🎓 #StudyTuesdays | Wageningen University & Research (WUR) in the Netherlands, a world leader in food, agriculture and environmental sciences, is offering two fully funded master's scholarships for African students starting in September 2027.

🌍 The two scholarships:

1. Africa Scholarship Programme (ASP): for citizens of any African country, to support capacity building across the continent
2. Anne van den Ban Fund (ABF): for students from eligible developing countries, including most of Africa, combined with the WU Fellowship Programme

• 💼 Both cover:
  🎓 Full tuition for the 2-year master's
  🏠 A living allowance for 24 months
  ✈️ Travel to and from the Netherlands
  🛂 Visa and health insurance costs

• 📋 Strong fit if you:
  ✅ Hold a completed bachelor's degree (for the ASP, first-class honours with a GPA of 80% or higher)
  ✅ Submit a complete master's application to WUR before 1 December 2026
  ✅ Meet WUR's English language requirements before the deadline
  ✅ Are unconditionally admitted to your chosen programme

📌 There's no separate scholarship form. Your complete master's application is your entry, so upload your English test results and bachelor's diploma before 1 December.

💚 IMVELO Impact: Two years at one of the world's leading universities for food, climate, water and biodiversity, then back home to apply it. That's how Africa builds the scientists and leaders its green economy needs.

📍 Location: Wageningen, the Netherlands
⏳ Duration: 2-year master's, starting September 2027
⏰ Deadline: Complete master's application before 1 December 2026

🔗 https://www.wur.nl/en/education/master/study-expenses-masters/scholarships

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