Why?
Why?
You are applying!
Dear students,
51ÁÔÆæ invests in the future by promoting you as young talented people financially, in order to keep your mind free to focus on studying.
However, we offer more than just cheering the account activity: Our non-material support program is characterized by a variety of components, including counseling services for your career as well as work in interdisciplinary groups of scholars, who are supported by honorary mentors from various sectors.
We support you - and we expect a lot from you.
It’s worth it: The previous years have shown that commitment is fun and that dealing with challenges together leads to change. This is what strengthens and fosters you as a young talent for your personal and professional future.
Make your talent your business!
Take your chance and apply for the Deutschlandstipendium!
Who?
Who?
Applications may be submitted by students who:
- are enrolled at Goethe-University or have successfully applied to 51ÁÔÆæ for the upcoming winter semester
- are studying within the prescribed period of study
- have been receiving the Deutschlandstipendium of Goethe-University for less than 2 years
The application is equally possible for German and foreign students. There is no age restriction.
Who are we looking for?
You should show outstanding performances. With your grades you compete always with students within the same faculty, usually even within the same degree program.
You should bring a high level of commitment and motivation for your studies and beyond.
Further information
How & when?
How & when?
How can I apply?
The application is possible each winter semester. You can be promoted for one year from 1 October to 30 September of the following year. After the first year you may apply for a prolongation of the scholarship.
The application is carried out exclusively online.
To apply follow this
The next application phase will take place from 15. July to 02. August 2024 (until 16:00h).
Further information on the online application and the application documents
Selection process
Selection process
Your chances to become a scholar
The highly performing and most committed students from all disciplines will be selected in a 2-stage selection process. Further achievements such as the overcoming of biographical obstacles will also be taken to account.
The scholarships are distributed to the faculties on the following ratio: 50% of the faculty size and 50% of the number of applicants of each faculty. Thus, the chances of receiving a scholarship are about the same in all faculties.
What criteria are used to award the scholarships?
The Studien-Service-Center selects applicants through a standardised method and then submits those applicants anonymised to a jury of the respective departments, which evaluate the applications according to the following criteria:
- Academic performance and progress
- Overcoming personal and social challenges
- Extra-curricular or extracurricular activities
- Personal and social competence
Distribution
Distribution
In the funding year 2018/19 lasting from 1 October 2018 to 30 September 2019, 633 scholarships have been awarded.
The scholarships are distributed to the faculties in relation to the number of students of each faculty and the number of applications. The actual distribution to the faculties is as follows:
Faculty
|
Number of scholarships |
|
Faculty |
Number of scholarships |
01 |
Law
|
53 |
|
09 |
Linguistics, Cultures, and Arts |
41 |
02 |
Economics and Business Administration
|
100 |
|
10 |
Modern Languages |
56 |
03 |
Social Sciences
|
56 |
|
11 |
Geosciences and Geography |
19 |
04 |
Educational Sciences
|
40 |
|
12 |
Computer Science and Mathematics |
52 |
05 |
Psychology and Sports Sciences
|
30 |
|
13 |
Physics |
19 |
06 |
Protestant Theology
|
5 |
|
14 |
Biochemistry, Chemistry, and Pharmacy |
39 |
07 |
Roman Catholic Theology
|
1 |
|
15 |
Biological Sciences |
22 |
08 |
Philosophy and History
|
28 |
|
16 |
Medical Science |
72
|
In case of a donation for at least one scholarship, sponsors can make a request concerning the degree program of the students which should be promoted. This so-called “Zweckbindung” is restricted to a maximum of 2/3 of the distributed scholarships.