Funding for MA students from abroad. The basic funding for foreign students is aimed at students who are already studying in Germany. The basic funding for foreign students includes Bachelor's, Master's and Diploma degree programs as well as degree programs leading to the state examination. Prerequisites for an application are first graded certificates of achievement and very good German language skills.
The scholarship is aimed at international students of all disciplines with good academic performance who are currently studying at 51 and are in the final phase of their studies (Bachelor's, state examination, consecutive Master's). The scholarship is intended to support students who find themselves in a financially needy situation while working on their thesis or preparing for their exams.
The Evangelisches Studienwerk Villigst assumes Christian world responsibility in the area of gifted education. In doing so, the Evangelisches Studienwerk assumes that giftedness with special intellectual and creative skills obliges us to use them in a social, future-oriented and open community context.
“In the service of democracy, peace and development” (dt. "Im Dienst von Demokratie, Frieden und Entwicklung") - this is the motto with which the Hanns Seidel Foundation describes its work and its mission. This motto applies both to its activities in Germany - especially in the Free State of Bavaria, of course - and abroad. Funding for students with German citizenship or who are Bildungsinländer (§ 8 BAföG).
The KAS supports people who identify with Christian-democratic values and treat all people with respect - regardless of gender, origin or religion. Scholarships for German students, foreign students and MA students from abroad.
Since 2011, the Deutschlandstipendium has been supporting committed students from all disciplines who are expected to achieve outstanding academic and professional results.
Master Plus is aimed at students of all disciplines who are starting a Master's degree program (full-time, in attendance, not dual) at a university in Germany. The application for Master Plus is possible for the summer and winter semester within fixed application deadlines and only before the start of studies.
The Bischöfliche Studienförderung Cusanuswerk is the Catholic Church's support organization for gifted students in Germany within the framework of state support for gifted students. Students who have completed at least one semester or who are starting their studies in the summer semester can apply as part of the selection process for students.
The Hans Böckler Foundation supports young people who want to study or are already studying; who have above-average achievements and are committed to trade unions and/or social policy.
The scholarships from the Kölner Gymnasial- und Stiftungsfonds help students to cover any financial gaps between the cost of education and their own available funds and/or other funding. They enable students to complete their studies quickly and in a concentrated manner within the standard period of study.
Funding for MA students from abroad. The basic funding for foreign students is aimed at students who are already studying in Germany. The basic funding for foreign students includes Bachelor's, Master's and Diploma degree programs as well as degree programs leading to the state examination. Prerequisites for an application are first graded certificates of achievement and very good German language skills.
The advancement scholarship supports committed specialists with vocational training and practical experience in their first academic degree course.
The Evangelisches Studienwerk Villigst assumes Christian world responsibility in the area of promoting gifted students. In doing so, the Evangelisches Studienwerk assumes that giftedness with special intellectual and creative skills obliges us to use them in a social, future-oriented and open community context.
The KAS supports people who identify with Christian-democratic values and treat all people with respect - regardless of gender, origin or religion. Scholarships for German students, foreign students and MA students from abroad.
The Hans Böckler Foundation supports young people who want to study or are already studying; who have above-average achievements and are committed to trade unions and/or social policy.
The scholarships from the Kölner Gymnasial- und Stiftungsfonds help students to cover any financial gaps between the cost of education and their own available funds and/or other funding. They enable students to complete their studies quickly and in a concentrated manner within the standard period of study.
Registration for the workshops is possible starting April 7 via 51 Career Service:
Have you ever thought about applying for a scholarship but don't know what your chances are? This workshop will demystify the topic by providing a concrete overview of the types of scholarship programs available (for students of all disciplines and nationalities) and specific search tools and strategies. You will also receive information to help you assess your chances and sharpen your profile as an applicant.
The workshop language is German.
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The scholarship options for international student vary, depending on your home country and the type of visa you have received for studying in Germany. This informational session will provide you with a clear understanding of which scholarship programs you are qualified for as well as specific search tools and strategies. You will also receive information to help you assess your chances and sharpen your profile as an applicant.
The workshop language is English.
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This workshop will give you a clear idea of how you should structure your CV and cover letter for a scholarship application, including a number of points relating to your personality, motivation, achievements and goals that you will convey in your application. Contents: Self-reflection; brainstorming about experiences, values and motivations; important key words and phrasing; planning and structuring your CV, written responses and motivation letter.
The workshop language is German.
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This workshop is aimed at students who are actively applying for scholarship programs and preparing for the later stages of the application process. The focus is on how applicants can best prepare for interviews and selection days.
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The workshop language is German.
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We warmly invite the entire university community to the first scholarship
fair of the Rhein-Main Universities! This event marks the launch of a new
initiative to promote a scholarship culture in our region and offers a unique
opportunity to learn about funding opportunities for students.
Where: Hörsaalzentrum, Campus Westend, 51 Frankfurt am Main
Time: 12:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Program:
Take this opportunity to gain valuable insights into scholarship programs!
Twice per semester you will receive an e-mail with: