DAAD Postgraduate Scholarship in Germany
The DAAD Postgraduate Scholarship is a fully funded opportunity for international students to pursue a Master's degree in Germany.
Official source: German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) • Updated:
Scholarships in Germany
Explore scholarships available in Germany. We only link to official external application pages.
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10 scholarships
DAAD EPOS Scholarship
German government scholarship for professionals from developing countries pursuing development-related masters and PhD programs.
Official source: DAAD - German Academic Exchange Service • Updated:
DAAD EPOS Scholarship
German government scholarship for professionals from developing countries pursuing development-related masters and PhD programs.
Official source: DAAD - German Academic Exchange Service • Updated:
DAAD Research Grants
Funding for doctoral candidates conducting research in Germany.
Official source: DAAD • Updated:
Germany Heinrich Böll Scholarship
Funded scholarship by the Heinrich Böll Foundation for international master's students in Germany, with monthly stipend and support.
Official source: Heinrich Böll Foundation • Updated:
Germany Heinrich Böll Scholarship
Doctoral funding for international researchers.
Official source: Heinrich Böll Foundation • Updated:
Germany Konrad Adenauer Scholarship
Postgraduate scholarships for future leaders.
GermanyMastersFully FundedDeadline: July (exact day varies by annual call; confirm on official source)
Official source: Konrad Adenauer Foundation • Updated:
Germany Konrad Adenauer Scholarship
Doctoral scholarships for international candidates.
Official source: Konrad Adenauer Foundation • Updated:
Germany Friedrich Ebert Stiftung Scholarship
Merit-based funding for international postgraduate students with strong academic background.
GermanyMastersFully FundedDeadline: May (exact day varies by annual call; confirm on official source)
Official source: Friedrich Ebert Foundation • Updated:
Germany Friedrich Ebert Stiftung Scholarship
Doctoral research funding for international candidates.
Official source: Friedrich Ebert Foundation • Updated: