Jean Monnet Scholarship Programme

Selection criteria are set by the EU. Minimum criteria are that candidates must be Turkish citizens, have higher than 2.50/4.00 GPA and have aBbachelor’s degree or be in the final year of the undergraduate study.

The scholarship covers the following;

• Tuition fees (up to maximum 20.000 Euros),
• Living expenses (accommodation and meals, communication, local transportation, cultural activities, etc.) differing according to the host EU member country as given in the website of the Directorate for EU Affairs[2],
• Fixed amount (3.000 Euros) for various expenses payable only once (to be used for visa-passport, educational materials, travel, study visit, registration to local authorities, health and insurance, any tax liabilities and similar expenses).

Purposes: Master programme / Research Programme (3-12 months)

Programmes: Any programme enabling to focus on academic studies related to Turkey’s EU harmonisation process and the EU acquis

The Jean Monnet Fellowships Programme is a programme of The European Commission (EC).

Deadline of the Jean Monnet programme of your choice at the University of Groningen is applicable

Candidates should apply directly to the Jean Monnet programme of their choice at the University of Groningen