Student organisations may apply for a subsidy from Student Life and International Mobility. There are three types of subsidies:
- The start-up subsidy for new student organisations;
- The subsidy for annual budgets;
- The subsidy for incidental projects.
You can apply for the annual budget grant between 1 September and 1 November or, if your organisation works with calendar years, between 1 January and 1 March. Submit your application for the start-up grant or incidental project grant before the deadlines below.
- Monday 2 September 2024
- Monday 23 September 2024
- Thursday 10 October 2024
- Monday 28 October 2024
- Friday 1 November 2024 (annual budget)
- Wednesday 25 November 2024
- Monday 16 December 2024
- Monday 6 January 2025
- Monday 27 January 2025
- Monday 17 February 2025
- Saturday 1 March 2025 (annual budget)
- Monday 10 March 2025
- Monday 31 March 2025
- Monday 21 April 2025
- Monday 12 May 2025
- Monday 2 June 2025
- Monday 23 June 2025
Organisations that are members of CODC, NSSR or SOFv will need to apply for a subsidy through their umbrella organisation. These subsidies are available:
- SOFv: group travel subsidy
- NSSR: annual budget subsidy, subsidy for an incidental project, wellbeing subsidy
- CODC: annual budget subsidy, subsidy for an incidental project
1. Start-up subsidy
If you are planning to set up a student organisation, you can apply for a start-up subsidy. To be eligible for the subsidy, your application should (amongst other things):
- make clear what your organisation adds to the current offer in Nijmegen;
- show that enough students would like to join your organisation;
- demonstrate that your organisation is and remains viable.
More information can be found in the appendix ‘subsidy regulations’ below. Apply for funding using the start-up grant application form. Always coordinate with SLIM staff in advance.
2. Subsidy for an annual budget
If the expenses in your annual budget turn out to be greater than your income, resulting in a deficit, you can apply for a subsidy. You will be eligible for a subsidy if your student organisation is an accredited organisation. Your application should include:
- A description of your organisation, and details of its objective and target group;
- A paragraph on how the plan will contribute to sustainability;
- A paragraph on how the plan will contribute to diversity;
- The audited accounts for the previous financial year with explanatory notes;
- The annual budget and balance sheet with explanatory notes.
You can find more information in the attached subsidy regulations. You will need to apply for the subsidy between September 1 and November 1. For this purpose, please use the form applying for a subsidy for the Annual Budget.
3. Subsidy for an incidental project
If your expenses have turned out to be greater than you budgeted for in your annual budget, for example because one of your events needed to be organised on a larger scale, you can apply for a subsidy. You will be eligible for a subsidy if your student organisation is an accredited organisation. Your application should include (amongst other things):
- Details of your objective and the project’s target group;
- Details of the hosting parties;
- Details of the communication plan;
- A paragraph on how the project will contribute to sustainability;
- A paragraph on how the project will contribute to diversity;
- The budget and balance sheet with explanatory notes.
You can find more information in the attached subsidy regulations. You will need to apply for the subsidy at least two months before the project starts or the event is held. For this purpose, please use the form applying for a subsidy for an Incidental Project.