The Leiden University Excellence Scholarship (LExS) is designed for outstanding students enrolling in a full-time Master’s program at Leiden University. This opportunity excludes all Humanities programs, as well as the LLM (non-advanced) and MSc programs at Leiden Law School.
The LExS is granted for the duration of the selected Master’s program and offers three levels of financial awards:
It is important to note that the LExS is not a fully-funded scholarship. Recipients from non-EEA countries must still demonstrate ‘proof of sufficient funds’ for their student visa and residence permit applications.
Applicants must be enrolled in a Master’s program at Leiden University beginning in September, except for the following:
Note for UK students:
As the UK is now considered a non-EEA country, UK nationals are eligible to apply. However, this excludes students who were already residing in the Netherlands and registered in a Dutch municipality before January 1, 2021. Further details can be found in the Brexit dossier.
Applicants must demonstrate exceptional academic performance in previous relevant studies, typically ranking within the top 10% of their graduating class. Proof of ranking is not required but serves as an indication of the expected level of achievement.
Successful applicants must sign and adhere to the Terms and Conditions associated with the scholarship before it is officially granted.
The LExS cannot be awarded to:
The deadline to apply for the LExS is February 1, 2025.
Interested and qualified? Go to Leiden University on www.studielink.nl to apply
Late applications
Late scholarship applications will not be considered. It is the responsibillity of the student to make sure they create/submit both their application for admission and their application for a scholarship before the LExS deadline.
For more details, visit Leiden University webpage
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