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Germany offers a variety of scholarships for international students through government-funded programs, universities, and private organizations. These scholarships aim to support students from different countries and backgrounds, providing financial assistance to pursue higher education in Germany.
Scholarships Offered by Government
Scholarships Offered by Government
Expatrio Scholarship
Expatrio Scholarship
Who can apply?
Who can apply?
International students from all countries who have applied for the Expatrio Value Package and plan to start studying in Germany in the winter semesters.
What does it cover?
What does it cover?
The scholarship often offers three main prizes: €12,000 (1st place), €6,000 (2nd place), and €3,000 (3rd place), along with other prizes for the top ten applicants.
Requirements:
Requirements:
Submit a video answering why you are passionate about your chosen field of study in Germany. The video should be no longer than two minutes.
Deadline:
Deadline:
September
DAAD Scholarships
DAAD Scholarships
Who can apply?
Who can apply?
Students worldwide pursuing master's degrees, Ph.D. studies, and postdoctoral research in Germany.
What does it cover?
What does it cover?
Fully-funded scholarships providing monthly stipends (€992 for graduates and €1,200 for doctoral students), travel allowances, health insurance, and study allowances.
Requirements:
Requirements:
Excellent academic records and relevant work experience or internships. Additional documentation such as certificates and language proficiency may be required.
Deadline:
Deadline:
Varies by program. Check the DAAD website for details.
Heinrich Böll Foundation Scholarships
Heinrich Böll Foundation Scholarships
Who can apply?
Who can apply?
Master's and doctoral students of all nationalities studying in Germany.
What does it cover?
What does it cover?
EU students receive up to €812 per month, while non-EU students get €992, along with health insurance. Doctoral students receive between €1,400 and €1,450, depending on nationality.
Requirements:
Requirements:
Academic performance, social engagement, and motivation. Doctoral applicants need proof of admission to a Ph.D. program.
Deadline:
Deadline:
March 1 and September 1 annually.
Scholarships Offered by German Universities
Scholarships Offered by German Universities
Humboldt Research Fellowship
Humboldt Research Fellowship
Who can apply?
Who can apply?
Researchers of all nationalities (except German) with recent doctorates or extensive research experience.
What does it cover?
What does it cover?
Postdocs receive €2,670 per month for 6-24 months, while experienced researchers get €3,170 for 6-18 months. Additional allowances for family, travel, and insurance may apply.
Requirements:
Requirements:
Proof of research experience, two expert reviews, confirmation from a German host, and proficiency in German or English.
Deadline:
Deadline:
March, July, and November selection meetings.
TUM Linde/MDSI Master Scholarship
TUM Linde/MDSI Master Scholarship
Who can apply?
Who can apply?
German and international students enrolled in the “Data Engineering and Analytics” or “Mathematics in Data Science” master's programs at the Technical University of Munich.
What does it cover?
What does it cover?
€1,000 per month for up to 12 months.
Requirements:
Requirements:
A motivation letter, recommendation letter, CV, and academic transcripts.
Deadline:
Deadline:
September
University of Hamburg Merit Scholarships
University of Hamburg Merit Scholarships
Who can apply?
Who can apply?
Outstanding international students enrolled at Universität Hamburg for at least two semesters.
What does it cover?
What does it cover?
Up to €930 per month for students and €1,200 for doctoral researchers for a maximum of 12 months.
Requirements:
Requirements:
Academic records, motivation letter, and evaluations from two professors.
Deadline:
Deadline:
April 15 and October 15 annually.
Scholarships Offered by Organizations
Scholarships Offered by Organizations
Friedrich Ebert Foundation Scholarship
Friedrich Ebert Foundation Scholarship
Who can apply?
Who can apply?
Students from Africa, Asia, Latin America, or Eastern Europe pursuing undergraduate, postgraduate, or doctoral degrees in any field.
What does it cover?
What does it cover?
Up to €850 per month, with an additional allowance of €276 per month for students with children.
Requirements:
Requirements:
Strong academic performance and social/political engagement.
Friedrich Naumann Foundation Scholarship
Friedrich Naumann Foundation Scholarship
Who can apply?
Who can apply?
EU and non-EU students, including refugees, pursuing degrees in most fields.
What does it cover?
What does it cover?
Up to €1,200 per month for up to three years.
Requirements:
Requirements:
Academic merit and demonstrated engagement in social issues.
Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA)
Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA)
Who can apply?
Who can apply?
International researchers from various academic fields.
What does it cover?
What does it cover?
A monthly stipend of €3,000 plus €600 for transport.
Requirements:
Requirements:
Applicants must be engaged in research and innovation partnerships with leading institutions.
Not Sure Where to Start?
Not Sure Where to Start?
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