Germany funds Moroccan Masters and PhD candidates through DAAD scholarships, the Helmut-Schmidt Programme, and the Deutschlandstipendium. Tuition-free public universities and English-taught Masters at TU Munich, RWTH Aachen, KIT and Heidelberg admit Moroccan engineers, scientists and economists each year.
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Partial funding · phd · study in Germany · offered by University of Erfurt. EUR 1,400/month for 3 years; possible 1-year extension; family allowance EUR 300 first child +150 additional; research/travel up to 600/year subject funds. Funding exclusions and conditions: No same-purpose public double fu
ESMT Panzer Scholarship: Two Masters tuition scholarships. Deadline: Open — no closing date published on the official page.
HIAS Fellowships 2028–29: Stipend or partial reimbursement to home institution for replacement teaching; three to nine months, October 2028–June 2029. Office and research access. Eligibility: All nationalities. Scholars need a doctorate; artists and cultural professionals may apply at all career stages. Excellent English and a proposed Hamburg academic tandem partner.
ITLOS Internship Programme – July–September 2027: Normally unpaid. Limited Trust Fund awards may provide monthly living support and travel assistance to financially needy developing-country nationals normally resident in their country. Eligibility: Students/recent graduates worldwide in law, international relations, political science, public relations, library science or translation; at least three university years; normally not over 32; English and/or French. Three months onsite Hamburg. Recent
Funded computer-science research internships in Germany, normally 12–14 weeks. The annual summer deadline is 1 November of the previous year; other starts require five months’ lead time.
University of Bonn, Bonn Center for Dependency and Slavery Studies: Doctoral €1,700/month; junior postdoc €2,600/month; later postdoc €3,100/month; travel and accommodation allowance up to €1,000/month (€1,250 with children). Eligibility and application conditions apply.
Leibniz Institute of European History: €2,100 monthly for 6–12 months plus applicable family allowances; accommodation charged separately. No travel or health-insurance grant; housing charges are paid from the stipend. Eligibility and application conditions apply.
EUR 992 monthly and round-trip travel; other expenses may remain. Applicants worldwide, including African students.
DAAD EPOS funding for the MSc Sustainable Renewable Energy Technologies (formerly PPRE) at the University of Oldenburg. The scholarship deadline is 15 October 2026 for studies starting October 2027 — not the later self-funded date.
DAAD EPOS scholarships for the MSc Agricultural Economics at the University of Hohenheim: two years of tuition waived, a living stipend, health insurance and travel. The scholarship window runs 15 November to 15 December each year.
DAAD EPOS funding for the English-taught MSc in Hydro Science and Engineering at TU Dresden. Scholarship applications go to the university by 15 October each year, one year before studies begin.
A DAAD EPOS-funded MBA in Small and Medium-Sized Enterprise Development at Leipzig University, for African professionals with at least two years' experience in SME promotion. Scholarship applications close 1 October 2026.
DAAD EPOS scholarships for the MSc Environmental Governance at the University of Freiburg, with a tuition-fee exemption for award holders. Applications close 15 October 2026 for studies beginning October 2027.
An ideas competition for young entrepreneurs with non-dilutive capital of 100,000 euros.
This scholarship enables cultural practitioners from countries on the DAC list to undertake research stays with host institutions, deepening their professional knowledge and fostering international cooperation.
A grant for doctoral candidates at LMU to support them during the final phase of their doctoral studies.
This program offers scholarships and mentoring to doctoral candidates at LMU, supporting their academic and professional development.
This scholarship from the Franco-German Youth Office supports subject-related internships at companies or institutions in France that are recognized or strongly recommended by your home university as part of your degree program.
The Germany Scholarship supports talented and high-achieving students at LMU. It provides financial assistance for academic pursuits.
This scholarship is for German Bachelor's degree students in Natural, Life, and Engineering Sciences to undertake research internships in various countries around the world, supervised by local researchers.
This scholarship is funded by the Federal State of Bavaria for international students at LMU who are registered for regular full-time study programs.
The Barbara Huber Scholarship Program offers research stays at the Max Planck Institute for the Study of Crime, Security and Law, honoring the work of Barbara Huber, an expert in English law. This scholarship supports innovative research pr
The LMU - CSC Scholarship Program offers scholarships for highly qualified Chinese candidates to pursue doctoral studies and research at LMU Munich. It is a key element of the strategic cooperation between LMU and Chinese academic instituti
This program provides scholarships for student teachers of all subject combinations and school types for self-organized internships at educational institutions abroad. Internships can last from one to six months.
This scholarship targets students in their 2nd semester and Master's degree students who are enrolled at a German university and plan to undertake a self-organized internship abroad.
This scholarship supports combined study and practical semesters abroad, where practical work experience is integrated into your studies and is a mandatory part of your curriculum. It is open to all regions and subject areas.
This scholarship offers grants for books and learning materials to students. It aims to support students in acquiring necessary study resources.
This grant provides funding for travel related to academic activities for doctoral candidates at LMU.
Students and young academics from Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Serbia, Slovenia and Ukraine with intermediate German knowledge (at least B1-level) are eligible to apply for the summer school
The KAAD is the scholarship institution of the Catholic Church in Germany. Applicants are therefore of catholic denomination: post-graduates or academics who already have work experience and plan to do post-graduate studies or spend a resea
The Baden-Württemberg-STIPENDIUM for Students is a program established by the Baden-Württemberg Stiftung for highly qualified undergraduate, graduate or doctoral students.
The BayBIDS-Stipendium (Motivation Scholarship) supports international students with their university admission.
The Kurt Hansen Fellowship supports teachers, trainee teachers, and students of STEM teaching subjects or pedagogy, for various study-related stays abroad.
The Barbara Huber Scholarship Program offers fully funded research stays at the Max Planck Institute for the Study of Crime, Security and Law. It is awarded for research periods lasting two to six months to outstanding academics.
The KAAD is the scholarship institution of the catholic Church in Germany. Applicants for this programme are from Central, Eastern and South-east Europe, the Caucasus and Central Asia, are proficient in German and are of catholic faith.
The Jeff Schell Fellowship can be granted to MSc and PhD students from all fields of natural science and data science with fundamental or applied studies with relevance to the crop science industry.
The Carl Duisberg fellowship offers individual support to students in the disciplines of human or veterinary medicine or for an MSc or PhD (or equivalent) in medical engineering, applied medical sciences, public health, or data science in G
Travel allowances are granted for internships that are part of programs offered by IAESTE, AIESEC, and ZAD.
This scholarship supports individuals in their professional development.
The European Scholarship Programme You and Europe is aimed at European students wishing to complete a Master’s degree in Germany. “Europe” in this case is to be understood in its geographical entirety and thus independent of...
DAAD research grants provide foreign doctoral candidates with an opportunity to take part in a study visit to Germany as part of their doctoral studies.
The Alfried Krupp Wissenschaftskolleg Greifswald is awarding up to 6 Alfried Krupp Senior Fellowships and up to 8 Alfried Krupp Junior Fellowships for the academic year 2026/27. The fellowships are for postdoctoral researchers and faculty.
This scholarship supports international students and researchers for study and research in Germany.
The Klaus Töpfer Sustainability Fellowship 2027 offers a unique opportunity for highly talented mid-career professionals dedicated to sustainable development, hosted by the Research Institute for Sustainability (RIFS) in Potsdam, Germany.
The Academic Accelerator Fellowship 2026 offers up to 3 fully funded positions for second- or third-year doctoral researchers from underrepresented regions and communities, integrating them into the Berlin Graduate School for Global and Transregional Studies (BGTS) at Freie Unive
Constructor University (formerly Jacobs University Bremen) in Bremen, Germany offers tuition funding opportunities that combine a merit- and region-focused award (the Africa First Scholarship) with institutional need-based financial aid. These options are available for eligible undergraduate and mas
This program supports internships at international organizations, EU institutions, and selected non-governmental organizations. It offers two programs: one for self-initiated internships and another for specific advertised opportunities.
The German Bundestag invites young graduates from West, East, and Southern African countries for a four-week parliamentary scholarship program in Berlin, offering first-hand experience of the German parliamentary system.
The German Parliament Scholarship Programme 2026 invites young, politically and socially committed graduates from several African countries for a four-week intensive program in Berlin. This fully funded scholarship, running from January 4 to February 2, 2027, offers insights into the German parliamentary system and democratic processes, including a one-week placement in a Member of Parliament's office. Participants will receive a stipend, accommodation, covered travel costs, and insurance. Applicants must be under 30, hold a university degree, possess good knowledge of German (B2 level), and be citizens of an eligible African country. Required documents include a current language certificate, a letter of motivation in German, a copy of ID, a university degree certificate, and a letter of recommendation. The application deadline is May 15, 2026. This program is aimed at fostering democratic leadership and engagement among young African leaders.
Applicants are highly qualified scientists and scholars from abroad just embarking on their academic careers who completed their doctorates less than 4 years ago. The fellowship gives international candidates from all disciplines the opport
The DAAD EPOS Research Grants offer international doctoral students and early post-doctoral researchers the opportunity to conduct a research project in Germany. This grant supports research stays at German universities or non-university research institutes, fostering academic collaboration and excellence. It offers comprehensive financial and practical support, including monthly stipends, insurance, travel allowances, and additional benefits for longer stays or specific needs. Applicants must meet strict eligibility criteria regarding the start or completion date of their doctorate and their residency in Germany. The application process is online and requires detailed documentation, including a research proposal, motivations, and recommendations, all evaluated by an independent selection committee based on academic qualification, research project quality, and applicant potential. Applications for funding must begin in 2026. Official deadlines are updated annually on the DAAD website, and early application is highly recommended.
This scholarship programme offers you the opportunity to continue your academic education in Germany with a postgraduate course of study. The scholarships are funded by the German Federal Foreign Office.
The International Climate Protection Fellowship supports prospective leaders working academically or practically in climate protection or climate-relevant resource conservation in their home countries - a non-European developing or emerging
This DAAD scholarship offers highly qualified international students the opportunity to pursue a doctoral degree in Germany. Funded by the German Federal Foreign Office, the program supports research projects at German higher education institutions or non-university research institutes. It covers an individual project supervised by a university teacher or participation in a structured doctoral study program. The scholarship provides financial support including a monthly stipend, insurance, and research allowances, along with language training, for up to four years, with funding beginning in 2026. Eligibility criteria include above-average academic qualifications, recent graduation, and limited prior residency in Germany. The selection process emphasizes academic excellence, the quality of the research proposal, and the applicant's potential. Applications are submitted online, requiring various documents including a CV, motivation letter, research proposal, and letter of supervision or program contacts. Deadlines are updated annually; applicants should consult the official DAAD website for current information.
The DAAD Study Scholarships for STEM Disciplines offer young academics and future professionals from developing and emerging countries the opportunity to pursue a Master's degree in mathematics, computer science, natural sciences, and engineering in Germany. The scholarship supports full-time, on-campus, tuition-free Master's programs at German universities, focusing on enhancing qualification and employability in innovation-driving STEM fields. Applicants must hold a recognized first degree, demonstrate strong academic performance, and meet specific language proficiency requirements. Funding commences in the winter term 2026/2027.
The Alexander von Humboldt Foundation: Hezekiah Wardwell Fellowship is open to highly gifted young musicians and musicologists from Spain to pursue further training or advanced academic studies at an academy of music or a conservatory in Germany. The fellowship provides a monthly stipend of 1,000 EUR, a starting allowance, and travel expenses. Applicants must have a first academic degree completed within the last three years, secure academic supervision in Germany prior to application, and be proficient in German. The application deadline is January 10th annually. Preference is given to candidates who have not yet had the opportunity to study in Germany. Up to 10 fellowships are awarded each year. Applicants must hold Spanish citizenship, live in Spain, or have completed their education in Spain. Duration is initially for 1 or 2 academic semesters, with possibilities for study in other European countries under certain conditions.
The Humboldt Research Fellowship for Experienced Researchers supports highly-qualified international scientists and scholars from all disciplines to conduct extended research periods in Germany. Applicants must have completed their doctorates less than 12 years ago and demonstrate an independent research profile. The fellowship offers 3,200 EUR per month for 6 to 18 months, with additional benefits like a mobility allowance, insurance subsidy, travel expenses, a language course, and family allowances. Approximately 450 fellowships are awarded annually. Applications are accepted continuously, with selection meetings in March, July, and November. Eligibility criteria include academic qualifications, publication record, and language skills, along with residency requirements. Researchers from Brazil are currently not eligible.
This program offers the opportunity to do a bi-national doctoral degree at your home university and at a university in Germany. There are two options: a) Doctorate with bi-national supervision (sandwich model) and b) Doctorate following the Cotutelle procedure. The scholarship funds research stays in Germany as part of a doctoral program and provides monthly payments, insurance, travel allowances, and language support. Eligibility requires specific academic qualifications and limits on prior residence in Germany. Applications are submitted online, and selection is based on academic achievement, research project quality, and applicant potential. Funding must begin in 2026.
The ALECOSTA: Alemania-Costa Rica scholarship, a collaboration between CONARE and DAAD, supports university lecturers from five specific Costa Rican universities. It offers funding for Master's and doctoral degrees in Germany, including monthly payments, travel allowances, initial language training, comprehensive insurance, and other benefits. Eligibility is strictly limited to lecturers from the named Costa Rican institutions. No specific deadlines are provided, and applicants are advised to consult the official DAAD website for detailed requirements and application procedures. Contact information for an Information Centre in San José is available for inquiries. Applicants must use a desktop computer for the application portal. Principles of academic merit and alignment with program objectives are likely to be key selection criteria, though not explicitly stated.
The DAAD Helmut-Schmidt Programme is a fully funded master's scholarship in public policy and good governance — designed for African future leaders entering political, economic and social transformation roles in their home country.
Deutsche Welle International Journalism Traineeship 2028–2029: Paid training salary throughout 18 months, structured seminars and newsroom placements. Eligibility: All nationalities welcome. Completed degree, college qualification or apprenticeship; initial journalism experience, social-media skills; native DW-language speaker with excellent English and good German, or specified native-English/native-German pathways. Starts 3 January 2028 for 18 months.
Up to 24 months: EUR650/month; conditional EUR30 rent subsidy and EUR20 medical-aid contribution; tuition up to EUR3,000/year. Applicants must already be in South Africa as a national, permanent resident or valid study-visa holder. Four-year NQF8-equivalent relevant quantitative degree, 68% average,
European Molecular Biology Laboratory: Three-year fully funded fellowship contract, social insurance, partner-lab travel/accommodation support and applicable family allowances. Eligibility and application conditions apply.
Course fees and monthly/study/research support under DAAD award; in-region travel/insurance rules differ from in-country awards. Nationals or permanent residents of sub-Saharan African countries, subject to the course call.
Course fees and monthly/study/research support under DAAD award; in-region travel/insurance rules differ from in-country awards. Nationals or permanent residents of sub-Saharan African countries, subject to the course call.
Course fees and monthly/study/research support under DAAD award; in-region travel/insurance rules differ from in-country awards. Nationals or permanent residents of sub-Saharan African countries, subject to the course call.
Course fees and monthly/study/research support under DAAD award; in-region travel/insurance rules differ from in-country awards. Nationals or permanent residents of sub-Saharan African countries, subject to the course call.
Course fees and monthly/study/research support under DAAD award; in-region travel/insurance rules differ from in-country awards. Nationals or permanent residents of sub-Saharan African countries, subject to the course call.
Course fees and monthly/study/research support under DAAD award; in-region travel/insurance rules differ from in-country awards. Nationals or permanent residents of sub-Saharan African countries, subject to the course call.
Course fees and monthly/study/research support under DAAD award; in-region travel/insurance rules differ from in-country awards. Nationals or permanent residents of sub-Saharan African countries, subject to the course call.
Course fees and monthly/study/research support under DAAD award; in-region travel/insurance rules differ from in-country awards. Nationals or permanent residents of sub-Saharan African countries, subject to the course call.
Course fees and monthly/study/research support under DAAD award; in-region travel/insurance rules differ from in-country awards. Nationals or permanent residents of sub-Saharan African countries, subject to the course call.
Course fees and monthly/study/research support under DAAD award; in-region travel/insurance rules differ from in-country awards. Nationals or permanent residents of sub-Saharan African countries, subject to the course call.
Course fees and monthly/study/research support under DAAD award; in-region travel/insurance rules differ from in-country awards. Nationals or permanent residents of sub-Saharan African countries, subject to the course call.
Course fees and monthly/study/research support under DAAD award; in-region travel/insurance rules differ from in-country awards. Nationals or permanent residents of sub-Saharan African countries, subject to the course call.
Course fees and monthly/study/research support under DAAD award; in-region travel/insurance rules differ from in-country awards. Nationals or permanent residents of sub-Saharan African countries, subject to the course call.
Grants of up to EUR 3,000 from the African-German Network of Excellence in Science for junior researchers to spend research time at another African institution.
Nigeria's Petroleum Technology Development Fund fully funds Master's and PhD study in the UK, Germany, France and Malaysia for Nigerian graduates in oil, gas and energy-related fields.
This website gathers information on various scholarships to study abroad, including governmental scholarships offered by various countries such as the USA, Canada, Italy or Germany among others.
The German Academic Exchange Service, or DAAD, offers a wide range of scholarships to German students who are wanting to study abroad.
For students who have taken an IELTS test at a British Council centre in Germany. The award is worth between £3,000 and £10,000.
The British Council Language Teacher Training Scholarship offers £22,000 in funding and professional development for individuals aspiring to become Modern Foreign Languages teachers in England. This scholarship supports training for French, German, or Spanish language teachers.
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