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Reimbursement for dual Master's degrees in Humanities

Last modified on 26-07-2024 12:31
Dual Master’s students can claim a one-off compensation from the Profiling Fund if they have a supplementary grant from the Education Executive Agency (DUO).
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A dual Master's programme consists of two parts: 60 ECTS courses and thesis and 30 ECTS learning-work program/internship. This last part is 60 ECTS for the students of Curating Art and Cultures.

Since DUO provides a maximum performance grant of 60 ECTS, but the course consists of more than 60 ECTS, dual Master's students can claim a one-off compensation from the Profiling Fund if they have a supplementaryExternal link grant from the Education Executive Agency (DUO).

The compensation consists of an amount equal to the last supplementary grant received for a period of 6 months. Curating Art and Cultures students who receive a supplementary grant from DUO can apply for 12 months of compensation.

You must submit the application to the student counselor at the end of the first year of the dual Master's degree, but before December 31.

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Send an email to student counsellor Karin Waanders: k.t.j.waanders@uva.nlExternal link.

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