BelgiumICP Connect Scholarship supports exceptional students from developing countries to pursue the Master of Transportation Sciences – Road Safety in Low & Middle-Income Countries at Hasselt University in Belgium. The focus is advanced multidisciplinary training to identify transportation and road safety issues and develop cross-border solutions.
The scholarship is supported by VLIR-UOS and awarded through Hasselt University (UHasselt). The two-year programme integrates psychology, economics, urban planning, environmental studies, and engineering, and offers 10 to 12 scholarships annually.
ICP Connect Scholarship Benefits
- Full coverage of university registration and tuition fees.
- Monthly stipend (~€1,150 to €1,400) covering board, lodging, personal expenses, and local transport.
- Round-trip international flight tickets.
- Fixed allowances for indirect travel costs.
- Comprehensive health and civil liability insurance coverage.
- Approximately 10 to 12 scholarships available annually.
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ICP Connect Scholarship Eligibility Criteria
- Must be a national and resident of an eligible developing country on the VLIR-UOS country list.
- Must be not more than 35 years old.
- Must have achieved a minimum grade of distinction in undergraduate studies.
- Must possess professional experience in the public or private sector.
- Must demonstrate sufficient command of English via academic IELTS, TOEFL, or recognized equivalents.
- Bachelor’s degree in Behavioral Sciences: Psychology, Sociology.
- Bachelor’s degree in Political & Social Sciences.
- Bachelor’s degree in Mathematical & Statistical Sciences.
- Bachelor’s degree in Economics: Transport Economy.
- Bachelor’s degree in Planning & Design: Transport/traffic planning, urban planning or design, geography, (urban) architecture.
- Bachelor’s degree in Engineering: Transport engineer, civil engineer.
- Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech) or Higher National Diploma (HND) degrees are insufficient for direct admission.
How to Apply for ICP Connect Scholarship
- Review the specific entry requirements and verify your country’s eligibility on the VLIR-UOS / Hasselt University portal.
- Complete the Online Application for admission to the Master of Transportation Sciences – Road Safety via the official Hasselt University application system, indicating your application for the VLIR-UOS scholarship.
- Submit all required supporting evidence (digital/direct email verification or certified hard copies of academic degrees, transcripts, English test results, and professional background proof) before the deadline.
- Ensure submission is finalized prior to the strict deadline on 1 February 2027.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Here are the most frequently asked questions about the ICP Connect Scholarship. These answers cover eligibility, benefits, number of awards, duration, deadlines, and how to apply.
What is the application deadline?
The application deadline is 1 February 2027 for the 2027 intake of the International Course Programme – ICP Connect Scholarship.
How long is the Master programme?
The Master of Transportation Sciences programme lasts 2 Years (24 Months).
How many scholarships are available annually?
Approximately 10 to 12 scholarships are available annually for this master’s track.
Who supports and awards the scholarship?
The scholarship is supported by VLIR-UOS and awarded through Hasselt University (UHasselt).
What benefits does the scholarship include?
Benefits include full coverage of tuition and registration fees, a monthly stipend (~€1,150 to €1,400), round-trip international flight tickets, travel allowances, and comprehensive health and civil liability insurance.
Which countries are eligible to apply?
Selected developing countries across Africa, Asia, and Latin America included in the official VLIR-UOS country list are eligible.
What academic backgrounds are eligible?
Eligible bachelor backgrounds include Behavioral Sciences, Political & Social Sciences, Mathematical & Statistical Sciences, Economics (Transport Economy), Planning & Design, and Engineering (transport or civil).
Are B.Tech or HND degrees accepted for direct admission?
No. Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech) or Higher National Diploma (HND) degrees are insufficient for direct admission.
Is there an age limit for applicants?
Yes. Applicants must be not more than 35 years old.
How are applicants selected?
Selection is managed via Hasselt University’s admissions committee and VLIR-UOS criteria, prioritizing academic excellence, professional alignment with road safety in developing regions, and institutional guidelines.
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