June 14, 2024

Permanent Court of International Justice – United Nations
The program aims to improve participants' understanding of public international law in practice and of the procedures of the Court, by involving them directly in the activities of the Court. Judicial Fellows work full-time under the supervision of a member of the Tribunal, along with the member's senior law clerk. Fellows can expect to conduct research and draft memoranda on questions of law or fact relating to cases pending before the Court, attend hearings and sessions, and perform any other duties as assigned by their respective judges. The duration of the scholarship is approximately ten months, from the beginning of September to June of the following year. Typically, the Court selects 15 participants nominated by universities around the world. The objective of the trust fund is to award scholarships to selected candidates who are nationals of developing countries

Maastricht University (UM) and Ministry of Education, Culture and Science of the Netherlands
The NL-High Potential scholarship program at Maastricht University (UM) offers 21 full scholarships of €34,000 (including tuition fee waiver and monthly stipend) each academic year for talented students from outside the European Union (EU) who have been admitted to a master's program at UM. The scholarship program consists of the High Potential Scholarship (funded by the Maastricht University Scholarship Fund) and the NL Scholarship, which is funded by the Netherlands Ministry of Education, Culture and Science in conjunction with universities and Dutch schools of applied sciences.