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DAAD Scholarships - An Overview

Would you like to study, carry out research or learn German in Germany and are you looking for funding? Every year, the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) supports well over 100,000 German and international students and researchers around the globe – making it the world's largest funding organisation of its kind. Learn more about our scholarship options.

DAAD scholarships are aimed primarily at graduates, doctoral students and postdocs and are awarded for study and research visits to universities and non-university research institutions in Germany. In some programmes, internships are also funded.

DAAD awards Research Grants – One-Year Grants for Doctoral Candidates for PhD students from almost all countries of origin. A grant for a full doctoral programme in Germany is offered primarily to applicants from developing and threshold countries (based on the OECD-DAC list ).

Scholarships for a Master's degree in Germany are available, in particular, for persons from industrial countries.

Students and doctoral candidates who are at risk of being denied educational or other rights in their country of origin have the chance to apply for a scholarship from the Hilde Domin Programme . Potential candidates cannot themselves apply for participation in the scholarship programme but are nominated by an institution or organisation that is a legal entity domiciled in Germany. Thereafter, suitable candidates will be contacted by the DAAD and invited to apply via the DAAD application portal.

Also available are so-called " Sur-place and Third Country Programmes " in which students and young scientists and researchers are offered DAAD funding for a graduate programme, doctoral programme or postdoc period in their home country or region.

If you wish to apply for a DAAD scholarship, please read the call for applications for your chosen scholarship programme in the scholarship database , paying particular attention to application deadlines. The scholarship database will take you to the application portal. Scholarship applications are reviewed by independent and voluntary selection committees, which also decide on the allocation of scholarships. Selection is based on subject-related criteria.

DAAD scholarships do not have to be paid back. They usually consist of a monthly scholarship payment (currently, for example,  € 934 for graduates and € 1,200 for doctoral/PhD students) and a flat-rate travel allowance. In many cases, DAAD also provides you with health, accident and personal liability insurance . Depending on scholarship programme, here are also additional benefits such as a one-off research allowance, family benefits or funds for language courses. The benefits offered by the respective scholarship programme are described in the call for applications in the scholarship database .

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Master's Thesis in Germany

Master's students from the GUC can receive a scholarship for a six-month study stay at a German higher education institution. Only Teaching Assistants who are in the final phase of their Master's studies and would like to complete their Master's thesis in Germany can apply for funding. As of April 2023, the funding will include a one-time travel allowance of 850 € and a monthly stipend of 934 €. The scholarship is aimed at Teaching Assistants of the GUC and will be advertised in the fall via the GUC. The application deadline for scholarships for Master's theses in Germany is mid-January for stays starting in July of the same year. The applicants are informed about the outcome of the application process by the end of March.

The application documents for scholarships consist of:

✓ a letter of motivation

✓ a detailed description of the planned Master's thesis topic (following the guidelines provided)

✓ two letters of reference

✓ a transcript of records

✓ a confirmation of supervision from the GUC, indicating with which GUC research group the Master's thesis topic is located (in particular, whether it is part of a BMBF-funded research collaboration)

✓ an invitation including confirmation of supervision from a German professor

✓ the DAAD application form (will be provided)

✓ a completed and signed evaluation form (will be provided)

✓ a passport copy

✓ the confirmation of enrollment as a Master student at GUC.

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Financing Your Studies & Scholarships

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How can I finance my studies?

There are several different ways you can finance your studies in Germany. Many students work part-time alongside their full-time studies and thus also gain professional experience. Some take advantage of the opportunity to apply for a state loan or credit or finance their studies with the help of scholarships.

Budget Planning

Before you start looking for a job or applying for a scholarship, find out more about the costs involved when studying in Germany and plan your budget accordingly.

Budget and Costs

Many students turn to side jobs or part-time jobs during their studies so that they can find a way to make money in order to support themselves and their everyday lives as they concentrate on their studies. There are many possibilities to earn an income as a student. You can either apply for a job as a student assistant at the university or check out other part-time jobs elsewhere in the city of Darmstadt or surrounding areas.

Check out our links below for more information and resources on all topics regarding working when studying in Germany.

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Residence Rights

According to German Law (§16b para.1 AufenthG), you have the right to work during your studies.

• International students can work 120 full days (full-time or 40 hours a week) per year
• OR 240 half days (part-time or 20 hours a week) per year
• International students cannot work as freelancers or as self-employed
• International students may work as academic assistants within the university without a limit to the number of days you are allowed to work per year.

It is important to inform your designated Foreigners Office when you start a new job. We recommend sending the Foreigners Office an email with your full name, your birthdate and a copy of your job contract. They will get in touch with you directly if they require further information.

Scholarships

TU Darmstadt supports its international students with its own scholarship programmes and information on scholarship searches. We also advise specifically on the graduation scholarship for international students .

A scholarship gives you more time to concentrate on your studies and make initial contacts in the business world. The award is often tied to specific criteria, such as nationality, country of origin, age or degree programme. Commitment can pay off here. Once a year, the DAAD Prize for outstanding achievements and commitment is awarded to someone from the international student body at TU Darmstadt.

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TU Darmstadt's Scholarship Programmes

Graduation scholarship for international students.

A scholarship for international students

International students can apply for the performance based scholarship if they are in the final phase of their studies.

Applications are possible twice a year, from 01 – 15 April and from 01 – 15 October.

Next application period

The online application portal opens on 01 April 2024 and closes on 15 April 2023 at midnight (CET).

All documents must be submitted by 16. April 2024 at the latest.

How to apply for the Graduation Scholarship for international students

Requirements & award procedure, requirements.

• Citizenship other than German
• Higher education entrance qualification from a country other than Germany or from a “Studienkolleg” in Germany
• Enrolment in a Bachelor, Master or teaching program at TU Darmstadt
• overall GPA ≤ 2,74
• Final thesis is already registered or will be within the next six months

Students in cooperation programs or Erasmus programmes as well as doctoral students cannot apply for this financial assistance.

Award procedure

• Funding is awarded on the basis of performance criteria and, if applicable, in consideration of the applicant's social or family situation
• Students with children will be considered in particular
• Students can only be funded once in each course of study

Application

Complete the online application form , print and sign it. Send an e-mail with the following documents as a scan to International Student Services :

• Current transcript of records, stamped by “Studienbüro” (departmental study office)
• Form “Confirmation of thesis registration” (opens in new tab) Important: Even if your thesis has not been registered yet, please fill out the form „Confirmation of thesis registration” and mark “thesis has not been registered to date”. A confirmation of “Studienbüro” is not required in this case.

Contact your study office by e-mail: have a stamped transcript of records sent to you as a scan. If you have already registered your thesis, please fill in the form “Confirmation of thesis registration” and have it signed and stamped and sent to you as a scan.

• Proof of social hardship or family situation that needs to be considered in particular, if applicable (e.g. birth certificate of child)
• Proof of the duration and amount of scholarships you have received or are currently receiving.

Important note:

Applications that are incomplete or handed in after the application period cannot be considered.

When will the applications be assessed? When will the decisions be sent out?

The selection process takes about 6-8 weeks, then the decisions are sent out.

In practice, this means that applicants can expect decisions in the funding period October-March in December and in the funding period April-September in June .

What is the monthly amount of the scholarship?

The scholarship will amount to at least 250 euros per month and is granted for a period of between one and a maximum of six months.

The official period for my thesis is 6 months, but I have only been granted 2 months. What criteria is applied to determine how many months of funding I receive?

The scholarship committee awards the scholarships in line with the award regulations, according to performance criteria and, if necessary, in consideration of the student's social and family situation. Students with children are given special consideration.

If a large number of students apply in one application phase, this can lead to many applicants only being granted a short funding period, as the same scholarship budget is allocated in each application round.

If the submission date of your thesis is already at the beginning of the funding period, only a short funding period can be approved, at most until the submission date.

I have received a scholarship notice (scholarship award / conditional scholarship award). When will I receive the money for the scholarship? What do I have to do?

• If you have received a scholarship award : Complete and sign the acceptance form and send it back to us via e-mail.
• If you have received a conditional scholarship award : Send us the acceptance form and the completed form “Confirmation of Thesis Registration” signed and stamped by the Office of Student Affairs via e-mail as soon as you have registered your thesis.

The first payment is usually issued within four weeks after we have received your complete documents.

I have received a rejection or am not satisfied with the funding period. What are my options?

Contact us ([email protected]) with your concerns and we will advise you on your options.

You can appeal within a period of four weeks after you receive the decision.

I have received a rejection and missed the deadline to appeal. What can I do?

If you are continuing to write your thesis in the following funding period, or possibly just starting your thesis and meet the required GPA by then, we recommend that you apply again.

I received a graduation scholarship for my bachelor thesis. I am also doing my master's at TU Darmstadt. Can I also apply for the master thesis?

Yes, you can apply for both the bachelor thesis and the master thesis. You can receive the graduation scholarship once per degree programme.

I am writing my thesis soon or have already registered for it. My GPA for the graduation scholarship is too low and I am in a financial emergency. Where can I find help?

Please email us ([email protected]) and we will be happy to advise you on your options.

I received a conditional confirmation, but now my Thesis has been postponed. Will my scholarship expire?

If your thesis is postponed and you do not submit your thesis registration by March 31 (for October applications) or September 30 (for April applications), the granted scholarship will expire. You can apply again in the next application period.

Is it possible to receive two scholarships in parallel?

Generally, anyone who already receives performance-based material support -such as the Deutschlandstipendium-, cannot receive the graduation scholarship.

Deutschlandstipendium

The Germany Scholarship as financial support for a limited time.

BAföG (GER)

Under certain conditions international students can also receive BAföG

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University of applied sciences, daad funding to enable international students to complete their studies, table of contents, target group and selection criteria.

The scholarship supports international students with good academic achievments, who are in the final degree phase.

The recipient is chosen by an independent committee based on the following criteria:

• Academic achievements
• Voluntary commitment
• Personal circumstances

Priority is given to applications from students of a Bachelor’s study programme and first time applications. Positive consideration is given to societal and social commitment.

Exclusion criterion:

• Students in postgraduate study programmes are not eligible for funding!

The scholarship is only available for the completion period of your studies. You must be in Germany during this period.

Scholarship amount maximum = 1868.- €

The number of scholarships is limited. A legal claim for a scholarship does not exist.

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Merit scholarships for international students enrolled at Universität Hamburg

With its merit scholarship program, Universität Hamburg supports outstanding international students and doctoral researchers in all subjects and at all degree levels who have been socially committed and actively involved in an international context. The awarding of a merit scholarship allows recipients to concentrate fully on their studies and gives them the opportunity to develop their skills.

You are entitled to funding if you

• have been enrolled in your subject at Universität Hamburg for at least 2 semesters and are pursuing a degree (students in 2-year master’s degree programs and doctoral researchers can apply after 1 completed semester);
• do not hold German citizenship;
• are not eligible for the federal student loan scheme.

Funding amount and funding duration

The maximum monthly funding sum is €930. Depending on the availability of funding, individual doctoral researchers may be awarded a merit scholarship totaling €1,200 per month (roughly 2–3 merit scholarships are awarded per round).

Merit scholarships are awarded for 2 semesters (total of 12 months). You can reapply for a scholarship. In well-founded exceptional cases, the maximum funding period is 3 years.

Those not entitled to funding:

• international students fulfilling the requirements of Section 8 of the German federal training assistance act (Bundesgesetz über individuelle Förderung der Ausbildung, BAföG)

Application deadlines

We recommend an individual advising session before you submit your online application. The application deadlines are:

15 April (funding period: 1 October – 30 September of the same year) 15 October (funding period: 1 April – 31 March of the following year)

Contact the program coordinator should you have further questions. Good luck with your application!

Online application

You can find a step-by-step guide on how to submit your online application here: Guide (PDF) . Follow the link for your chosen application period and log in using your STiNE ID:

Application form (deadline: 15 April)

Application form (deadline: 15 October)

You will then be invited to register and to complete your application. Please register with your student email address and enter your student email address, not your private email address, in your online application.

You must upload the following documents to the online application portal:

• letter of motivation: please use this form (PDF)
• proof of social and/or intercultural activities (if aplicable)
• record of achievements: Students in a Bachelor ´s degree program and students in a degree program concluding with a state examination ("Staatsexamen")  need to submit either the STiNE printout of their "Leistungskonto" or a current transcript of records. Students in a Master ´s degree program and doctoral researchers need to submit their most recent degree certificate with grades in either English or German.
• evaluations from 2 full-time teaching staff members with doctorates at Universität Hamburg. Please note the information "Who can issue an evaluation?" in the FAQ.

Template: evaluation form (PDF)

Only applications completed in full and submitted by the application deadline can be considered. Therefore, begin compiling your application documents early on and have these ready to upload to the application portal.

Please submit proof of your residence permit to the program coordinator in good time before the application deadline. If you are an EU citizen, please present your identity card and the registration certificate of your residence ("Meldebescheinigung") in Germany. Please contact the program coordinator by e-mail to arrange an appointment. Your documents will not be stored.

Selection procedure

Merit scholarships are awarded by a committee comprising members of faculties and ASTA (student council).

We will email you notification roughly 8–11 weeks after the application deadline. For an update on the current status of your application, check the online portal.

Selection criteria

• good to excellent academic performance
• other verifiable knowledge and capabilities (e.g., presentations, publications, prizes; additional specialised skills); previous funding
• social and/or intercultural activities (e.g., confirmation of volunteer work)
• applicant’s need/social situation

Disbursement of scholarship

Merit scholarships are disbursed on the first day of each month of funding. Funding commences on 1 October for the application round ending on 15 April and on 1 April of the following year for the application round ending on 15 October.

Scholarships cannot be paid into a foreign bank account. Academic leave is not permitted during the period of funding either.

Can I apply if I have both German and foreign citizenship?

No. You cannot, as you are eligible for BAföG in this case.

Is there an age limit?

No. As of the Winter Semester 2015/16, there are no age restrictions!

Who can issue an evaluation?

For students in a Bachelor ´s or Master ´s degree program or in a degree program concluding with a state examination (Staatsexamen):

• professors and other full-time teaching staff with doctorates at Universität Hamburg • professors emeriti of Universität Hamburg who are active in teaching • acting professors (Vertretungsprofessorinnen und Vertretungsprofessoren) at Universität Hamburg • senior physicians at the University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf (for students in a medical degree program)

For doctoral researchers:

Please only submit evaluations from professors/junior professors. In the case of a doctorate in a medical subject, evaluations from senior physicians at the University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf can also be submitted.

How can I obtain an evaluation?

Ask 2 professors from your department. Ideally, they should know you well—you attended one of their seminars or wrote a term paper for them, for example. Contact your evaluators at least 4–6 weeks before you apply for funding to ensure the evaluations are prepared in time. Give them the evaluation template to use.

Will my application be accepted if I only submit 1 evaluation?

No. Your application is only complete when it includes 2 evaluations. Notify us if you have difficulties finding a second professor. We can help you to identify suitable evaluators.

As a scholarship holder, am I allowed to spend a semester abroad or time outside of Hamburg during the lecture period?

If you are planning a longer absence during the lecture period, please contact us.

Are merit scholarship holders able to apply for further funding?

No, additional funding from other sources is not permitted.

Can the funding be extended?

You can apply for another 1-year scholarship. You will need to re-submit all updated documents online by the application deadline. The maximum funding period in justified exceptional cases is 3 years.

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Scholarships in Germany for International Students

Germany is a top destination for international students , offering an affordable education and an immersive German experience. While studying in Germany can be cost-effective compared to many other countries, managing finances while far from home can still be a challenge.

Living expenses for international students in Germany are estimated at around €934 per month , which includes accommodation, food, transportation, and other essentials. For many international students, this amount can be daunting. Fortunately, there are various scholarships available to help alleviate financial burdens.

Take a look at these scholarships for international students in Germany:

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Government and Organization-Funded Scholarships

Among the most popular scholarships for international students in Germany are government and organization-funded programs. These scholarships play a crucial role in making higher education in Germany accessible to students from around the world.

DAAD Scholarship Programs

Who is it for? DAAD Scholarships, offered each year by the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD), primarily support graduates, doctoral candidates, and postdocs worldwide in pursuing master’s degrees, Ph.D. studies, and postdoctoral research in Germany.

What does the scholarship cover? These fully-funded scholarships cover monthly stipends (€934 for graduates and €1,200 for doctoral/Ph.D. students) and travel allowances, often including insurance coverage.

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What are the criteria? Eligibility criteria are primarily based on academic achievements, a recognized school leaving certificate (if applicable), proficiency in the language of instruction or working language(s), and relevant internships or work experience if required.

When is the deadline? As there are multiple scholarships available for various programs and countries, deadlines can vary. It’s best to check the program details on the official DAAD website for the most accurate and up-to-date information.

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Heinrich Böll Foundation Scholarships

Who is it for? The Heinrich Böll Foundation offers approximately 1500 scholarships each year to undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral students of all nationalities who are pursuing their degrees at universities, universities of applied sciences, or universities of the arts. 

What does the scholarship cover? Scholarship coverage varies by nationality and educational background.

• Undergraduate and graduate scholarships. Germans, foreign students educated in Germany, and EU nationals may receive up to €812 per month plus a €300 study allowance. Non-EU students not educated in Germany can get €934 per month with health insurance and other allowances.
• Doctoral scholarships. Germans, foreign students educated in Germany, and EU nationals not educated in Germany may receive a basic monthly allowance of €1,350 with additional funding opportunities. Non-EU nationals/students not educated in Germany can get €1,200 per month, a €100 monthly mobility allowance, and various individual allowances.

What are the requirements and selection criteria? Eligibility also varies by nationality and educational background.

• Undergraduate and graduate scholarships. Germans/foreign students educated in Germany qualify for first-degree scholarships, while EU nationals/students not educated in Germany can apply for Master’s degree scholarships with proof of their first professional qualification. Selection criteria include academics, social engagement, and motivations.
• Doctoral scholarships. Eligibility includes Germans/foreign students educated in Germany, EU nationals/students not educated in Germany, and non-EU nationals/students not educated in Germany. Proof of admission to doctoral studies is required, and selection is based on academic excellence, research project quality, social engagement, and motivations.

When is the deadline? The application deadline is March 1st and September 1st of each year. For additional information on deadlines, please visit the official website of the foundation.

DeutschlandStipendium National Scholarship Program

Who is it for? The Deutschlandstipendium is for students and first-year students who demonstrate outstanding achievements in their studies and careers. It is open to applicants from around the world, regardless of their nationality, personal income, or parental income.

What does the scholarship cover? The scholarship covers 300 euros per month, with half provided by the federal government and the other half from private donors. This financial support is income-independent and is granted for at least two semesters, potentially covering the entire standard period of study.

What are the requirements and selection criteria? The Deutschlandstipendium is granted by universities, and applicants must fulfill their specific requirements. Selection criteria often involve academic excellence, social engagement, and personal achievements, which can include overcoming challenges. Importantly, this scholarship is not based on personal or parental income and doesn’t affect BAföG grants.

When is the deadline? Application periods for the Deutschlandstipendium are typically open in the months leading up to the start of the academic year. Specific deadlines vary by university, so it’s best to check with your chosen university for more information.

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Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung Scholarship

Who is it for? The Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung (KAS) scholarship is for international students and graduates who have acquired a university degree and intend to pursue postgraduate or master’s studies, doctoral studies, or a research fellowship of at least three semesters at a university in Germany.

What does the scholarship cover? The scholarship program includes financial assistance, personal guidance, a seminar program, and access to the KAS network. Graduate students receive a monthly scholarship of €934 for two years, while PhD students receive €1,400 per month for three years. Additional subsidies for health insurance, family allowance, children’s allowance, and course-related fees may be available.

What are the requirements and selection criteria? MA applicants must have a university degree, demonstrate strong academic performance, possess B2-level German language skills, engage in voluntary work, plan for a minimum of four semesters in Germany, have a broad education, and support democracy and human rights. 

Ph.D. applicants should fulfill the criteria above, provide a detailed thesis description, a second academic letter of recommendation from their thesis supervisor, and confirmation of supervision by their doctoral advisor.

When is the deadline? The application deadline for the scholarship program varies depending on the application route. For international applicants from focus countries or regions determined for the year, deadlines and application procedures may differ. For domestic applicants in Germany, the application period ends on July 15th of every year.

Erasmus Scholarship Programs

Who is it for? The Erasmus+ Mobility Programme for Higher Education Students is intended for students who are regularly enrolled at a German higher education institution, have completed their first year of study, are enrolled at a higher education institution participating in the Erasmus+ project, and whose home institution has signed an Erasmus cooperation agreement with the receiving institution. It is open to students in at least their second year of study.

What does the scholarship cover? The scholarship covers study periods and traineeships (work placements) in specified Erasmus+ program countries and partner countries. Sponsored students are exempt from tuition, registration, examination, laboratory, and library fees at the host institution.

What are the requirements and selection criteria? Applicants must meet the following criteria: be regularly enrolled at a German higher education institution, have completed their first year of study, be enrolled at a higher education institution participating in the Erasmus+ project, and have their home institution sign an Erasmus cooperation agreement with the receiving institution. Additionally, students must be in at least their second year of study to be eligible.

When is the deadline? Application dates can vary depending on the scholarship, therefore it’s best to get in touch with your home institution’s international office or Erasmus+ coordinator for more information.

> Go to the scholarship or find more details in our guide: Studying in Germany through Erasmus+ .

Friedrich Ebert Foundation Scholarships

Who is it for? The scholarship provided by the Friedrich Ebert Foundation (FES) is aimed at particularly gifted students from various regions, including countries in the Global South (Asia, Africa, Latin America), post-Soviet states, as well as eastern and south-eastern European (EU) countries. Eligible candidates are those who demonstrate excellent school or academic merit, wish to pursue their studies in Germany, and are committed to the values of social democracy

What does the scholarship cover? The FES scholarship includes a base monthly stipend of €830 (Bachelor’s/Diplom/Magister/state examination programs) or €850 (Master’s programs). It covers health insurance costs and offers a family allowance of €276 for students with children. The scholarship does not require repayment.

What are the requirements and selection criteria? Applicants must be enrolled at a state or state-recognized higher education institution in Germany, showcasing above-average academic performance with the presentation of initial graded certificates of academic achievement, and possessing adequate knowledge of the German language, even if courses are conducted in English.

When is the deadline? Application deadlines for the FES scholarship vary depending on the specific program and applicant group. Deadlines are typically aligned with different stages of academic progress, ranging from before the first university semester to several semesters into the study program. Doctoral funding has a more flexible application timeline, with applications accepted at any time, up to approximately 2 years before submission.

Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions Postdoctoral Fellowships

Who is the scholarship for? MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowships target PhD-holding researchers worldwide, fostering skills development through advanced training, international mobility, and interdisciplinary collaboration. The fellowships offer two programs: European and Global Postdoctoral Fellowships.

What does the scholarship cover? Funding supports European Fellowships (12-24 months) and Global Fellowships (24-36 months) with “outgoing” and “return” phases. Benefits include full-time employment contracts, monthly salaries, living allowances, and support for research-related expenses at host institutions.

What are the requirements and selection criteria? Eligibility for MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowships is open to researchers of any nationality and from all scientific disciplines who hold a doctoral degree. Applicants should have a maximum of 8 years of full-time post-graduate research experience at the submission deadline, with certain allowances for career breaks. Selection considers Excellence (50%), Impact (30%), and Implementation Quality (20%) with expert panel assessment.

When is the deadline?

Applications open on 10 April 2024 and close on 11 September 2024.

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StipendiumPlus

Who is the scholarship for? The scholarship is for outstanding undergraduate and doctoral students in Germany, including German, EU-European, and eligible international students. It’s funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) and managed by 13 organizations, such as Avicenna-Studienwerk, Cusanuswerk, Ernst Ludwig Ehrlich Studienwerk, and others. To qualify, students must be enrolled at a recognized higher education institution in Germany.

What does the scholarship cover? For undergraduates, the scholarship includes a monthly basic scholarship (up to €812), health insurance (up to €94), family allowances (€155 per child), and study-related costs (€300). Doctoral candidates receive a monthly scholarship (€1,350), health insurance (up to €100), family allowances (from €155 per child), research costs (€100), and support for study abroad.

What are the requirements and selection criteria? Applicants must demonstrate exceptional academic achievements and be enrolled at a recognized German higher education institution. Detailed requirements may vary by organization within StipendiumPlus.

When is the deadline? Application deadlines vary by program and should be checked on the respective organization’s website.

> Go to the program. 

Bayer Foundation Fellowships

Who is the scholarship for? The Bayer Foundation Fellowships are for outstanding master’s, PhD, and medical students, including those studying human and veterinary medicine, medical engineering, applied medical sciences, and data science in medicine. Eligible applicants can be from various scientific disciplines and include students from different countries, including Germany and abroad.

What does the scholarship cover? The fellowships provide funding of up to €10,000 for international research projects, internships, and other activities. Funding is available for travel costs, visa expenses, living expenses, and exceptional project costs. The scholarships aim to enhance existing study programs and promote interdisciplinary collaboration.

What are the requirements and selection criteria? Applicants must have excellent academic records in their respective fields and be currently enrolled in master’s, PhD, or medical degree programs. Specific eligibility criteria vary depending on the fellowship program, but generally, applicants should demonstrate scientific innovation, relevance to associated industries, and an understanding of potential societal impacts. Collaborative and interdisciplinary proposals are encouraged.

When is the deadline? Applications can be submitted between February 12th, 2024 and April 8th, 2024.

Scholarships Offered by German Universities

German universities offer a wide range of scholarships to support students in their academic pursuits. If you’re studying or planning to study in one of these universities, here are some of the scholarships you can explore:

Humboldt Research Fellowship

Who is the scholarship for? The Humboldt Research Fellowship is open to post-doctoral researchers worldwide, regardless of their field, and is divided into two categories:

• Postdocs: Recent doctorate holders (within four years) or near completion (within six months) with a summary of findings.
• Experienced researchers: Completed doctorate within the last twelve years with substantial publications. In some cases, up to 16 years after a master’s with a fitting publication record.

What does the scholarship cover? The Humboldt Research Fellowship provides a monthly stipend of €2,670 for postdoctoral researchers and €3,170 for experienced researchers. Fellowships can last from 6 to 24 months for postdocs and from 6 to 18 months for experienced researchers, with the possibility of dividing them into up to three stays within three years. Additional support includes family benefits, private health insurance subsidies, and travel expense allowances.

What are the requirements and selection criteria? Applicants must not be German nationals unless they’ve lived abroad for over ten years or five years with strong ties to their current residence. Staying in Germany for more than six months within 18 months before application disqualifies. They need a mentoring agreement and written confirmation of research facilities from a German institution, two expert reviews, language proficiency in German or English, and must adhere to scientific ethics. Previous Humboldt Foundation sponsorship is a disqualifier. 

Required documents include a CV, research outline, publications, doctoral certificate, language certificate if needed, and extra materials. The application is online, with notification of the selection date after document review.

When is the deadline? The Selection Committee meets in March, July, and November, so applicants should submit well in advance of the desired selection date. The fellowship can commence between two and twelve months after selection. Reapplications are possible after 18 months for unanimously rejected applications.

> Go to the fellowship. 

TUM Linde / MDSI Master Scholarship

Who is the scholarship for? The Linde / MDSI Master’s Scholarship is open to students currently enrolled in the master’s programs “Data Engineering and Analytics” or “Mathematics in Data Science” at the Munich Data Science Institute (MDSI) who hold a German or foreign higher education entrance qualification. Female students are particularly encouraged to apply. 

What does the scholarship cover? The Linde / MDSI Master’s Scholarship provides €1,000 per month and is granted for a maximum of twelve months.

What are the requirements and selection criteria? Applicants must have been enrolled in one of the two Master’s programs since winter semester 2023/24 or earlier. They must be distinguished by their special talent in the fields of Data Engineering and Analytics or Mathematics in Data Science, demonstrate outstanding academic achievements, and show commitment to their studies. Applicants from earlier calls are not eligible.

When is the deadline? The application deadline for the next scholarship is February 25, 2024. Successful applicants will be supported with the scholarship from April 1, 2024.

Heidelberg University HAUS Scholarships

Who is the scholarship for? The HAUS Scholarship is for qualified students from a United States university planning to study at Universität Heidelberg.

What does the scholarship cover? The scholarship award is $5,000 for master’s program students or $3,000 for bachelor’s program students for one semester, with the possibility to extend for a second semester, pending the availability of funds.

What are the requirements and selection criteria? Candidates must be undergraduate or master’s program students with strong academic credentials enrolled at or graduated from a U.S. institution of higher education, have U.S. residency, and be accepted as students at Heidelberg University. Students currently enrolled at Heidelberg University or receiving a scholarship from a different source are not eligible.

When is the deadline? The application period for the current cycle is closed, and the application for Winter Semester 2024-25 will open in early 2024.

University of Hamburg Merit Scholarships

Who is the scholarship for? The merit scholarship at Universität Hamburg is intended for highly qualified international undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral students who have been enrolled at the university for at least 2 semesters, pursuing a degree and not holding German citizenship.

What does the scholarship cover? The scholarship provides a maximum monthly funding sum of €850, with some doctoral researchers potentially receiving up to €1,000 per month. The funding duration is 2 semesters (12 months), with the possibility of reapplying. In exceptional cases, the maximum funding period is 3 years.

What are the requirements and selection criteria? To be eligible for the scholarship, applicants must be enrolled at Universität Hamburg for at least 2 semesters, pursuing a degree. They must not hold German citizenship and should not be eligible for the federal student loan scheme. You must submit a CV, letter of motivation, proof of social/intercultural activities (if applicable), academic records, and evaluations from two professors or junior professors. A committee comprising faculty members and student council representatives assesses applicants based on academic performance, other skills, social engagement, and financial need. 

When is the deadline? 

The application deadlines are:

• 15 April (funding period: 1 October – 30 September of the same year)
• 15 October (funding period: 1 April – 31 March of the following year).

Berlin International University of Applied Sciences Christian Wulff Scholarship

Who is the scholarship for? The Christian Wulff scholarship at Berlin International (BI) is awarded to one BA or MA student.

What does the scholarship cover? The scholarship covers 50 percent of the tuition fee from the time it is awarded until the end of the regular studies (up to the 6th semester).

What are the requirements and selection criteria? The scholarship is awarded based on outstanding academic achievements and extraordinary engagement within the BI community. The recipient is nominated by the president and the deans of BI’s faculties and is announced at the graduation ceremony.

When is the deadline? There is no application deadline for this scholarship, the recipient is selected by the university itself.

Federal German State-Specific Scholarships

Federal state scholarships are government-backed financial aid programs for students in different German states. Here are some to consider:

Baden-Württemberg Stiftung

Who is the scholarship for? The BW-Stipendium for university students is designed for two groups: students studying in Baden-Württemberg who want to go abroad and international students wishing to study in Baden-Württemberg. This scholarship benefits approximately 1,500 young individuals annually.

What does the scholarship cover? The scholarship is individually calculated and ranges from €600 to €1,400 per month. Additionally, scholars receive non-material assistance and become part of an international network connecting individuals from diverse disciplines and cultures.

What are the requirements and selection criteria? To be eligible, applicants must be enrolled at a higher education institution in Baden-Württemberg or a partner institution abroad. The scholarship is awarded to about 1,500 students each year. Selection criteria may include academic merit and other relevant qualifications.

When is the deadline? The application deadline varies and should be confirmed with the International Office at your higher education institution. 

> Go to the scholarship. 

Bavaria – Max We­ber-Program

Who is the scholarship for? The Max Weber Program is open to particularly gifted students who are enrolled at Bavarian higher education institutions. It targets high-school graduates and students who wish to study or are already enrolled at a Bavarian higher education institution.

What does the scholarship cover? The Max Weber Program provides a semester allowance of €1,290 and financial support for study projects abroad. Additionally, it offers a comprehensive educational program of seminars and events to support personal development.

What are the requirements and selection criteria? The program awards scholarships to high-achieving Bavarian tertiary students from their third semester onwards. Applicants can apply directly or be nominated by professors, Elite Graduate Program Heads, or examination boards. 

Selection is based on various criteria, including academic performance and extracurricular involvement, assessed through interviews and group sessions. Scholarships are available for Bachelor’s and subsequent Master’s degrees in the same subject, with applicants generally under 23 years old and having at least two semesters left in their standard study period.

When is the deadline? Candidates should submit their application documents by November 1 for the direct application route and by January 15 for nominated candidates. For precise and up-to-date deadline information, we recommend visiting the official website.

> Go to the program.

Bavaria – Mari­an­ne-Plehn-Pro­gram

Who is the scholarship for? The Marianne-Plehn-Program targets exceptional young scientists within the German Academic Scholarship Foundation, offering a unique blend of scholarship and part-time employment. This program enables doctoral students to gain teaching and administrative experience alongside their research.

What does the scholarship cover? The Marianne-Plehn-Program includes a 25% part-time employment alongside a scholarship, offering social security, teaching experience, administrative tasks, and access to the Elite Network of Bavaria’s resources and programs.

What are the requirements and selection criteria? To qualify for the Marianne-Plehn-Program, applicants need a doctoral scholarship from the German Academic Scholarship Foundation, which they can apply for within twelve months of starting their doctoral scholarship. They must conduct their doctoral studies at a Bavarian university and commence the 25% part-time employment within six months of funding approval. Applicants must also secure a hosting department/chair at a Bavarian university, demonstrating how this employment will enhance their dissertation project and scientific qualifications.

When is the deadline? The application for the Marianne-Plehn-Program can be submitted simultaneously with or after an application for a doctoral scholarship from the German Academic Scholarship Foundation, but no later than twelve months after starting the doctoral scholarship. 

The Lower Saxony Scholarship (Niedersachsenstipendium)

Who is the scholarship for? The Lower Saxony State Scholarship (Niedersachsenstipendium) is for particularly talented and committed students who face difficult starting and basic conditions, including but not limited to young people who are the first in their family to pursue higher education. Additionally, it aims to support students from Ukraine who have sought refuge in Lower Saxony and are facing challenging circumstances due to their flight.

What does the scholarship cover? The scholarship program provides financial support to eligible students. Typically, the scholarships have a one-time value of 500 euros each, although in some cases, the funding amounts may be higher.

What are the requirements and selection criteria? Students under the following circumstances are given an advantage when applying for the “Lower Saxony State Scholarship”: being particularly talented and committed students, coming from an educationally disadvantaged background, demonstrating outstanding voluntary commitment, having a tense financial situation, especially for families with many children, and facing particularly difficult starting and basic conditions due to their flight, students from Ukraine who have sought refuge in Lower Saxony.

The application process and deadlines for the “Lower Saxony State Scholarship” are determined by the individual universities in Lower Saxony. Applicants should check with their respective universities for specific application periods and submission deadlines.

Berlin – Elsa Neumann Scholarship

Who is the scholarship for? The Elsa Neumann scholarship is for doctoral researchers who are enrolled and supervised at one of the universities in Berlin. It is provided in accordance with the Berlin State Act to Support Early-Career Researchers and Artists (Gesetz zur Förderung des wissenschaftlichen und künstlerischen Nachwuchses).

What does the scholarship cover? The scholarship provides financial support, including a monthly stipend of €1,350, along with a €100 monthly allowance for research expenses. Additionally, family allowances and special allowances for travel costs can be granted. Scholarships are initially awarded for a period of up to two years, with scholarship holders required to submit progress reports and statements from academic supervisors. Scholarships for dissertation completion are granted for a maximum of one year and cannot be extended.

What are the requirements and selection criteria? Applicants need outstanding academic records, research contributions, and must be academically supervised at a Berlin university. Public funding recipients are ineligible.

When is the deadline? There are two application rounds, one in April and one in November. The last application round ended on 15 November 2023. The applications will reopen on 14 February 2024 up until 17 April 2024.

MBA Scholarships for International Students in Germany

Many top-notch business schools in Germany offer scholarships to international business students,  including MBA students. Some of the most popular include:

ESMT MBA Scholarships

Who is the scholarship for? ESMT Berlin offers a range of MBA scholarships designed for outstanding MBA applicants. These scholarships target various groups, including women in business, LGBTQ+ individuals, individuals from different regions, those with excellent academic and professional profiles, and more.

What does the scholarship cover? The scholarship coverage varies based on the specific scholarship program. Scholarships can cover tuition fees, ranging from €1,000 to €24,750. Additionally, recipients may receive financial support to participate in ESMT’s summer entrepreneurship program and other benefits, depending on the scholarship type.

What are the requirements and selection criteria? Most scholarships are awarded based on academic excellence, personal and professional achievements, leadership potential, and interpersonal skills. Some scholarships may require applicants to respond to specific questions related to the scholarship’s theme, such as diversity, entrepreneurship, or social impact. Requirements may also vary based on the applicant’s background, including nationality, gender, and military service.

When is the deadline? Applicants should refer to the ESMT Berlin website for the most up-to-date information on scholarship application deadlines, as they are generally part of the MBA application process.

HHL Leipzig Scholarships

Who is the scholarship for? These scholarships are primarily aimed at candidates applying to HHL’s full-time MBA program. Each scholarship has focus areas or criteria. The list includes the Middle East Scholarship, Africa Scholarship, Latin America Scholarship, Eastern Europe Scholarship, Women in Business Scholarship, Future Entrepreneur Scholarship, Young Leipzig Leader Scholarship, and Dean’s List Scholarship.

What does the scholarship cover? Successful candidates for these scholarships will receive a partial tuition reduction for the full-time MBA program. The exact amount varies depending on the scholarship.

What are the requirements and selection criteria? Scholarship applicants must meet common criteria, including holding an undergraduate degree, having at least three years of work experience, securing a high GMAT score, and applying for the full-time MBA program. The Dean’s List Scholarship has additional requirements like exceptional academic and professional achievements, international experience, dedication to social causes, outstanding admission interviews, and alignment with HHL’s values.

When is the deadline? Applicants should submit their scholarship application with their program application and are encouraged to apply early for improved chances of financial support. The Dean’s List Scholarship deadline is June 30th annually.

WHU Otto Beisheim Scholarships

Who is the scholarship for? WHU offers various scholarships for candidates from all countries applying to their MBA program. These scholarships aim to support individuals who can bring unique value to the MBA class.

What does the scholarship cover? The scholarships provided by WHU do not specify a fixed amount, except for the WHU e-fellows.net Scholarship, which is valued at €10,000. The value of other scholarships may vary.

What are the requirements and selection criteria? The requirements and selection criteria for WHU scholarships differ based on the specific scholarship. These criteria may include factors such as academic performance, life experience, professional experience, entrepreneurship, leadership, GMAT/GRE results, gender (e.g., WHU Women in Business Scholarship), or participation in specific programs (e.g., e-fellows.net Scholarship). Each scholarship application also requires an essay and a detailed description of the applicant’s financial plan.

When is the deadline? Scholarships at WHU are limited, and they are awarded on a rolling basis. It is advisable to apply for scholarships early. Additionally, for the Early Bird offer, there are different application deadlines with corresponding tuition fee discounts: September 30 (€7,000 off), November 30 (€6,000 off), January 31 (€5,000 off), and March 31 (€3,000 off). Applicants should also note that scholarship applications must be submitted before signing the study contract. 

Frankfurt School of Finance and Management Scholarships

Who is the scholarship for? Frankfurt School scholarships are designed to promote diversity in their MBA programs. They are available for applicants to various MBA programs, including Executive MBA, MBA in International Healthcare Management, Part-time MBA, and Full-time MBA. Specific scholarships target high-performing candidates, entrepreneurs, sector-specific backgrounds, women in business, and those with a global mindset.

What does the scholarship cover? Frankfurt School scholarships offer a partial tuition fee reduction of up to 30% for the respective MBA program.

What are the requirements and selection criteria? Scholarship recipients are selected based on academic performance, GMAT results, application quality, personal achievements, and needs. Additionally, factors such as extracurricular activities, social commitment, intercultural skills, international experience, and professional background are considered. Each scholarship may have unique criteria related to academic excellence, entrepreneurship, leadership, sector-specific expertise, or diversity.

When is the deadline? Frankfurt School awards MBA scholarships on a rolling basis, so early application is recommended. There is no specified deadline for scholarship applications, as they are reviewed after the admission decision has been made.

Mannheim Business School Scholarships

Who is the scholarship for? Mannheim Business School offers various scholarships for outstanding candidates, including the Most Outstanding Candidate Scholarship, Excellent Candidates Scholarship, Women in Business Scholarship, and the MBS Network Scholarship.

What does the scholarship cover? The applicant’s performance throughout the selection process highly contributes to the final scholarship amount, and the value of the scholarships depends on various factors. However, all scholarships are partial, covering a portion of the tuition fee.

What are the requirements and selection criteria? The “Most Outstanding Candidate” seeks exceptional achievements, motivation, strong academic and professional backgrounds, high test scores, international experience, language skills, and unique qualities. “Excellent Candidates” need outstanding achievements, motivation, high GMAT or GRE scores, international experience, and language skills. “Women in Business” targets accomplished women, and the “MBS Network Scholarship” considers personal characteristics and strong profiles.

When is the deadline? The deadline for applying for a scholarship is July 15, 2024. Additionally, there are two early bird deadlines for program applications: January 31, 2024 (€4,000 discount) and April 30, 2024 (€2,000 discount). 

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The Study Scholarship, available by application to LMU's International Office, is funded by the Federal State of Bavaria for international students and doctoral students at LMU who are registered at the time of application for regular full-time study programs.

The requirements for the scholarship include academic excellence, demonstrable knowledge in the applicant’s field of study, and financial need .

Application deadline: 15 January – 28 February 2024

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Contact: Maj-Catherine Botheroyd-Hobohm

Phone: +49 89 2180-9727 Email: [email protected]

This semester-long scholarship, available by application to LMU's International Office and funded by the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD), is for international students and doctoral students at LMU who are registered at the time of application for regular full-time study programs with a history of academic excellence .

Applicants must earn their first academic degree at LMU within one year and provide evidence for their financial need .

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International students and doctoral candidates at the LMU, who find themselves in short-term and unexpected financial need, can apply for one-time financial assistance (650 euros), funded by the State of Bavaria, at the International Office at LMU.

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This semester-long scholarship, available by application to LMU's International Office and funded by the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD), is offered to international students and doctoral students at LMU who are registered at the time of application for regular full-time study programs with a history of academic excellence.

Applicants must provide a proof of impairment. For example: disability, chronic illness and /or have a refugee background as well as evidence of their financial need.

Application deadline: 01.03.2024 - 30.09.2024

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Contact: Maj-Catherine Botheroyd-Hobohm Phone: +49 89 2180-9727 Email: [email protected]

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You already completed a German Language Course successfully, however need another one to feel more comfortable to communicate in German, but don’t have the financial possibilities? Then you can apply for funding of max. 150 Euro after you successfully joined the course (max. 80% attendance).

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Masters scholarships in Germany for International students 2024-2025

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DAAD Helmut-Schmidt Masters Scholarship for Developing Countries 2024

The DAAD Helmut-Schmidt-Programme (known as Public Policy and Good Governance) supports future leaders from developing countries (see list of countries), who want to promote democracy and social justice in their home countries. The programme, which is funded by the German Federal Foreign Office, off

Published: 16 Apr 2024 Type: Masters Study in: Germany Value: € 934 Deadline: 31 Jul 2024

DAAD Scholarship West- and Central Africa for Masters Students 2024

Are you a bachelor degree holder, who dreams about studying for a Master's degree in Germany? You live as a national or refugee in Benin, Cameroon, Ghana, Ivory Coast or Mauritania? The Leadership for Africa scholarship programme is the opportunity for you!

Published: 12 Apr 2024 Type: Masters Study in: Germany Deadline: 07 Jun 2024

UNU-EHS 2023 Scholarships for Students from Developing Countries (Germany)

From 2017 onwards, the Joint Master’s Programme is part of a selected group of international postgraduate programmes that benefits from the EPOS funding scheme offered by the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD). The joint M.Sc. programme provides postgraduate students with detailed know

Published: 12 Oct 2023 Type: Masters Study in: Germany Deadline: 15 Dec 2023

Ossietzky University of Oldenburg 2023 UNILEAD Training Course

UNILEAD is a short, practice oriented learning programme for young University Leaders in the field of Higher Education Management. In 2008 it was developed in cooperation with the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) (DIES programme) and the Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University in Por

Published: 06 Sep 2023 Type: Masters Study in: Germany Deadline: 15 Oct 2023

University of Stuttgart 2023 Master's Program Infrastructure Planning (MIP)

A well-planned system of infrastructure facilities is the primary prerequisite for development in any country. There is a pressing international need for professionals capable of directing the conception, planning and construction of infrastructure facilities for transportation, water and waste mana

Published: 04 Sep 2023 Type: Masters Study in: Germany Deadline: 30 Sep 2023

DAAD 2023-2024 Masters Scholarships for International Students

This DAAD Masters Scholarships programme offers you the opportunity to continue your academic education in Germany with a postgraduate course of study. This scholarship programme offers you the opportunity to continue your academic education in Germany with a postgraduate

Published: 29 Aug 2023 Type: Masters Study in: Germany Deadline: 31 Aug 2023

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Published: 20 Jun 2023 Type: Masters Study in: Germany Deadline: 31 Jul 2023

DAAD 2024 Helmut-Schmidt Master's Scholarships, Germany

DAAD scholarship programmes for international students and researchers as well as offers Helmut-Schmidt-Programme (Master’s Scholarships for Public Policy and Good Governance - PPGG) Objective The DAAD Helmut-Schmidt-Programme (known as Public Policy and Good Governance) supports fu

Published: 19 Apr 2023 Type: Masters Study in: Germany Deadline: Not Specified

DAAD 2023 Leadership For Africa Scholarship Programme

The scholarship programme “Leadership for Africa” (LfA) aims to support the academic qualification and advancement of young refugees and national scholars from  Ethiopia, Uganda, Somalia, South-Sudan or Tanzania at higher education institutions in Germany. All “Le

Published: 18 Apr 2023 Type: Masters Study in: Germany Deadline: 09 May 2023

DAAD 2023 Masters Scholarship for African Students

The scholarship programme “Leadership for Africa” (LfA) aims to support the academic qualification and advancement of young refugees and national scholars from Chad, DR Congo, Niger, Nigeria, and Togo at higher education institutions in Germany. In times of conflicts and displa

Published: 10 Apr 2023 Type: Masters Study in: Germany Deadline: 09 Jun 2023

DIW Berlin 2023 Scholarship for International Students

DIW Berlin invites applicantions for the DIW Berlin Scholarship for International Students in Germany. DIW Berlin (the German Institute for Economic Research) is one of the leading economic research institutes in Germany.

Published: 06 Dec 2022 Type: Masters Study in: Germany Deadline: 12 Feb 2023

UNU-EHS 2023 Masters Scholarships for Developing Countries (Germany)

The UNU-EHS – University of Bonn and the United Nations University Institute for Environment and Human Security are delighted to announce that thanks to support from the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) they will be offering a number fully funded scholarships to stud

Published: 17 Oct 2022 Type: Masters Study in: Germany Deadline: 15 Dec 2022

DAAD 2022 Masters of Science in International Health

Applications for the Masters of Science in International Health Programme  at the University of Heidelberg and Charité Berlin with scholarship funding from the DAAD EPOS programme are open until 15 Oct 2022. Heidelberg Institute of Public Health 

Published: 05 Oct 2022 Type: Masters Study in: Germany Deadline: 15 Oct 2022

University of Göttingen 2023 Stephan Klasen Fellowship for Developing Countries for Master

  In 2019, the Faculty of Business and Economics, together with the Presidential Board of the University of Göttingen and the Faculty's Development Economics professorships, established the "Stephan Klasen Fellowship" on the occasion of the Farewell Lecture by Pr

Published: 22 Sep 2022 Type: Masters Study in: Germany Deadline: 31 Oct 2022

DAAD 2022 Masters Scholarships for International Students

This DAAD Masters Scholarships programme offers you the opportunity to continue your academic education in Germany with a postgraduate course of study.

Published: 15 Apr 2024 Type: Masters Study in: Germany Deadline: 31 Aug 2022

DAAD 2022 Double Degree Scholarship: MSc Integrated Urbanism and Sustainable Design at University of Stuttgart

This interdisciplinary double-degree links perspectives from the South and North by studying the first year at University of Stuttgart, Germany, and the second year at Ain Shams University in Cairo, Egypt. Students learn critical engagement with theories and practices related to dynamicall

Published: 26 Jul 2022 Type: Masters Study in: Germany Deadline: 29 Jul 2022

DAAD 2022 Helmut-Schmidt Masters in Public Policy and Good Governance Scholarship Programme for Developing Countries

This programme is designed to further qualify future leaders in politics, law, economics and administration according to the principles of good governance and to prepare them in a praxis-oriented course for their professional life. Very good graduates with a first university degree get the chance

Published: 04 Jul 2022 Type: Masters Study in: Germany Deadline: 31 Jul 2022

Universität Leipzig 2023 Joint MA & PhD Peace and Security in Africa Scholarships for African Students

Be part of a unique transnational MA & PhD experience in which you graduate from two prestigious universities in Africa and Europe. Addis Ababa University in Ethiopia and Leipzig University in Germany jointly offer a two year MA program AND a three year PhD Program that

Published: 18 May 2022 Type: Masters Study in: Germany Deadline: 15 Feb 2023

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Do you want to do your Master's degree in Germany? Students from Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Nepal or Sri Lanka will find all information and guidance on universities, programmes, eligibility, application, language requirements, financials, living and working in Germany here.

Germany has different types of universities. Take a look, so that you know which one would suit you the best. The difference lies in focus  and courses that these universities offer.

How do I choose a university in Germany?

There are various kinds of universities in Germany. A majority of these belong to either of the following categories:

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• Universities and Universities of Technology (TU) are research-oriented. They offer a wide variety of subjects and can award doctorate degrees.
• Universities of Applied Sciences ( Hochschule für angewandte Wissenschaften – HAW / FH ) , on the other hand, are practice-oriented and offer courses mainly in engineering, business administration, social sciences and design. These have strong links to the industry and offer interesting possibilities such as joint supervision for your master thesis, where your professor and the company can together guide you. HAW s do not award doctoral degrees, however as a master degree holder from a HAW , you are in principle eligible to apply for PhD at a university.

Your interest and inclination should define which of the two kinds of institutions you choose!

Which is the best university in Germany?

The German answer to this question is: There is no “best university”, neither in one subject and certainly not across all subjects.

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Germany offers a multidimensional ranking, considering various criteria that are important from a student’s perspective. For example, student and staff judgments on quality of teaching, atmosphere at the university, library and other equipment, student numbers, average study duration, number of graduations, third party funding etc. This way you get a good picture of the strengths of each university on www.university-ranking.de . Here you can find your programme by selecting a subject, a university or even a city in Germany!

What kind of Master programmes does Germany offer?

There is wide range of study programmes with

• German as medium of instruction
• English as the sole or primary medium of instruction, called International Programmes .

You can find a comprehensive database of all study programmes, in both German and English on www.study-in-germany.de .

It is always a good idea to check if the university’s requirements and your qualifications match. And then you can start with the application procedure.

Am I eligible to apply for a masters degree course?

In Germany, every university is autonomous. This means that every university / study programme has its own set of criteria for admitting students. So please check the university website for the programme you are interested in. Here you will find the exact admission requirements.

However, some generalisation is possible. As a four-year Bachelor degree holder from Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Nepal or Sri Lanka, your degree is treated at par with a German bachelor degree. Most German universities will consider you eligible for masters as long as you fulfill other criteria, if any.

In case you have a three-year Bachelor degree, do get in touch with course coordinator before applying.

Some universities may ask for your TOEFL/IELTS/GRE/GMAT scores. For example, GMAT may be asked for, if you want to study economics or law. Universities will ask for very good German language skills in case you want to take up a programme in German medium. In such case, your knowledge of German needs to be certified through examinations like the TestDaF or DSH.

How do I apply?

The German academic year is divided into two semesters: Winter semester (October – March) and summer semester (April – September). So German universities have two intakes.

The following timeline refers to courses beginning with the winter semester. In case you find a course that begins with the summer semester, just calculate the months accordingly and proceed!

Let us get into the details now:

What is an APS certificate? Do I need it? How can I get it?

APS ( Akademische Prüfstelle ) or the Academic Evaluation Centre is responsible for the evaluation of your documents for their authenticity. Once your documents are checked and deemed genuine, APS India issues the APS certificate. From November 2022, APS certificate is mandatory for student visa applications if you have completed or are pursuing your studies in India . This process has been introduced to speed up the visa procedure.

Some German universities may expect you to submit the APS certificate when you apply for their degree programmes.

To get the APS certificate, familiarise yourself with the requirements. Collect all the necessary documents and register yourself online. You will need to transfer the processing fees, and submit printed and signed form together with the documents for verification to APS. If you have a German or EU-funded scholarship or hold an international degree certificate you do not need to apply for an APS certification. You will get all this information and more on www.aps-india.de .

Germany offers education in German as well as in English. Different subject fields can have different language requirements.

Must I learn German?

As a student in Germany, your life will not be limited to the university campus. You will surely want to interact with people, do your internships, travel through the country-side and make the best of your time there. You may also want to gather work experience in Germany or build your career there. This is where knowledge of German will be of great advantage for you!

Universities offer beginner and well as advanced level courses where you can learn German. You can also start learning the language while you are still in your home country at the Goethe-Instituts ( Max – Mueller Bhavan) / Goethe-Zentrums .

While in a foreign country being able to manage your finances on your own is very important. You would need to plan your budget keeping your living expenses, travel costs and tuition fees if any.

Do I really not need to pay tuition fees?

In Germany, education is subsidised by the state and therefore state-funded institutions of higher education typically charge no tuition fee. So, in Germany virtually every student gets a scholarship!

Certain specialised courses and courses offered by private universities do attract fees. You will always find information about the fees in the databases provided on this page and also on the university webpages and My Guide .

You will need to pay semester contribution of around Euro 300, depending upon the university and the services or benefits provided.

What kind of budget should I have in my mind?

Apart from the tuition fees, if any,  you will require about EUR 934 per month for subsistence i.e. housing, food, clothing, study material and other expenses such as health insurance and leisure activities. The precise split up for this amount will be updated soon.

The amounts can vary from city to city, and of course from lifestyle to lifestyle!

The following table shows the split up at the time of the last budget indicated in 2019.

Source: German Student Union ( Deutsches Studentenwerk ), 2019

Are there any scholarships available?

Funding in Germany is typically available for research, so basically for PhD and above. However, the DAAD offers the following scholarships for master’s:

• Development-Related Postgraduate Courses (EPOS)
• Helmut-Schmidt -Programme (Master’s Scholarships for Public Policy and Good Governance – PPGG)
• Combined Study and Practice Stays for Engineers from Developing Countries (KOSPIE) with Indian IITs

To get a comprehensive overview of various funding possibilities, visit www.funding-guide.de .

Can I work in Germany as a student?

Please find the information here below .

You can of course work in Germany as long as you respect the regulations, which are not complex and are fairly easy to understand and follow.

As an international student, you are permitted to work for 120 full days or 240 half days in a year. This will help you in getting a bit of extra pocket-money!

Can I work in Germany after my studies?

After completing your degree in Germany, you can choose from amongst a wide range of options:

You can stay on in the country for up to 18 months to look for a job that is in keeping with your education. Once you find a job, the residence permit issued to you for the purpose of studying, can be converted into a residence permit for taking gainful employment.

Germany has always had a very strong industry-academia linkage. A lot of scientific research is funded by the industry as well. During your studies you can get the opportunity to do internships with German companies, which can open new vistas for your professional career.

Living on your own comes with lots of responsibilities, at the same time it can also be very interesting. It starts with finding a place to stay, learning how to cook, shopping on a budget, making friends and connections. Hope this section helps you with some of your questions.

How do I find an accommodation?

Germany offers various types of accommodations:

• Students hall of residence:  Here you can rent rooms provided by Student Services Organisation ( Studentenwerk ). They are low in cost and preferred by many students. Studentenwerk also provides specially designed Service Kits for international students. Get in touch with Studentenwerk of your city know more.
• Shared Flats ( Wohngemeinschaft – WG ) : Shared flat or WG is another affordable accommodation, where you have your own room in a flat and share the kitchen and the bathroom with other flatmates. Living in a shared flat is cheaper as the rent and other expenses  get shared. You can find advertisements for vacancies in WGs online on social media groups or on student-friendly websites.
• Private apartments: If you prefer living alone, private apartments can be an option for you.  You can find them with the help of Studentenwerk , on boards in the university foyer or even on social media groups and websites for rental real estate.

Make sure to be on the lookout from early on, so that you find the best place at an affordable price.

How do I connect with other students?

Connecting with other students can help you to learn from their experience. It may also help you get acquainted with the lifestyle, once you are in Germany.

• Get in touch with DAAD Young Ambassadors . They have studied or carried out their research in Germany. Contact them with your questions, they will be happy to guide you!
• You can also find out about different student associations and groups formed by students of your country/region.
• You can contact and locate other students on different socials media platforms as well. There are groups based on nationalities or even interests and activities.
• In the initial weeks of your first semester many universities arrange introductory events. Ask the international office of your university about them and consider participating to get to know the university. You will hear about these events once you secure a seat at a university.

Whether you are in India, Nepal or Bhutan, the DAAD is there to help you with your study in Germany plans. Check out how you can reach us!

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Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters (students)

Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters are prestigious international masters, jointly designed and delivered by a group of higher education institutions.

They involve at least 3 institutions from at least 3 different countries, and multiple associated partners from the academic and non-academic world.

Typically, they include periods of study, research, traineeship, thesis preparation and defence.

Scholarships available

Masters may also offer full scholarships to the best-ranked students worldwide. Scholarships cover your participation costs and contribute to

• a living allowance

Masters duration

1 to 2 academic years (60, 90 or 120 ECTS credits ).

Type of degree awarded

You will gain either

• a joint degree (i.e. one single degree certificate issued on behalf of at least two higher education institutions) or
• multiple degrees (i.e. at least two degree certificates issued by two higher education institutions of the consortium)

You’ll be able to define these in detail when you sign a study agreement with the relevant Erasmus Mundus Joint Master at the beginning of your studies.

Search and apply

Students apply directly to the institution running their chosen programme.

You can search the course catalogue for details of the latest programmes on offer.

A new batch of selected Erasmus Mundus Masters is added to the list each year.

In most cases, you should submit your application between October and January for courses starting the following academic year.

Each master's website has all the details about the course of study, the list of the participating universities, the entry requirements and all the steps of the application process (with and without scholarship).

What you need

• have a bachelor’s degree (first degree), or be in your last year of bachelor studies
• graduate before the master’s programme starts

You may also apply if you demonstrate a bachelor’s equivalent level of learning. This must be officially recognised, according to national legislation and practices, in the degree awarding country.

Advice with your application

The Erasmus Mundus Association has resources to help you apply, including course contacts, events with national volunteer representatives, and stories from successful applicants.

Find advice and inspiration for applicants

Grants for institutions

Erasmus+ also offers grants to higher education institutions to run EMJM programmes.

Applying as an institution for an EMJM programme grant

Other funding available

Researchers (marie skłodowska-curie actions).

• Postdoctoral Fellowships for researchers
• Staff exchanges

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Universität Hamburg: Qualification scholarship for (prospective) Master's students within the Cluster of Excellence "CUI: Advanced Imaging of Matter"

available in the further tabs (e.g. “Application requirements”). Programme Description The scholarships support the academic qualification in the framework of relevant Master's programmes of Universität

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PhD Student (f/m/d): Hydrogen isotope separation experiments, Research Training Group 2721: “Hydrogen Isotopes” / Completed university studies ( Master /Diploma) in the field of Master's degree

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PhD Student (f/m/d) Therapeutic potential of magnetic field stimulation / Completed university studies ( Master /Diploma) in the field of Biochemistry, biology, biophysics or related field / 2D and 3D

employees from more than 70 nations at Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf (HZDR) are committed to mastering the great challenges facing society today. At the Institute of Radiopharmaceutical Cancer Research

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from more than 70 nations at Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf (HZDR) are committed to mastering the great challenges facing society today. The Institute of Resource Ecology performs research

PhD Student (f/m/d) Pre-clinical development and validation of Adapter-RevCAR‐T-cell-system for immunotherapy of melanoma / Completed university studies ( Master /Diploma) in the field of Biology

Phd student (f/m/d) magnetically assisted solvent extraction of rare earths in variable gravitational fields / completed university studies ( master /diploma) in chemical engineering/mechanic, alfred toepfer stiftung & studienstiftung des deutschen volkes: you and europe scholarship programme.

financed cooperatively by both partners. Target Group The You and Europe Scholarship Programme is open to European students wishing to attend a 3- or 4-semester Master's programme in Germany (including bi

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Scholarship for master's degree students including transition to employment

Get your master’s scholarship at volkswagen and benefit from €950 a month and a subsequent transition to employment, briefly noted.

The perfect complement to your studies: The aim of our scholarship is to actively support students who have started their master’s degree – both financially and by giving them the opportunity to build up a network, exchange experiences and gain practical experience. Best of all, once you have your master’s degree in the bag, we will offer you a transition to a permanent position.

Application period The next application period is 01 July to 25 August 2024.

We award around 50 scholarships a year

Requirements

What requirements do i have to meet for the scholarship.

Any student who has completed a bachelor’s degree and has not yet started the second semester of their master’s degree programme can apply for the Volkswagen master’s scholarship. So if you’re in between the two, perfect!

Do I need a to achieve specific marks?

To apply for the master’s scholarship, you do not need specific or minimum average marks in your bachelor’s degree. However, these must be sufficient to be able to start a master’s degree. Your bachelor’s marks will be a factor in our selection process.

Moreover, you will need a guaranteed place for the master’s degree.

What do I need to study?

Our scholarship is open to all subjects . These include, for example, the following master’s degree programs:

• Business information systems
• Automotive engineering
• Mechanical engineering
• Mechatronics
• Automation technology
• Computer science
• Data science
• Power and microelectronics
• Electric drive technology
• Electrical engineering
• Embedded systems
• Automatic security
• IT security
• Battery technology
• Commercial law
• Business studies

This list is not exhaustive. As said, our scholarship is open to all courses of study.

What are the selection criteria?

Anyone who wants to join Volkswagen must meet a number of criteria. Of course, this includes technical abilities and, for students above all, academic achievements – and preferably initial practical experience, for example

• Internships
• Work experience
• Activities at the university
• Voluntary commitments/voluntary positions

In addition, integrity, responsibility, openness and the ability to work in a team are fundamental requirements for us.

Your benefits

This is what we offer you as part of the scholarship.

As a scholarship holder at Volkswagen , you will benefit from numerous advantages during your master’s degree programme that you will not find anywhere else. See for yourself.

Remuneration: Financial security during your studies

So that you do not have to worry about money during your studies, or at least worry less, we will support you with a monthly gross amount of EUR 950 . If you do an internship with us during the time of your scholarship, you will receive additional remuneration for this.

Taking the pressure off studying: No obligations during your master’s degree

We want you to be able to concentrate on your studies. That’s why we don’t impose any requirements on you as to what you have to do during the time of your scholarship. We do not have mandatory practical assignments.

Events and networks: Meet interesting people

Our Volkswagen team consists of an incredible number of great people with exciting lives and career paths, and a lot of specialist knowledge. Get to know them, talk to them and benefit from each other.

The scholarship should be a support for students, not a burden. Marie VW Recruiter

Seminars and further education: expand your knowledge

In your master’s degree, you are already building up extensive knowledge. We support you in developing this into expertise. That’s why we offer you various opportunities for further training, such as seminars that you can attend free of charge on site or online.

Gain practical experience and earn extra money

Would you like to do an internship during your master’s degree and put your university knowledge to practical use? No problem: We’ll help you find the right internship with us, so that you can get the maximum benefit from it.

Something that sets us apart from many other companies is that you will receive compensation for the internship in addition to your scholarship payout.

Write your master’s thesis right here at Volkswagen

Even the best master’s degree programme comes to an end – a good enough reason to write your master’s thesis (dissertation) at Volkswagen . The benefits are clear:

• You’ll be writing in an environment with direct and up-to-date practical relevance.
• You have the technical advice directly on site.
• You have access to informational and technical resources from Volkswagen .
• You can publish your thesis with us online, but you can also have it printed and bound.
• In addition to your scholarship payment, you will receive remuneration.

Learn more about dissertations at VW

Mentoring: Well looked after all round

It sounds pedestrian, but it’s not: Good support is important. It keeps you up to date, lets you get familiar with interesting topics, further training opportunities and people, and gives you exciting practical experience and expertise for how to proceed at the end of your scholarship. That is why our scholarship comes with proper mentoring.

What does Volkswagen get from the scholarships?

You’re probably wondering why Volkswagen awards scholarships? It’s a fair question. Here is the answer:

To be able to implement our vision of environmentally friendly and climate-neutral mobility for the majority, we need a high level of technical expertise, but also passion, ideals and the commitment to our team – to Volkswagen . That is why we want to inspire young people at an early stage about our goals – and about us ourselves.

The scholarship is a way of establishing close contact and a basis of trust between students and us.

How our scholarship works

To be accepted for our master’s scholarship, you can simply apply online at the bottom of this page. If your application is particularly impressive, we will invite you to a selection process where we can get to know you in better.

If your application process was successful, you will receive your scholarship contract from us. From the first applicable month, you will receive EUR 950 gross per month.

During the time of your scholarship, you will continue to study and live your life as before. We do not impose any obligations on you. We will send you regular invitations to various events that are voluntary, such as informal evenings with managers, a CV check, face-to-face seminars.

We also offer you the opportunity to do an internship with us, and help you to find the right one. Throughout this, you will continue regular contact with your buddy.

Your final thesis comes at the end of your studies. We give you the opportunity to write this directly at Volkswagen . Your supervisor will clarify the details directly with you.

If you have completed your master’s degree with good final marks, we will offer you a firm transition to employment. Find out more in the next section on this page.

Transition to employment after the scholarship

What happens after the scholarship.

When your master’s degree come to an end, the Volkswagen scholarship also ends. But your journey with Volkswagen has only just begun. If you finish with a good degree, you will receive a firm offer from us for a permanent job at VW – with a very attractive starting salary .

We will discuss this with you at an early stage and clarify exactly where you want to start and what task you can take on in our Volkswagen team. You can shape your career path with us from the very beginning – and can coordinate your thesis with us.

When you accept a permanent position, you will also have access to the numerous benefits that Volkswagen offers its employees.

Application

Here you can apply for our scholarship for master’s students, next application period:.

01 July to 25 August 2024

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

How many scholarship are awarded every year.

Each year we offer up to 50 scholarship for students doing a master’s degree. We regularly inform you about the application periods on this page.

How much money do I receive in the scholarship?

You will receive EUR 950 gross per month from us.

Will I get a job at VW after the time of the scholarship?

If you have at least received one set of good final master’s marks, we will then offer you a job as a permanent employee at Volkswagen Passenger Cars or Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles.

Where do the face-to-face activities take place?

Our networking events, informal evenings etc. usually take place in Wolfsburg.

Where can I apply for a scholarship?

On this page you will find a link to the appropriate advertisement in our job portal, where you can apply online very easily and quickly.

When can I apply for the scholarship?

You can always find the current application periods for the scholarships on this page, and we also provide information about this on our social media channels:

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Can I go abroad during the time of my scholarship?

If your studies allow you to do so, you can of course study abroad or do internships there. The amount of the scholarship of EUR 950 remains unaffected.

Can I combine this scholarship with another one?

If you already have a scholarship or have been given the prospect of a scholarship, such as the Deutschlandstipendium, you can combine it with the Volkswagen master’s scholarship no problem, provided that the conditions of your other scholarship also permit this.

How many semesters will I receive the scholarship for?

You will receive our scholarship for the usual study period of a master's degree, i.e. generally for four semesters.

Do I have to be at a special university / college to receive the scholarship?

No, we do not specify attendance at any particular universities or colleges to be eligible for our scholarship.

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Funding for internships and final theses

Ideally, you will receive payment or at least a contribution towards your expenses for an internship or research visit completed abroad. It is always worth asking your employer about the availability of financial support and ensuring that any agreements reached are documented in the internship contract.

You may also seek funding from other sources for your internship or research project and we have listed some further opportunities on this page.

Funding that you can apply for at FAU

FAU cannot organize an internship abroad for you. You are entirely responsible for organizing an internship in another country. However, you can apply for financial assistance from FAU for your stay abroad.

Erasmus+ traineeship (Training in Europe) Erasmus+ traineeship (Training in Europe)

The largest funding program for traineeships in Europe is the Erasmus+ program.

All students who are enrolled at FAU can apply for an Erasmus+ traineeship. Traineeships can be funded after a student has completed their degree, if the application was submitted in their final semester.

DAAD PROMOS scholarships coordinated by the faculties at FAU (Internships and research projects outside Europe) DAAD PROMOS scholarships coordinated by the faculties at FAU (Internships and research projects outside Europe)

If are planning an internship in an area not covered by the Erasmus+ program outside Europe , you may be able to apply for a DAAD PROMOS scholarship at your faculty. Please refer to the call for applications. PROMOS scholarships may not be available for certain mobility options, depending on the faculty. All students that are enrolled at FAU can apply for PROMOS scholarships at their faculties.

Students at the School of Business, Economics and Society cannot apply for a PROMOS scholarship for internships or research projects abroad, as PROMOS scholarships at the School of Business, Economics and Society can only be awarded to students who study abroad at selected partner universities.

Travel expense grants from the Ilse and Dr. Alexander Mayer-Stiftung (Internships and research projects at FAU partner universities outside Europe Travel expense grants from the Ilse and Dr. Alexander Mayer-Stiftung (Internships and research projects at FAU partner universities outside Europe

Each year, the Ilse and Dr. Alexander Mayer-Stiftung awards travel expense grants for research visits to FAU partner universities outside Europe. Internships and research projects can also be funded if they will be completed at an FAU partner university outside Europe. German citizenship is required to apply (preferably individuals who were born in Franconia).

Travel expense grants from the international university fund managed by the Bavarian State Ministry of Science and the Arts (International internships and research projects) Travel expense grants from the international university fund managed by the Bavarian State Ministry of Science and the Arts (International internships and research projects)

Each year, FAU awards travel expense grants from funding provided by the Bavarian State Ministry of Science and the Arts to students of all nationalities who meet the qualifying criteria for stays abroad worldwide. Internships in other countries that are relevant to the applicant’s degree and stays abroad to complete research projects may also meet the funding criteria.

Funding from external organizations (not coordinated by FAU)

External organizations such as the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD), associations or foundations offer many funding opportunities for internships and research projects abroad. Scholarships are often offered as part of structured programs that combine placements and scholarships. It may be the case that scholarships are restricted to certain mobility options , for example research projects with a specific topic. The following section includes some examples of external funding opportunities.

DAAD funding DAAD funding

The German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) awards scholarships for international internships as part of individual funding programs that are aimed at specific target groups.

Funding is available for:

• Research placements for German students studying for a Bachelor’s degree in natural sciences and engineering
• Internships in international organizations and EU institutions.
• Internships in German embassies or consulates, international organizations, German schools in another country, Goethe Institutes, German Archaeological Institutes, Institutes of the Max-Weber Foundation or certain institutions in foreign cultural policy.
• Internships that are organized by IAESTE, AIESEC or ZAD.
• Research projects for students completing a Master’s thesis in Information technology
• Research projects in Taiwan (only for graduates in natural sciences and engineering)
• Research projects in Korea (only graduates)

You can find further details in the DAAD Scholarship Database

Funding opportunities offered by Bavarian University Centers (China, France, India, Latin America, Eastern Europe Funding opportunities offered by Bavarian University Centers (China, France, India, Latin America, Eastern Europe

Bavarian University Centers offer Bavarian universities advice and support in establishing new scientific partnerships and international research projects in specific target regions. They also offer students funding opportunities for internships and research projects in China , France , India , Latin America and Eastern Europe .

ASA program (Research projects in Global South countries) ASA program (Research projects in Global South countries)

The ASA program offers research projects in development cooperation and sustainability. Research placements are offered in African, Asian, Latin American and European countries. All program participants receive a scholarship.

Vulcanus in Japan (Industrial internships for students in natural sciences and engineering) Vulcanus in Japan (Industrial internships for students in natural sciences and engineering)

The Vulcanus program offers industrial internships in Japan for students in natural sciences and engineering. Students who take part in the program are awarded a scholarship for a stay abroad in Japan.

Deutsch-Französisches Jugendwerk (DFJW, subject-specific placements in France) Deutsch-Französisches Jugendwerk (DFJW, subject-specific placements in France)

Deutsch-Französisches Jugendwerk (DFJW) fund subject-specific placements in France that are part of a degree program at the student’s home university.

Bayer Foundations Fellowship Program (International placements for students in sciences and medicine) Bayer Foundations Fellowship Program (International placements for students in sciences and medicine)

The Bayer Foundations offer several international scholarships in the Bayer Fellowship Program . Studying abroad and research projects are both eligible for funding.

There are currently four programs:

• Otto Bayer Scholarship
• Carl Duisburg Scholarship
• Jeff Schell Scholarship
• Kurt Hansen Scholarship

Heinrich J. Klein Foundation (International research projects) Heinrich J. Klein Foundation (International research projects)

The Heinrich J. Klein Foundation awards scholarships to graduates for completing a stay abroad as part of their further scientific qualification. This may include a research visit that is part of a final thesis.

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Erich Müller-Stiftung (Master’s thesis in engineering) Prof. Dr.-Ing. Erich Müller-Stiftung (Master’s thesis in engineering)

The Prof. Dr.-Ing. Erich Müller Foundation awards scholarships to exceptional students in engineering and natural sciences who wish to complete their Master’s thesis abroad.

Ernest-Solvay-Stiftung (Abschlussarbeiten auf dem Gebiet des Chemie- und Bioingenieurwesen) Ernest-Solvay-Stiftung (Abschlussarbeiten auf dem Gebiet des Chemie- und Bioingenieurwesen)

The Ernest-Solvay Foundation offers funding opportunities for students in chemical and biological engineering who would like to write their final thesis in another country.

Deutsch-Tschechische und Deutsch-Slowakische Historikerkommission (Travel grants for final theses) Deutsch-Tschechische und Deutsch-Slowakische Historikerkommission (Travel grants for final theses)

Students who are writing a final thesis on a topic related to German-Czech-Slovakian relations or Czech and Slovakian history can apply to the Deutsch-Tschechischen und Deutsch-Slowakischen Historikerkommission for a travel grant for their research project.

Gesellschaft für Kanada-Studien e.V. (Travel grant for final thesis topics related to Canada) Gesellschaft für Kanada-Studien e.V. (Travel grant for final thesis topics related to Canada)

Each year, Gesellschaft für Kanada-Studien e.V. offers a travel grant for students who are writing a final thesis on a topic related to Canada. Studying abroad and research projects are both eligible for funding.

The association also awards the Jürgen Saße Prize for final theses on the First Nations of Canada.

Bavarian Minister Presidents’ Scholarship for final theses related to Québec Bavarian Minister Presidents’ Scholarship for final theses related to Québec

Students at Bavarian universities can apply to the Scientific Coordination Office Bavaria-Québec for the Bavarian Minister Presidents’ Scholarship, if they are writing a final thesis that is significantly relevant to Québec.

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Graduate Programs

Admission to msee & mscompe programs.

Every applicant must meet the minimum requirements given below. However, merely satisfying these requirements does not guarantee admission.

• The application window for Spring 2024 will be from August 1, 2023 to August 31, 2023.
• The application window for Fall 2024 will be from October 1, 2023 to February 1, 2024.

Admission to Classified Standing (Domestic):

Applicants must meet the following minimum requirements:

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical or Computer Engineering from an ABET accredited engineering program in the USA.
• A minimum grade point average of 2.85 (based on 4.0 scale) in the last 60 semester (90 quarter) units of technical course work.

Admission to Classified Standing (International):

International applicants must meet the following minimum requirements:

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical, Electronics, Instrumentation or Computer Engineering from a recognized engineering program.
• An equivalent grade point average of 3.0 (based on 4.0 scale) or higher in all technical course work.
• A minimum TOEFL score of 85 or minimum IELTS score of 6.5. Please note that the minimum TOEFL score required by the program is higher than the minimum required score of the university.
• International applicants may submit an evaluation report from IERF, WES, or ECE for faster processing.

For international students with admission questions, please contact the International Admissions Office at [email protected] or go to their website https://admissions.sdsu.edu/international/graduate .

Graduate Record Examination (GRE)

GRE scores are not required.

Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL)

TOEFL or equivalent scores for the Spring 2024 and Fall 2024 admission cycles will be required .

Statement of Purpose (SOP)

The Electrical Engineering program does not require a Statement of Purpose (SOP) as it is not taken into consideration with making admission decisions. Please do not send an SOP.

Unofficial Transcripts and Letters of Recommendation (LOR)

Unofficial transcripts and one mandatory LOR are required for both the MSEE and MSCompE degree applicants. Applicants should upload their unofficial transcripts and LOR to Interfolio:

• Computer Engineering (Spring 2024): https://apply.interfolio.com/128692
• Electrical Engineering (Spring 2024): https://apply.interfolio.com/128924
• Computer Engineering (Fall 2024): https://apply.interfolio.com/131275
• Electrical Engineering (Fall 2024): https://apply.interfolio.com/131958

Please ensure that the LOR is submitted on an official letterhead of the organization that the referee is professionally affiliated with. The LOR should also have the referee’s official designation/rank in his/her organization. The referee should specify the capacity and duration for which he/she has known the applicant. The applicant’s first and last name along with the Red ID or EMPL ID (if possible) should be included in the letter. The letter can be uploaded in the form of a pdf file.

If you have questions regarding the submission of your unofficial transcripts and LORs, please contact Dr. Santosh Nagaraj at [email protected] . Please note your "official" transcripts will need to be sent to the Admissions Office (see the next paragraph regarding official documents) .

Submission of Official Documents

Submission of official documents, such as TOEFL score and official transcripts, need to be sent to the SDSU Graduate Admissions office. Documents sent to the department via email or regular mail/delivery services will not be accepted and will be discarded.

You must complete the Cal State Apply application and provide your official test scores and transcripts to the SDSU Graduate Admissions office (follow the instructions on Graduate Steps to Apply ).

For more information on how to apply please visit the Office of Admissions - SDSU Main Campus Master's Degrees page.

Important Note:

Please DO NOT send official documents to the department. All official documents should be sent to the SDSU Graduate Admissions office.

Scholarships and Financial Support

A limited number of resident tuition waiver scholarships are available for new students. These scholarships are highly competitive. Students who want to be considered for these scholarships must submit their applications as soon as possible. Applications received after JANUARY 15th will not be considered for scholarships.

Other means of financial support are also available for our graduate students, including Teaching Assistantship and Grader positions. Most of our faculty are carrying out cutting-edge research; they hire students as Research Assistants (or provide Tuition Assistance) to work on their sponsored research projects.

For more information on financial aid and scholarships please visit the Financial Aid and Scholarships site at https://sacd.sdsu.edu/financial-aid .

Professional Career Opportunities

San Diego is home to many hi-tech companies in wireless communication and networks, VLSI, signal processing, RF/microwave and bio-technology. Many of our graduates are employed by these companies.

Graduate students have many opportunities to work as interns in these companies. The ECE Department allows graduate students in good academic standing to work as interns through the Curricular Practical Training (CPT) program.

How to Apply

You may apply to the M.S.E.E program by using the information on the Office of Admissions - SDSU Main Campus Master's Degrees page. For additional information on San Diego State University's College of Graduate Studies please see the College of Graduate Studies website.

Admission for Veterans, Service Members, and Military Families

For information on admission for veterans, service members, and military families, please click on the Joan and Art Barron Veterans Center .

For Veterans Who Are Undergraduate or Graduate Students

The Troops to Engineers program provides specialized career assistance for student veterans seeking to improve their professional development skills, obtain paid internships and secure engineering specific employment upon graduation.

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