Overview

The DeutschlandStipendium, Germany’s National Scholarship Program, is a prestigious scholarship initiative aimed at supporting talented and high-achieving students enrolled in German universities. It’s unique because it’s jointly funded by the German government and private sponsors, making it an excellent example of public-private partnership in education. Through financial assistance and networking opportunities, the DeutschlandStipendium is designed to foster the next generation of innovators, leaders, and professionals across diverse fields.

Who Can Apply?

Both International students as well as German students studying at Germany’s public or state-recognized university are eligible for the funding under Deutschland Stipendium.

• Studying or commencing studies at UG or PG-level degree any German institution.
• Part-time students and prospective students waiting for admission are also considered eligible.
• Proficiency certificate in English or German language.

Application Procedure

For details regarding the application process, deadline of application, admission requirement and supporting documents aspiring students must directly get in touch with the university they are enrolled in or in which they are seeking admission.

• First- and higher-semester students can apply directly to their university if they provide Deutschland Stipendium.
• Master’s program applicants need to include the certificate from their undergraduate degree.
• For matriculated students, they need to include a current transcript indicating their unweighted average grade (or evidence of their average grade/final grade on the last examination or degree completed).
• The application for Deutschland Stipendium or German Scholarship can be submitted online via the Deutschlandstipendium official website.

What Financial Support is Available?

• Each scholarship recipient receives a monthly amount of 300 EUR, of which,
  • 150 EUR is contributed by the federal government and
  • 150 EUR is provided by private sponsors, including foundations, business enterprises, and private individuals.