Agribusiness Management 25

Wildlife Management 37

V A N H A L L L A R E N S T E IN , U N IV E R S IT Y O F A P P L IE D S C IE N C E S

(L O C A T IO N W A G E N IN G E N )

degree

Agricultural Production Chain Management - Horticulture Chains 60

Agricultural Production Chain Management - Livestock Chains 60

European MBA in Food and Agribusiness 68

Management of Development - Rural Development and

Communication 60

Management of Development - Rural Development and Food Security 60

Management of Development - Rural Development and Gender 60

Management of Development - Rural Development and HIV/AIDS 60

V U U N IV E R S IT Y A M S T E R D A M

degree

Accounting & Control 68

Biology 86


Biomolecular Sciences / Cell Biology 84


Culture, Organization and Management 93

Earth Sciences 86

Ecology 76

Econometrics & Operations Research 93

Economics 93

Environment and Resource Management 76

Finance 68

Finance (honours track: Quantitative Finance) 68

Geosciences of Basin and Lithosphere 86

Hydrology 86

International Business Law 79

International Crimes and Criminology 93

Law and Politics of International Security 79

Marketing 68

Political Science: International Relations & Transnational

Governance; Global Environmental Governance; Comparative &

European Politics 94

Social Psychology 93

Social Research 94

Social and Cultural Anthropology 94

Spatial, Transport and Environmental Economics 93

non-degree

English post-academic training in epilepsy 41

W A G E N IN G E N IN T E R N A T IO N A L - C D & IC P R O G R A M M E

non-degree

Adaptive managment of natural resources; supporting decentralised

forest and nature management for rural development 25

Agriculture in transition: analysis, design and management of

sustainable farming 25




Climate change adaptation in agriculture and natural resources

management: policy making and programming for sustainable

development 25

Competing claims on natural resources - professional qualities for

managing conflict in NRM towards sustainable development 25

Contemporary approaches in genetic resources conservation and

use 25

Décentralisation rurale et gouvernance locale: renforcement des

processus multi-acteurs pour soutenir la decentralisation 25

Ecosystem approach to fisheries: Monitoring and evaluation of

resource use and fisheries impact 25

Facilitating multi-stakeholder processes and social learning:

advanced course in the use of participatory approaches for

institutional change 25

Fisheries governance 25

Food and nutrition security impact assessment 25

Governance and food safety in international food chains 26

Governance for forests, nature p People: managing multistakeholder

learning in sector programmes and policy processes 26

HIV/AIDS and food and nutrition security 26

Integrated Pest Management (IPM) and food safety 26

International training of trainers on wetlands management; course

focusing on the facilitation of multi-stakeholder processes and

curriculum development 26

Landscape functions and people: applying strategic planning

approaches for good natural resource governance 26

Local governance and rural decentralisation: multi-stakeholder

processes for institutional strengthening 26

Market access for sustainable development 26

Participatory planning, monitoring & evaluation - navigating &

managing for impact 26

Plant genetic resources and seeds: policies, conservation and use 26

Plant variety protection (plant breeders` rights) 26

Rights based approaches to food and nutrition security 26

Seed potato technology, certification and supply systems 26

Transition to sustainable crop- & livestock systems 26

W A G E N IN G E N U N IV E R S IT Y A N D R E S E A R C H C E N T R E

degree

Agricultural and Bioresource Engineering 74

Animal Sciences 86

Applied Communication Science 80

Aquaculture and Fisheries 86

Bioinformatics 86

Biology 86

Biotechnology 86

Earth System Science 76

Environmental Sciences 76

Food Quality Management 68

Food Safety 60

Food Technology 60

Forest and Nature Conservation 60

Geo-information Science 63

Hydrology and Water Quality 86

International Development Studies 94

International Land and Water Management 76

Landscape Architecture and Planning 63

Leisure, Tourism and Environment 87Management of Agro-Ecological Knowledge and Social Change 61

Management, Economics and Consumer Studies 61

Meteorology and Air Quality 86


Nutrition and Health 61

Organic Agriculture 61

Plant Biotechnology 87

Plant Sciences 61

Soil Science 61

Urban Environmental Management 63

non-degree

Africa Nutrition Leadership Programme 41

FINSA: Sécurité alimentaire et nutritionelle et développement 41

Production and Use of Food Composition Data 27

Soil and/or plant analysis and data handling 27

W E B S T E R U N I V E R S I T Y

degree

International Non-Governmental Organizations 94

International Relations 94




Websites of Netherlands embassies and consulates

Afghanistan

www.mfa.nl/kab

Albania

www.mfa.nl/tir

Armenia (via Georgia)

www.dutchembassy.ge/

Autonomous Palestinian Authorities

www.holland-pal.org

Bangladesh

www.netherlandsembassydhaka.org

Benin

www.mfa.nl/cot

Bhutan

via India: www.hollandinindia.org

Bolivia

http://www.mfa.nl/lap

Bosnia-Herzegovina

www.mfa.nl/sar

Brazil

www.embaixada-holanda.org.br

Burkina Faso

www.ambassadepays-bas.bf

Burundi (via Rwanda)

www.mfa.nl/kig

Cambodia (via Thailand)

www.netherlandsembassy.in.th

Cape Verde (via Senegal)

www.nlambassadedakar.org

China

www.hollandinchina.org

Colombia

www.mfa.nl/bog

Costa Rica

www.nethemb.or.cr

Cuba

www.mfa.nl/hav

DR Congo

www.mfa.nl/kss

Ecuador

www.embajadadeholanda.com

Egypt

http://egypte.nlambassade.org/homepage

El Salvador (via Costa Rica)

www.nethemb.or.cr

Eritrea

www.mfa.nl/asm

Ethiopia

www.netherlandsembassyethiopia.org

Georgia

www.dutchembassy.ge/

Ghana

www.ambaccra.nl

Guatemala

www.embajadadeholanda-gua.org

Guinea Bissau (via Senegal)


Honduras (via Costa Rica)

www.nethemb.or.cr

India

www.holland-in-india.org

Indonesia

www.mfa.nl/jak

NESO office:

www.nesoindonesia.com/

Iran

www.mfa.nl/teh-nl

Ivory Coast (via Ghana)

www.ambaccra.nl

Jordan

www.mfa.nl/jordanie

Kenya

www.netherlands-embassy.or.ke

Kosovo

www.nlembassy.org.yu/

Macedonia

www.nlembassy.org.mk

Mali

www.mfa.nl/bam

Moldova (via Ukraine)

www.netherlands-embassy.com.ua

Mongolia (via China)www.hollandinchina.org

Mozambique

www.mfa.nl/map

Namibia (via South Africa)

www.dutchembassy.co.za

Nepal

www.netherlandsconsulate.org.np

Nicaragua

www.embajadaholanda-nic.com/

Nigeria

www.mfa.nl/abj

Pakistan

www.mfa.nl/isl

Peru

www.nlgovlim.com

Philippines

www.netherlandsembassy.ph

Rwanda

www.mfa.nl/kig

Senegal


South Africa

www.dutchembassy.co.za

Sri Lanka

www.netherlands.lk

Sudan

www.mfa.nl/afrika/sudan/

ambassade_khartoem

Surinam

www.mfa.nl/prm

Tanzania

http://tanzania.nlambassade.org/

Thailand

www.netherlandsembassy.in.th

Uganda

www.netherlandsembassyuganda.org

Vietnam

www.netherlands-embassy.org.vn

Yemen

www.holland.com.ye

Zambia

www.netherlandsembassy.org.zm

Zimbabwe

www.mfa.nl/afrika/zimbabwe/

ambassade_harare




Overview of fellowship application deadlines at the Netherlands embassies and consulates

Master’s degree programmes

Country 1st quarter 3rd quarter

Uganda 1 October 2009 28 February 2010

Tanzania 15 September 2009 15 February 2010

Indonesia 1 October 2009 23 February 2010

Bangladesh 1 September 2009 1 February 2010

All other NFP countries 1 October 2009 1 March 2010

Short courses

Country A B C D

Uganda 1 October 2009 1 December 2009 28 February 2010 28 February 2010

All other NFP countries 1 October 2009 1 December 2009 1 March 2010 1 July 2010

PhD

Country July deadline November deadline

Uganda 28 February 2010

All other NFP countries 1 June 2010 1 October 2010

Refresher courses

Country November deadline

All NFP countries 1 October 2009




NFP country list

To be eligible for an NFP fellowship, applicants must be a national of one of the following countries:

Afghanistan

Albania

Armenia

Autonomous Palestinian Authorities

Bangladesh

Benin

Bhutan

Bolivia

Bosnia-Herzegovina

Brazil

Burkina Faso

Burundi

Cambodia

Cape Verde

China (excl. Hong Kong and Macao)

Colombia

Costa Rica

CubaDR Congo

Ecuador

Egypt

El Salvador

Eritrea

Ethiopia

Georgia

Ghana

Guatemala

Guinea-Bissau

Honduras

India

Indonesia

Iran

Ivory Coast *

Jordan

Kenya

Kosovo

Macedonia

Mali

MoldovaMongolia

Mozambique

Namibia

Nepal

Nicaragua

Nigeria

Pakistan **

Peru

Philippines

Rwanda

Senegal

South Africa

Sri Lanka

Sudan

Surinam

Tanzania

Thailand

Uganda ***

Vietnam

Yemen

ZambiaZimbabwe

* The Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Abidjan is closed . Originally the Netherlands Embassy in Accra would handle the NFP

fellowship applications originating from Ivory Coast. Unfortunately this embassy is not in the position to verify documents from applicants

from Ivory Coast. For the time being it is therefore not possible for people from Ivory Coast to apply for the NFP.

** Unfortunately the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Pakistan cannot provide all services to the public at this moment. For the

Netherlands Fellowships Programme this means that only NFP applications for short courses can be accepted. The Embassy of the

Kingdom of the Netherlands can be reached by telephone only.

*** The fellowship desk of the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Kampala, Uganda will be closed from 10 March to 30 August

2010. In this period the fellowship desk will only deal with selected applicants who were awarded a fellowship.

For some countries applications should be submitted at the Netherlands embassy in a different country:

Armenia via Georgia

Burundi via Rwanda

Cambodia via Thailand

Cape Verde via Senegal

El Salvador via Costa Rica

Guinea-Bissau via Senegal

Honduras via Costa Rica

Moldova via Ukraine

Mongolia via China

Namibia via South Africa












July 2009

Issued by

Nufc, the Netherlands organization

for international cooperation

in higher education

Documents

The Netherlands Fellowship Programmes (NFP) 2010 Brochure