Applications are now open for the Bevica Scholarship Programme 2027–2028 in Denmark. The programme is designed for students and educators who want to develop innovative solutions based on Universal Design, making education, technology, buildings, products, and public spaces more accessible and inclusive for everyone.

Funded by the Bevica Foundation, this scholarship supports projects that address real accessibility challenges through research, design, engineering, technology, and interdisciplinary collaboration. Selected applicants can receive funding of up to DKK 200,000, while additional travel grants of up to DKK 30,000 are available for eligible participants.

Students interested in applying can also attend a free information session at the IT University of Copenhagen (ITU) on 1 September 2026, where programme representatives will explain the eligibility criteria, project expectations, and application process. Attendance is free and does not require prior registration.

Bevica Scholarship Programme 2027–2028 Overview

Who Can Apply?

The programme accepts applications from higher education participants studying or teaching at eligible institutions in Denmark.

Bachelor’s Students

Students pursuing a bachelor’s degree who meet the academic requirements and are working on a Universal Design project.

Master’s Students

Master’s students developing research or practical projects that contribute to accessibility, inclusion, and sustainable design.

University Educators

University lecturers, researchers, and educators can apply for fellowship funding to advance teaching or research related to Universal Design.

Eligible Academic Fields

Applications are accepted from almost every discipline where Universal Design can create meaningful impact, including:

• Architecture
• Urban Planning
• Product Design
• Engineering
• Computer Science
• Artificial Intelligence
• Information Technology
• Education
• Law
• Health Sciences
• Business
• Social Sciences
• Environmental Studies
• Arts and Humanities
• Design
• Other disciplines connected to Universal Design

Interdisciplinary projects are also encouraged.

Scholarship Benefits

The Bevica Scholarship Programme offers financial support that allows participants to focus on developing impactful ideas without significant financial pressure.

Student Awards

• Bachelor’s scholarship of up to DKK 200,000
• Master’s scholarship of up to DKK 200,000
• International or research travel grant of up to DKK 30,000

Educator Fellowship

• Fellowship funding of up to DKK 130,000
• Travel grant of up to DKK 30,000

Additional Advantages

Recipients also benefit from:

• Recognition for innovative Universal Design projects
• Opportunities to collaborate with specialists across multiple disciplines
• Professional networking with researchers and industry experts
• Financial support for research, fieldwork, travel, and project development
• Increased visibility for impactful academic work

Eligibility Criteria

Applicants should carefully review the requirements before submitting an application.

Students Must

• Be enrolled at an eligible Danish university, university college, architecture school, or design school.
• Have completed at least three semesters by February 2027.
• Develop a project related to Universal Design.
• Meet all programme requirements published by the Bevica Foundation.
• Submit the complete application before the deadline.

International Students

International students are welcome to apply if they are officially enrolled at an eligible higher education institution in Denmark during the application period.

Educators

Applicants must be employed by an eligible Danish higher education institution and propose a project that supports accessibility or Universal Design.

Required Documents

Applicants should prepare the following documents before starting the online application:

• Completed online application form
• Project proposal
• Updated Curriculum Vitae (CV)
• Academic transcripts
• Proof of enrolment or employment
• Motivation statement
• Any additional documents requested by the Bevica Foundation

Submitting complete and well-prepared documentation can improve the quality of the application.

How to Apply for the Bevica Scholarship Programme

Step 1

Review the official eligibility requirements published by the Bevica Foundation.

Step 2

Prepare a strong project proposal focused on Universal Design and its practical impact.

Step 3

Collect all required supporting documents.

Step 4

Complete the online application form carefully.

Step 5

Upload all required documents in the specified format.

Step 6

Submit your application before 1 December 2026.

Step 7

Monitor your email for updates regarding the selection process.

Applicants are also encouraged to attend the free information meeting at the IT University of Copenhagen on 1 September 2026 to gain a better understanding of the programme and application requirements.

Why Choose the Bevica Scholarship Programme?

Unlike traditional academic scholarships that primarily support tuition expenses, the Bevica Scholarship Programme rewards innovative ideas that can make society more accessible and inclusive.

Participants have the opportunity to turn academic research into practical solutions while collaborating with professionals from architecture, technology, education, engineering, healthcare, and design. The programme also helps recipients strengthen their professional portfolios, build valuable research networks, and contribute to projects with long-term social impact.

For students planning careers in innovation, accessibility, or inclusive design, this scholarship offers both financial support and valuable professional recognition.

Application Deadline

Applications for the Bevica Scholarship Programme 2027–2028 will be accepted from 1 September 2026 until 1 December 2026.

Late or incomplete applications are generally not considered, so applicants should prepare all documents well before the closing date.