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open to almost all disciplines. However, applicants from the area of business administration, financial sciences, artistic disciplines and architecture cannot apply. Please see Ciencias y Humanidades
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Application deadlines are updated at least once a year. In most cases, they are in the same period as the previous year. You can find the current dates here: Application documents After registering on the DAAD
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or Master's theses: 6 months doctoral theses: 2 years with an option to renew the sponsorship for 1 year at the most Scholarship Value Diplom or Master's theses: 250 to 600 EUR per month over a period of 6
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. The most important selection criteria are: a convincing and well-planned research or doctoral project academic achievements adequate language skills Additional documents that prove academic suitability
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German colleges of music makes the final decision about scholarships in the field of music. The decision is based upon written applications and video/sound recordings which have to be submitted (see
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of the anticipated total funding period. You must provide details about the planned visits in your study plan and time schedule in your application documents (see 'Application documents'). Duration of the funding
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. A special DAAD committee made up of professors from German universities makes the final decision about scholarships in the field of architecture. The decision is based upon written applications and
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are studying or working at higher education institutions in other countries. Number of Scholarships about 40 scholarships per year Duration approx. 4 weeks (course duration) Scholarship Value course fee
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Scholarship Information / Section E. Application Procedure Application deadline April 30, 2026 Selection date in July 2026 The application deadline is updated once a year. In most cases, the deadline is
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) is one of the most common types of malformations of cortical development. Pathomorphologic studies of FCD biopsies point to closely linked key neurodevelopmental processes, which represent the core