Bevica Scholarship Programme 2027–28 in Denmark (Funded)
Overview
The Bevica Scholarship Programme 2027-2028 is supported by the Bevica Foundation and funds projects that remove societal barriers through Universal Design and accessibility in architecture, technology, design, education and everyday services. It is for students and educators at higher education institutions in Denmark. Proposals may come from any faculty, including architecture and urban planning, product design, engineering, computer science and AI, education, law, public policy, health sciences, social sciences, business and environmental studies, as long as the core focus is Universal Design.
A free information meeting will take place at the IT University of Copenhagen (ITU) on 1 September 2026, with no prior registration needed.
What you get
Bachelor's and Master's students can receive a main project prize of up to DKK 200,000 for developing and carrying out their project, plus a travel grant of up to DKK 30,000 for international research or study visits. Educators and lecturers can receive a fellowship grant of up to DKK 130,000 to bring Universal Design principles into curricula or research, plus a travel grant of up to DKK 30,000 for academic exchange and conferences. Recipients also gain national recognition for outstanding Universal Design projects, collaboration with accessibility experts and industry networks, and professional mentoring.
Who can apply
Applicants may be Danish or international students currently enrolled at, or educators teaching at, an eligible Danish university, university college, architecture school or design school. Bachelor's and Master's students must have completed at least three academic semesters by February 2027. The project proposal must clearly align with Universal Design principles, meaning solutions that are accessible to all people regardless of ability.
How to apply
Applicants develop a proposal setting out the initiative, timeline, objectives and budget. They submit an online application form, the detailed project proposal, a CV, official academic transcripts, proof of enrolment or employment at a Danish institution and a motivation statement through the online portal.
Key dates
The portal is open between 1 September and 1 December 2026.