Master's programs

Top-level master's programs within an international environment prepare you for a responsible position in society.

Tuition fees & Scholarships

Tuition fees

The tuition fee you are required to pay is dependent on whether you are from an EEA country or a non-EEA country. EEA students pay the same tuition fee as Dutch students; non-EEA students pay more. The fees change each year. Please consult the Tuition Fee Regulations New window to find out what tuition fee you are required to pay.

Scholarships

Tilburg University Scholarship Programme New window
(for excellent international students)

Tilburg School of Humanities scholarship (TSHS) New window
(for excellent international students)

For the academic year 2011-2012 the Tilburg School of Humanities has 10 scholarships available for excellent international students who are admitted to a (Research) Master's program at this prestigious School. If you wish to be taken into consideration for the TSH scholarship, please note that the criteria (deadline, admission requirements etc.) for the TSH scholarship and the Tilburg University Scholarship Program (TUSP) are identical.

HSP Huygens Programme New window
(for excellent international students)

Stuned scholarships New window
(for Indonesian students only)

Thomas More Scholarships New window
(for Dutch university or HBO graduates only)

Excellence scholarship New window
(for excellent students with a Bachelor’s degree from Tilburg University only)

Libertas Support Fund New window
(for international students who for political reasons have been prevented from studying in their countries of origin)

Grants for refugees and asylum seekers New window

Erasmus Mundus External Window region Asia New window

Grantfinder
The Nuffic's Grantfinder New window can help you find out whether you are eligible for any further grants or scholarships.

Scholarshipportal
Search scholarshipportal.eu New window , the web's largest database for scholarships in Europe.

Student grant (non-Dutch EEA students only)
Students with EEA citizenship are permitted to work part-time throughout their studies. If you work at least 32 hours a month, you may be eligible for a student grant New window , paid on a monthly basis. You are not required to pay back this grant if you successfully graduate from your programme.

Please notice that the university does not assist in finding a job and that the number of jobs open to non-Dutch speaking students is limited. Learn more about finding part-time work:
Job vacancies & Internships New window
Working while studying