• Country: Netherlands
• Host: Tinbergen Institute Amsterdam
• Study Level: Masters
• Benefits: Partially Funded
• Deadline:

December 1, 2025: Deadline for non-EEA students; and/or all students who are interested in applying for either the University of Amsterdam scholarships or Tinbergen Institute scholarships

February 1, 2026: Deadline for non-EEA students at UvA/EUR/VU*; highly recommended for EEA students applying for the Tinbergen Institute scholarships

May 1, 2026: for EEA students only*

Benefits

Here are the benefits of the Tinbergen Institute Masters Scholarship 2026:

First-Year Scholarships (2026–2027 Cohort):

• Full Scholarship: €1,500 per month
• Partial Scholarship: €750 per month

Second-Year Scholarships (2026–2028 Cohort):

• Full Scholarship: €1,000 per month (for students with a weighted GPA of 8.0 or higher in core courses by the end of the first year)
• Partial Scholarship: €750 per month (for students with a weighted GPA of 7.5 or higher in core courses by the end of the first year)

To be considered for the Tinbergen Institute Masters Scholarship 2026, you must meet the requirements below:

• First-Year Applicants: International students admitted to the TI/Business Data Science (BDS) Research Master’s program.
• Current Students: Existing TI Research Master students advancing to their second year, provided they meet the GPA requirements.
• Academic Background: A strong academic record in economics, econometrics, data science, or related fields is essential.
• Application Process: Applicants must indicate their interest in being considered for a TI scholarship on the application form. Given the limited number of scholarships, it’s also advisable to seek external funding options.

1. Completed Application Form: Indicate your interest in the TI Scholarship.
2. Academic Transcripts: Provide official transcripts from all post-secondary institutions attended.
3. Curriculum Vitae (CV): Detail your academic and professional experiences.
4. Motivation Letter: Explain your interest in the program and how it aligns with your career goals.
5. Letters of Recommendation: At least two academic or professional references.
6. Proof of English Proficiency: TOEFL, IELTS, or equivalent scores.
7. Bachelor’s Degree Certificate: Official proof of your undergraduate degree.

• Visit the official Tinbergen Institute application page and begin your application for the Research Master’s program.
• Complete all required personal, academic, and contact fields in the online application form.
• Indicate clearly in your application that you wish to be considered for the Tinbergen Institute Master’s Scholarship 2026.
• Upload your supporting documents: transcripts, CV, letters of recommendation, statement of purpose, and any test scores.
• Review your application thoroughly, ensuring there are no errors or missing parts.
• Submit the application before the deadline.
• Wait for the selection committee’s decision — shortlisted candidates may be asked for additional information.

Apply here: tinbergen.admissions

Visit the official website for more information: tinbergen.nl