World Meteorological Organization Fellowships

WMO is partnering with IHE Delft to jointly support one or two scholarships a year from developing countries to undertake the regular or research variant of the MSc programme in Water and Sustainable Development.

Learn more about the scholarship

To be considered for a fellowship for the academic year 2025-2026/27 under WMO/IHE Delft joint funding applicants must:

have unconditional admission to the IHE Delft MSc programme in Water and Sustainable Development or the Research MSc in Water and Sustainable Development.
complete and submit a WMO Fellowship Nomination Form ( FNF, community.wmo.int/fellowships-applications ) to WMO by 30 April 2025 the latest. The FNF MUST be submitted through, and approved by, the Permanent Representative (PR) of your country with WMO. You will find the contact of your country’s Permanent Representative in the WMO community website: community.wmo.int/members
WMO can only consider your request for scholarship if your application is formally presented through the officially designated Permanent Representative of your Government with the Organization. This is usually the Director of National Meteorological and Hydrometeorological Service(s). Please note that the PR may give preference to personnel from the National Meteorological Service or National Hydrological Service of their country.
be medically fit (see WMO FNF for details).

For WMO to consider the scholarship nomination all of the above conditions must be met. Successful and unsuccessful applicants will be notified through the PR of their country by the end of July 2025.

For further information email: fel@wmo.int

To have been considered for the scholarship, you would have needed to apply for and be admitted to the Master’s programme. The information on the page linked below would have helped you prepare a strong application for the MSc in Water and Sustainable Development.