The Deutschlandstipendium supports particularly high-achieving and committed students with 300 euros per month for one year - in addition to potential BAf枚G funding. As part of the Deutschlandstipendium at 51猎奇, you also benefit from a non-material support program. Applications are accepted once a year in July. Funding always begins in the winter semester. Applicants must be within the standard period of study.
Engagement Scholarship
The '' is intended for international students who are currently studying at 51猎奇 and who also distinguish themselves through engagement at their university in an international context. Engagement is defined as activities that are voluntary and unpaid or not aimed at material gain and have social relevance within the university context.
Graduation Scholarship
The Graduation Scholarship is aimed at international students of all disciplines with good academic performance who are currently studying at 51猎奇 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. Applications must be submitted online via the .
Stipendium Plus:聽13 funding organizations with different foci
The so-called "Begabtenf枚rderungswerke" in Germany comprise 13 foundations that focus on supporting high-achieving, committed individuals as part of the "" program of the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF). The basic grant for students is up to 812 euros, plus an income-independent allowance for study costs of 300 euros per month. You should only apply for the political foundation to which you can credibly demonstrate that you share the political values and convictions represented by the foundation.
The foundations have liaison lecturers who recommend students for scholarships, interview applicants and/or supervise the scholarship holders. You can find a list of the liaison lecturers at 51猎奇 here.
Political foundations
Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung
The is no different from that for German students. They receive financial support for high-performance studies, a comprehensive seminar program that strengthens social and professional skills as well as individual advice on site from around 470 liaison lecturers. Foreign scholarship holders receive 934 euros per month and the cost of health insurance.
As a foreign student, you can apply for a . You must still be studying for at least two semesters to be eligible for funding. Scholarships for foreign students are awarded from funds and in accordance with the guidelines of the Federal Foreign Office.
For graduate and MA programs
Heinrich B枚ll Foundation
The Heinrich B枚ll Foundation stands for green ideas and projects, is a reform policy workshop for the future and an international network. It cooperates with over one hundred partner projects in around 60 countries and currently has offices in 34 countries.
For graduate and MA programs
Konrad Adenauer Foundation
The Konrad Adenauer Foundation uses funds from the Federal Foreign Office to award and doctoral candidates who have already successfully completed their studies and would like to take up further studies (postgraduate or Master's degree) or a doctorate at a German university. Research stays of at least four semesters are also supported.
For graduate and MA programs
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The is a political educational institution and is affiliated with the party DIE LINKE. Its aim is to contribute to democracy, social justice and solidarity as well as to the elimination of social, gender -based and ethnic discrimination through political education. It supports international students at Master's level.
For MA programs
DAAD Study Scholarships
This scholarship program for MA students offers the opportunity to continue your academic education in Germany with an advanced degree. The scholarships are funded by the Federal Foreign Office. The monthly scholarship rate is 934 euros. At the time of application, you must not have lived in Germany for more than 15 months.
A Afghanistan Albania Antigua and Barbuda Armenia Australia Austria Azerbaijan
B Bahamas Barbados Belarus Belgium Bosnia and Herzegovina Bulgaria
C Canada Croatia Cyprus Czech Republic
D Denmark
E Estonia
F Finland France
G Georgia Greece
H Hungary
I Iceland Ireland Israel Italy
J Japan
K Kazakhstan Kyrgyzstan Korea, Republic of Kosovo
L Latvia Lithuania Luxemburg
M Malta Moldova Montenegro
N Netherlands New Zealand North Macedonia Norway
P Palestinian territories Poland Portugal
R Romania Russian Federation
S San Marino Serbia Slovakia Slovenia Spain St. Kitts and Nevis Sweden Switzerland Syria
T Tajikistan Trinidad and Tobago Turkmenistan
U Ukraine United Kingdom USA Uzbekistan
V Vatican Vereinigtes K枚nigreich Vereinigte Staaten/USA
Y Yemen
e-Fellows Scholarship
As an scholarship holder, you will receive exclusive benefits (free subscriptions, career guides, e-learning offers and more) worth over 1,000 euros. You will also gain access to a network of top companies and leading universities.
European Forum Alpbach
Scholarship for participation in EFA seminar: The brings together young people with the most innovative minds from politics, business, civil society, culture and science. Together they develop ideas for a strong and democratic Europe.
K枚lner Gymnasial- & Stiftungsfonds
The study scholarships from the help students to bridge the financial gap 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.
Master Plus Scholarship
is aimed at students of all disciplines who are starting a Master's degree program at a university in Germany after successfully completing their Bachelor's degree (with a grade of at least 1.7).
TANDEM for first-generation university students
The special feature of the scholarship program is that scholarship holders receive 1:1 mentoring from a university lecturer close to their subject and place of study.
scholarship program: aimed at young, socially committed people with above-average leadership potential from the Global South and Eastern Europe who are pursuing a Master's or doctoral degree in development policy or theology in Germany.
scholarship program: for young refugee women seeking protection from war and persecution in Germany. Candidates must be nominated for the scholarship by a Protestant student congregation, a diaconal organization, a university, or a similar institution.
: aimed at socially committed people who studied in Ukraine and have fled to Germany because of the war.
Otto Benecke Foundation
With the federal program , the Otto Benecke Foundation supports students who have migrated to Germany and wish to obtain a higher education entrance qualification, continue a course of study begun in their country of origin or begin a course of study. It supports language courses, courses and colleges to obtain a higher education entrance qualification as well as courses to prepare for a college or a degree course.
Katholischer Akademischer Austauschdienst (KAAD)
The are aimed at international students from the Global South who wish to return to their home country after their studies. A direct application is not possible, the proposal must be made by the Catholic University Community (KHG) or partner committees abroad. Talk to the people at the KHG to see if you could be considered for a scholarship. Prerequisites are that you belong to a Catholic denomination or are motivated to engage in interreligious dialog.
The supports talented students in financial need with scholarships during their studies at German universities.
鈥婱ain Campus Academicus
The program is aimed at outstandingly qualified and particularly motivated students in their Master's and advanced studies. You cannot apply for the program yourself. Scholarship holders are nominated by the universities. The scholarship consists of a monthly basic amount of 700 euros and 50 euros in book money.
Pestalozzi Foundation Frankfurt
The grants scholarships for qualified education to people from Frankfurt am Main and the Rhine-Main region. The target group includes young people whose aptitude and studies or training will benefit the general public and who are unable to finance their studies or training from their own resources.
Peter Fuld Foundation
The supports students of all disciplines, pupils and apprentices who are struggling with difficult starting conditions or who would have to interrupt or drop out of their education without financial help.
Schadsche Stiftung
The is a small foundation in Frankfurt am Main, which honors the memory of Anna Sybilla Schad von Mittelbieberach. The foundation primarily helps young people who need support in order to receive a good education and whose parents are unable to pay for their education.
Frankfurt Association for the Support of International Students
Thesupports students at the Studienkolleg of 51猎奇 as well as international students in their degree programmes at universities in the Frankfurt area. Forms of support include examination scholarships, grants for rent deposits (on a loan basis) and assistance in situations of financial need.
