Bevica Scholarship Programme 2027–2028 in Denmark
The Bevica Scholarship Programme 2027–2028 is now open for students and educators in Denmark who are passionate about creating a more inclusive society through Universal Design. Supported by the Bevica Foundation, the programme encourages innovative projects that improve accessibility in technology, education, architecture, products, services, and everyday environments.
An information meeting will be held at the IT University of Copenhagen (ITU) on 1 September 2026, where prospective applicants can learn about the scholarship, eligibility requirements, and application process. Attendance at the seminar is free, and no prior registration is required.
Scholarship Summary
- Host Country: Denmark
- Host Organization: Bevica Foundation
- Information Session Venue: IT University of Copenhagen
- Program Type: Scholarship and Fellowship Programme
- Degree Level: Bachelor's, Master's, and Educator Fellowships
- Eligible Nationalities: Students of all nationalities enrolled at eligible Danish institutions
- Scholarship Value: Up to DKK 200,000
- Travel Grant: Up to DKK 30,000
- Application Mode: Online
- Application Period: 1 September – 1 December 2026
- Application Deadline: 1 December 2026
Degree Level
The programme is open to:
- Bachelor's Degree Students
- Master's Degree Students
- University Lecturers and Educators
Available Subjects
Applications are welcomed from students and educators across all academic disciplines, including:
- Architecture
- Design
- Engineering
- Computer Science
- Artificial Intelligence
- Information Technology
- Education
- Law
- Health Sciences
- Business
- Social Sciences
- Environmental Studies
- Arts and Humanities
- Product Design
- Urban Planning
- Any discipline related to Universal Design
Benefits
Selected participants may receive:
For Students
- Bachelor's main prize of up to DKK 200,000
- Master's main prize of up to DKK 200,000
- Travel grant of up to DKK 30,000
For Educators
- Fellowship of up to DKK 130,000
- Additional travel grant of up to DKK 30,000
Additional benefits include:
- Recognition for innovative Universal Design projects
- Opportunities to collaborate with experts
- Professional networking
- Support for research, travel, and project development
Eligible Nationalities
The programme is open to:
- Danish students
- International students enrolled at eligible Danish universities, university colleges, architecture schools, or design schools
- Educators teaching at eligible Danish higher education institutions
Applicants must be enrolled or employed at an eligible institution in Denmark.
Eligibility Criteria
Applicants should generally meet the following requirements:
- Be enrolled at a Danish university, university college, architecture school, or design school.
- Bachelor's and master's students must have completed at least three semesters by February 2027.
- Submit a project related to Universal Design.
- Meet the application requirements published by the Bevica Foundation.
- Submit the application before the official deadline.
International students may apply if they are studying at an eligible Danish institution.
Application Procedure
Required Documents
Applicants may need to prepare:
- Completed online application form
- Project proposal
- Curriculum Vitae (CV)
- Academic transcripts
- Proof of enrollment or employment
- Motivation statement
- Supporting documents requested by the Bevica Foundation
Application Process
Follow these steps to apply:
- Review the eligibility requirements for the Bevica Scholarship Programme.
- Develop a project focused on Universal Design.
- Prepare all required documents.
- Complete the online application form.
- Upload the required documents.
- Submit your application before 1 December 2026.
- Wait for the selection results.
Applicants are also encouraged to attend the free information meeting at the IT University of Copenhagen on 1 September 2026 to learn more about the programme.
Why Apply for the Bevica Scholarship?
The programme offers participants the opportunity to:
- Receive substantial financial support for innovative projects.
- Promote accessibility and inclusion through Universal Design.
- Work with experts from various academic disciplines.
- Expand professional and academic networks.
- Develop practical solutions that improve everyday life.
- Gain recognition for creative and impactful research.
