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Scholarship overview

We believe in global society

It takes more than good grades and persistence to obtain a Master’s degree. Master’s degree candidates, especially those who pursue a degree abroad at a public institution face numerous challenges from the start. Apart from having to overcome the culture shock and home-sickness, international students are often confronted with financial challenges. 

Each year more than 5 000 international students enroll in the English-taught Master’s programs in Denmark and even more come as exchange students for a semester. Danish, being one of the hardest languages to learn, poses yet another obstacle for foreign students to earn money and support themselves while studying. 

Due to Moneezy’s long history in striving for diversity at the workplace and the ever-increasing living costs in Denmark, we have decided to establish the Moneezy Scholarship which is to be awarded to one prospective international student who’s accepted to study a Master’s degree in Denmark in 2021 or will be attending a Danish university as an exchange student.

The intent of Moneezy is to help develop brave global-minded individuals who see higher education as means to pursue their dreams irrespective of country borders and drive our global society forward. The Moneezy Scholarship grant is 5 000 DKK and is awarded once per year.

Who should apply

While we have a required above B+ grade average, the Moneezy Scholarship award winner is a highly motivated individual driven by determination and passion. 

Applicants must:

• Demonstrate strength of character, dedication to their community and recognition of the important role that every individual plays in shaping the world we live in by providing documentation for volunteer service.

• Demonstrate a strong regard for the educational institutions by providing documentation for participation in university committees, club or associations.

• Hold a Bachelor’s degree or are in their last semester prior to earning their degree and can provide a copy of transcripts to demonstrate academic rigor and compliance with the grade average requirement.

• Can provide a letter of acceptance from a full-time Master’s program at an institution of higher education in Denmark. Exchange students must also provide a copy of confirmation from the university.

The scholarship is no longer available.