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Ulm University Scholarship Opportunity in Germany

By: Ulm UniversityLast update:
Available

Applicant criteria

  • NationalityNo specific nationality required
  • Age18 - 60
  • GenderBoth

Opportunity criteria

  • Job locationGermany
  • DegreeBachelors, Master
  • Needed documentsCV, Transcript of Records, Degree Certificate, Language Certificate
  • Deadlineavailable

Opportunity description

Ulm University is a leading German research university known for its excellence in medicine, engineering, mathematics, and computer science. The university is committed to supporting outstanding students and fostering an academic environment that encourages research, innovation, and excellence through various scholarship and funding programs.

The Deutschlandstipendium at Ulm University is a merit-based scholarship jointly funded by the German government and private sponsors (such as companies, foundations, or individuals). It is awarded to academically outstanding students regardless of their financial background. The scholarship provides monthly financial support and may also include mentoring and career development opportunities.

Deadline

Applications typically open in October each year.
For the 2026 intake, the next application period will begin in October 2026.

Benefits

  • €300 monthly stipend (half funded by the government and half by private sponsors).

  • Additional opportunities such as mentorship, workshops, internships, and professional networking.

  • Recognition as one of the top-performing students at the university.

  • Awarded based on academic excellence, not financial need.

Eligibility criteria

  • Must be enrolled in a degree program at Ulm University.

  • Must demonstrate excellent academic performance in current or previous studies.

  • Must meet the language requirements of the program (if applicable).

  • Must be able to complete studies within the standard duration.

  • Must submit the application within the specified deadline.

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Ulm University Scholarship Opportunity in Germany