Starting intake 2015, partner universities and consortium beneficiaries award a limited number of full scholarships to young promising students from all nationalities. The aim of these scholarships is for these promising students to finance their participation to the IMRD programme, and for the programme to be able to keep on attracting world top class students.
As these scholarships are mainly provided by consortium partners, awarded students are expected to study at least half of the IMRD programme at the partner awarding them the scholarship. More precisely, the awardee will have to conduct his/her master dissertation at the awarding university, as well as at least the second or third semester of the programme (which is perfectly in line with the IMRD Mobility Scheme).
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International Master of Science in Rural Development
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