Scholarship Programmes
In 2015 the Netherlands government provides over
650 Indonesians with a scholarship to continue their education in the
Netherlands.
The scholarships are provided by the following two Dutch flagship programmes:- Studying in the Netherlands, StuNed, an exclusive programme between the Netherlands and Indonesia.
- Netherlands Fellowship Programme, NFP, a programme available to 51 countries, including Indonesia.
The beneficiaries of both programmes are mostly young professionals who work and/or study in the focus areas of the Netherlands government in Indonesia. The focus areas are water management, food security, security and rule of law (incl. human rights), investment climate (incl. finance, economics), health management and (agro-) logistics. Both scholarship programmes have Master’s Degree Programmes, Short Courses and Tailor Made Programmes. In addition, the Netherlands Fellowship Programme offers PhD-scholarships.
StuNed
The scholarship programme Studying in the Netherlands (StuNed) is a bilateral programme that exists since 2000 with funding from the Dutch government through the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Jakarta. In 2015 more than 400 Indonesians receive a scholarship to continue their studies in the Netherlands (Master Degree programmes, Short Courses, Tailor Made Training programmes).
The Netherlands Education Support Office (Neso) in Jakarta, a non-profit organization funded by the Dutch Ministry of Education and Culture, is the implementing organization for StuNed and the official representative in Indonesia for all matters concerning Dutch higher education.Neso is an overseas office of EP-Nuffic and provides information on more than 2100 study programs taught in the English language in the Netherlands. Neso also initiates and facilitates institutional cooperation between Indonesian and Dutch universities, and also manages the Holland Alumni Network.
NFP
The Netherlands Fellowship Programme (NFP) is a scholarship programme making effective contributions to capacity building since the 1960’s. The programme contributes to increasing both the number and the competencies of skilled staff at a wide range of government and non-government organisations. NFP is active in 51 countries (incl. Indonesia) by providing fellowships for training and education for professionals. The NFP is initiated and fully funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
In 2015 NFP provides a scholarship to over 250 Indonesians to continue their studies in the Netherlands (PhD, Master Degree programmes, Short Courses, Tailor Made Training programmes).
NFP is managed by EP-Nuffic in the Netherlands. EP-Nuffic is the expertise and service centre for internationalisation in Dutch education from primary and secondary education to vocational training and higher education and research.
Further information can be found on the following websites:
https://www.studyinholland.nl/ (English) and
http://www.nesoindonesia.or.id/ (Bahasa Indonesia)
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