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duration of forty-eight (48) months. Value According to the cooperation agreement, the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) covers the following costs and services: Intensive German course in Germany with
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duration of forty-eight (48) months Value According to the cooperation agreement, the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) covers the following costs and services: Financing an intensive German course in
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possible in the 2nd semester. Duration of the funding 12 months Value Co-financing between the Argentine Ministry of Education (ME) and the DAAD. 2-month intensive language course in Germany including
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: This course can be offered through the applicant’s home institution’s German partner university or through one of DAAD’s pre-approved list of summer courses (in English or German) as listed under https
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period at state or state-recognised universities or non-university research institutes in Germany. Duration of funding 6-18 months Value 2-month language course Monthly scholarship payments Travel
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Payments made by the DAAD: Monthly scholarship payments of 700 euros Health insurance Two-month language course in China (if necessary) Two-day pre-departure training Monthly research allowance
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qualification at a state or state-recognised German university of your choice or b) a complementary course without degree (not an undergraduate course). This can be either a study year in Germany as part of your
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a research visit Duration of funding Graduates may apply for a Master's or postgraduate course at a German university of up to two years Doctoral candidates at a university in Argentina complete a) a
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Value Co-financed by UTN and DAAD: Travel allowance for outward and return flight (DAAD) 2-month language course in Germany including accommodation and pocket money of 460,- € per month (DAAD) One-off
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available in the further tabs (e.g. “Application requirements”). Objective The aim of the scholarship is to enable Chinese students to become acquainted with the German university and research landscape and