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nevertheless apply for a scholarship or be nominated for one if they are studying permanently in Germany and are seeking a degree here. Only full-time studies can be funded by the Studienstiftung, not part-time
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help them establish contact to potential supervisors for subsequent doctoral degrees. Who can apply? Chinese graduates from all disciplines are eligible to apply. What can be funded? A research visit as
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in selecting 20 high-potentials to be honoured as "Digital GreenTalents". Every year, an online awards ceremony is held where all talents can present themselves and receive their award certificate from
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will be evaluated by a committee, which decides whether you will be admitted to the first round of interviews. The programme includes close and individual mentoring, a vast range of seminars and the
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Alfred Toepfer Stiftung & Studienstiftung des deutschen Volkes: You and Europe Scholarship Programme
Germany. “Europe” in this case is to be understood in its geographical entirety and thus independent of membership in the European Union. The objective of the programme is to promote European understanding
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. Please note: For applicants from artistic disciplines and the field of architecture (including Urban Design), the DAAD offers the following scholarship programmes: What can be funded? The programme
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. If you already have a Master’s degree by the application deadline, you cannot apply. What can be funded? Funding is available for a complete Master's degree (full-time, on-campus) at a state or state
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funding areas each year, the proposed research must match the content criteria to be eligible for support. Target Group students, doctoral students and postdocs with excellent academic records and
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available in the further tabs (e.g. “Application requirements”). Objective Graduates receive a scholarship to complete a master’s degree in Germany. Who can apply? Paraguayan graduates. What can be funded
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religious beliefs and openness to interact with others. Academic Requirements Admission to a German higher education institution. The university must be state or state-recognised. The course of study is full