The Fulbright scholarship is granted to U.S.-citizens only and was named after Dr. Suzana Rodrigues, who taught at Erasmus University Rotterdam for many years.
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Fulbright Scholarship
Aim and Benefits of Fulbright Scholarship
- Scholarship/Grant 11 monthly installments of € 1400.
- International travel will be reimbursed to a maximum of € 1000.
- The residence permit will be arranged by and paid for by Erasmus University Rotterdam (approximately € 210).
- Tuition fees are not waived, but differ per programme.
Requirements for Fulbright Scholarship Qualification
- You are a U.S. citizen and don't have a Dutch nationality;
- You should be very well qualified and strongly motivated for one of the graduate courses at Erasmus University Rotterdam;
- You currently still reside in the United States;
- You are not yet enrolled in a programme at Erasmus University;
- You will be enrolled in one of the master programmes* at Erasmus University;
- You meet the specific requirements set by the faculty that offers the master programme that you have applied for. Check the programmes page for more information.
- The grant is not for research master programs or post experience master programs.
Applicable to:
- Nationalities: United States
- Partcipating faculties: all faculties (ISS & IHS excluded)
- Level of study: Master (post-graduate master excluded)
Application Deadline
October 15, 2025How to Apply
Applicants are required to apply separately to Erasmus University independent of their Fulbright application and, if already admitted, to include a letter of affiliation with the Fulbright application. If this is not yet possible, this can be provided at a later date
For more details, visit Erasmus University Rotterdam Scholarship webpage