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International Institute of Social History
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ISS Hardship Fund International Institute of Social Studies in The Hague in Netherlands
Degree Level
Master's
Field of study
Sociology
Funding
Discount of up to 30% off tuition fees; amount listed as €4,050. The grant is applied to tuition fees rather than paid in cash.
Deadline
Jun 15, 2027
Country
Netherlands
University
International Institute of Social History
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About this position
The ISS Hardship Fund supports admitted students to the one-year MA in Development Studies at the International Institute of Social Studies in The Hague, part of Erasmus University Rotterdam. It is designed as tuition support for students who need help covering the cost of study.
The award is applied directly as a discount toward tuition fees rather than paid out in cash, with the exact value depending on the tuition level. The fund is intended for students who are studying Development Studies at ISS and who can demonstrate financial need. It is open to students of all nationalities, including Dutch, EU and EEA students.
This scholarship is specifically linked to the ISS Development Studies master's programme and is not for PhD applicants. Students who meet the financial-need criteria are considered under this fund, while applicants with stronger academic results in a social science are referred to the separate Excellent Students fund.
Funding details
Discount of up to 30% off tuition fees; amount listed as €4,050. The grant is applied to tuition fees rather than paid in cash.
What's required
You must be admitted to the MA in Development Studies at the International Institute of Social Studies and hold a letter of admission. The fund is only for this master's programme, not for PhD students. It is intended for students who cannot cover tuition fees, living costs and health insurance from their own funds and can prove financial need with bank statements and financial documents. Open to students of all nationalities, including Dutch, EU and EEA students. Applicants with an upper second or first-class degree in a social science are directed to apply for the separate Excellent Students fund instead.
How to apply
Email your application to the ISS Admissions Office with a one-page personal statement and details of your financial circumstances. Apply as early as possible because applications are reviewed on a rolling basis from January to July and funding is allocated first come, first served while funds last.
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