Fellowships

For the Food Technology Programme several fellowship programmes are available :

Dutch National Fellowship Programme, NFP.
This fellowship programme is managed by the NUFFIC, the Dutch governmental organisation dealing with fellowships.
This fellowship is open for a number of nationalities, see the Nuffic website. Food Technology is listed under the heading Engineering in the list of eligible programmes.
It is a full fellowship, which includes tuition fee, travel and living costs.

Every year around 6 students get an NFP fellowship awarded for Food Safety. However, the more students apply for NFP, the more positions become available !

Applicants need to have at least the following gpa : 80% or higher on a national scale; First Class or Second Class Upper (Honours) or equivalent. Second Class Upper and Second Class Lower are NOT eligible.

Application for 2012 is closed.


StuNed fellowships
These fellowships are specifically for students from Indonesia. These are full fellowships, including tuition fee and living allowances.

Every year around 4 fellowships are awarded for Food Technology. More information, contact Neso Indonesia: www.nesoindonesia.or.id.


China Programme
This is a fellowship programme from the Dutch government for excellent Chinese students. More information, contact Neso Beijing

German EED programme
If you have strong Christian believes and are (very) active in your church, you can apply for a fellowship in Wageningen at the German EED. See here for details. (page may be outdated, but fellowships are still provided).

American IFT programme
Wageningen programmes are eligible for the American IFT fellowships, see here for details.


Other Options
See www.grantfinder.nl for other fellowship options.


International Programmes
The food technology programme is internationally well regarded and fellowships have been awarded the last years by : World Bank, Arabic Bank, Saudi Food and Drug Administration, Conacyt (Mexico), Colfuturo (Colombia), Alban (EU), Japanese Fellowship programmes and others. Contact your local fellowship co-ordinator for details.
 

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