January 21st, 2024 at 07:46 am

Study In Germany: Heinrich Boll  International Students Scholarships 2024

International students who intend to pursue a master’s or doctoral degree in Germany but receive their university admission qualification from a school outside of Germany are eligible to apply for scholarships from the Heinrich Böll Foundation.

Details of the scholarship:

• Host Institutions: Germany’s state-run or state-recognized universities serve as the host institution(s).
• Level/Field(s) of Study: The scholarships are awarded for master’s or doctoral degrees in any field taught at state or internationally recognized German universities.
• Master’s degree programs are available to EU students at state- or state-recognized universities in Germany, Switzerland, and other EU member states.
• Target Group: to make international students from the EU and outside who did not receive their education in Germany eligible for scholarships through the scholarship program.

Scholarship worth and length:

Postgraduate Studies:

• Non-EU students receive €934 a month in addition to other personal allowances and maybe health insurance; in some circumstances, tuition payments may be required in Germany.
• EU students: variable, up to €812 plus €300 for books a month; tuition is not available in Germany but is available in certain other nations.
• The scholarship is given for the whole duration of study, with the possibility of a one-semester extension.

Doctoral Studies:

• Non-EU students: no tuition fees; €1,200 monthly plus a monthly mobility allowance of €100; and other individual allowances.
• EU students are eligible for a baseline scholarship of €1350 per month plus an additional €100 per month to cover research expenses; tuition is not available in Germany but is partially available in other nations.
• The scholarship typically lasts for three years (with a maximum extension of twelve months for the second year).

Qualifications:

• International master’s candidates who obtained their credentials for admission to universities outside of Germany:
• You may apply at any point up to the conclusion of the first semester of the master’s program, or before the program even starts.
• A copy of the initial professional certification must be submitted.
• German proficiency must be demonstrated by either Level B2 or DSH 2 (with a certificate).

Foreign PhD candidates who obtained the necessary university entrance qualifications outside of Germany:

• In Germany, documentation of acceptance to a Ph.D. program from a state or state-recognized university is typically required and must be submitted with the application.
• Preliminary work must be finished by the application date, and a legitimate completion schedule must be sent in.
• Priority will be given to PhD topics that are relevant to the Foundation’s main areas of focus.
• German proficiency must be demonstrated by either Level B2 or DSH 2 (with a certificate).

Application guidelines:

Please refer to information sheets A 1-1 (“scholarship application for undergraduate and graduate students,” PDF) or A 2-1 (“scholarship application for doctoral studies”) for specifics on the requirements and processes for applying. The deadlines for online applications are March 1st or September 1st (only for PhD programs).

It’s crucial to click the link below to access the official website for information on how to apply for this scholarship.

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Concerning the Heinrich Böll Foundation

The goals that guide the ideas and actions of the Heinrich Böll Foundation are to secure peace through conflict prevention in crisis zones, uphold human rights and promote democracy, prevent the destruction of the global ecosystem, advance gender equality, and protect individual freedom from excessive state and economic power. Being a think tank for green ideas and initiatives, we have close relations to the German Green Party (Alliance 90/The Greens). We are a member of a global network that includes well over 100 partner projects in around 60 countries.

The Heinrich Böll Foundation fosters an atmosphere of intellectual transparency while operating autonomously. We currently have 34 overseas operations and maintain a global network. In close collaboration with the sixteen state-level Böll Foundations in each of the federal states of Germany, we provide financial assistance to gifted and politically involved undergraduate and graduate students both domestically and overseas.

Heinrich Böll encouraged citizens to participate in politics, and we joyfully embrace this and hope to encourage others to do the same.

Why take courses in Germany?

Remarkable academic institutions

High-quality education is a hallmark of German universities; many of them are even considered to be among the best in the world.

You can be certain that studying in Germany will provide you with an education much above the world’s norm, which will be very helpful when you want to find employment after graduation.

Regular accreditation is granted to all of our study programs by the German Council of Science and Humanities and FIBAA. As of 2018, this university is the only one in Germany to possess the IACBE’s worldwide accreditation.

Germany is a secure nation

When it comes to study abroad options, Germany is a highly safe nation.

Whether it’s day or night, urban or rural, being out and about is generally safe as long as you take reasonable safety precautions.

A stable nation

Germany’s political and economic systems are remarkably stable. Germany was ranked ninth in the world for perceived stability in recent polls.

Deciding to complete your education in a stable nation will benefit your prospects for the future.

Diversity

Germany is a tolerant, hospitable nation rich in diversity.

People from more than 75 different countries join together to study, work, and grow at CBS International Business School. The core of the CBS goal is embodied in the phrase “Creating Tomorrow”: “We want to create a better tomorrow, to positively change the future.” Everyone must be treated equally and welcomed into the CBS family as part of our purpose.

A variety of study programs

There is a study program in Germany for you at each stage of your education.

With so many universities, there are plenty of bachelor’s, master’s, Ph.D., language courses, and other programs to meet the demands of any student.

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