University of Bremen International Scholarship in Germany
Applicant criteria
- 18 - 60
- Both
Opportunity criteria
Opportunity description
The University of Bremen is a renowned research university in Germany, located in the city of Bremen. It is known for offering high-quality international and research-oriented academic programs. The university is committed to supporting international students through scholarships and funding opportunities to facilitate access to higher education and promote global academic exchange.
The University of Bremen offers several scholarships and funding options for international students wishing to study at the university, whether in undergraduate or master’s programs, or for those participating in exchange programs. These scholarships may include partial tuition reductions or financial assistance to cover specific study-related costs.
Application Deadline
Deadlines vary depending on the program and the specific scholarship; some require applying well before the start of the semester, while others open several months in advance.
Deutschlandstipendium Scholarship: The application period is expected to be from July 15 to August 15, 2026.
DAAD Scholarship for the ISATEC Program (Marine Biology / ISATEC) at the University of Bremen: The application deadline is October 15, 2025, for studies starting in the following academic year.
It is highly recommended to check the university’s website and the scholarship service for your chosen program to find the exact dates each year.
Benefits
Partial tuition fee reduction or exemption for international students.
Financial support for living expenses, transportation, or study materials, depending on the scholarship.
Access to the university’s academic and research network, with opportunities to participate in research projects.
Support for international students to pursue their studies in a high-quality German academic environment.
Eligibility criteria
Must be an international student (non-German citizen).
Must be admitted to an undergraduate or master’s program at the University of Bremen.
Must meet the academic requirements of the program (strong academic record and prerequisites).
In some cases, proof of financial need or academic excellence may be required.
Must comply with German academic regulations and visa requirements if awarded the scholarship.