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The Netherland Fellowship
Program (NFP)

The Netherlands Fellowship Programmes (NFP) are
demand-driven fellowship programmes designed to foster
capacity building within organizations in 57 countries
(including Indonesia) in development by providing
training and education to their mid-career staff
members. The NFP are funded by the Netherlands Ministry
of Foreign Affairs from the budget for development
cooperation.
The need for education and training must occur within
the organization of the applicant. This means that
applicants must be nominated by their employers. In
fact, applications without the support of an employer
will not be considered.
There are 5 (five) NFP
programmes
• Fellowships for master’s degree programmes
• Fellowships for PhD studies
• Fellowships for short courses
• Tailor-made training courses
• Refresher courses
NFP Master’s, NFP Short
Courses and NFP PhD award fellowships to individuals.
NFP Tailor Made finances tailor-made training courses
that are designed to meet the specific training needs of
an organization in one of the NFP countries. NFP
Refresher Courses finances courses for NFP alumni who
would like to prolong the effect of earlier learning and
update their knowledge and skills.
More information about
NFP
More information about NFP, including the
application forms, are available at Netherlands
Education Centre (NEC) or click
Click
here.
Applicants for PhD studies, master’s degree programmes
or short courses must first gain academic admission to
the course of their choice before applying for a
fellowship through the Netherlands embassy or consulate
in their country. Also, they can only apply for an NFP
fellowship if the course is on the NFP course list for
that particular year.
In all cases, applicants are advised to contact the
Netherlands Education Centre (NEC) well in advance for
specific instructions, and to inquire about specific
local procedures and deadlines, requirements and
selection criteria. These may differ from the general
information provided on Nuffic’s website or in the
brochures.
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