Applications are now open for the University of Liège (ULiège) Scholarships 2025-2026, one of the leading opportunities for international students. In this article, we provide details about the scholarship benefits, eligibility, and application process.
The University of Liège (ULiège), a top-ranked public research university in Belgium, offers fully funded scholarships primarily through the ARES (Académie de Recherche et d’Enseignement Supérieur) Scholarship Program for Master’s students from developing countries, and doctoral research grants for PhD students. These scholarships aim to promote academic excellence, international collaboration, and sustainable development.
Scholarship Summary
Level of Study: Master’s & PhD
Institution: University of Liège (ULiège)
Country: Belgium
Scholarship Type: Fully Funded (via ARES & research contracts)
Deadline: January–February 2025 (for ARES Scholarships), PhD deadlines vary by faculty
Scholarship Coverage – University of Liège Scholarships
The University of Liège Scholarships 2025-2026 provide:
Full tuition fee waiver
Monthly stipend (~€1,150) for living expenses (ARES Master’s scholarships)
Travel allowance (round-trip airfare)
Housing/accommodation allowance
Health and accident insurance
Research support & supervision (for PhD candidates through BOF/FRS-FNRS funding)
⚠️ Note: General merit scholarships at ULiège may offer only partial tuition coverage, but ARES and PhD funding are fully funded packages.
Eligibility Criteria – University of Liège Scholarships
Applicants must:
Be a citizen of an eligible developing country (for ARES scholarships).
Hold a Bachelor’s degree (for Master’s) or a Master’s degree (for PhD).
Meet academic and language requirements of the program.
Submit required documents:
Academic transcripts & diplomas
Curriculum Vitae (CV)
Motivation letter
Research proposal (for PhD applicants)
Proof of English/French proficiency (depending on the program)
How to Apply – University of Liège Scholarships
For Master’s programs:
Apply through the ARES Scholarship Application System.
Select an eligible Master’s course at the University of Liège.
Upload required documents (transcripts, CV, motivation, language certificate).
For PhD scholarships:
Identify a supervisor at ULiège and prepare a detailed research proposal.
Apply through the university’s Doctoral Schools portal or FRS-FNRS funding calls.
Submit applications before the respective deadlines.