Without any further delay, the uniquely prepared list of best scholarships for studying in Germany for international students is as follows –

• DAAD Scholarship Programs – Abbreviated as DAAD, the Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst, also known as the German Academic Exchange Service is renowned worldwide for promoting international academic relations through joint organizational bond of Germany’s higher education institutions. The DAAD Scholarship Programs particularly emphasizes over the exchange of – general and graduate students, researchers offering funding to foreign students in the form of scholarships, academics and scientists in Germany. The widely popular DAAD scholarships are awarded to those students who want to get a qualification in a full-time course of study, for this, the applicants should have completed their Bachelor degree within last 6 years along with possessing two years’ work experience. For postgraduate students, the stipend amount is 850€ monthly and for doctoral students, the stipend amount is 1,200€ monthly under DAAD scholarship program.
• Heinrich Böll Foundation Scholarships – Being a widely reputed scheme, The Heinrich Böll Foundation awards scholarships to ambitious undergraduates, graduates, and doctoral students of all subjects and nationalities, approximately 1,200 in number per year. For this the condition to be considered is that these students should be pursuing their education in Germany in state or state-recognized universities. It is expected that all entitled scholarship recipients must have an outstanding academic record with a proven reflection of an interest in values like human rights, self-determination, justice, ecology, democracy and sustainability. Considering the defined parameters, 850€ per month will be given to Non-EU students in addition to individual allowances in their Masters studies whereas EU students who possess the same level will receive 649€ plus 300€ book money per month. Apart from this, 1,200€ per month will be funded in addition to 100€ mobility allowance per month and other individual allowances to PhD students who are coming from countries outside of the EU. At last, 1,350€ per month along with 100€ research costs allowance will be given to PhD students who are coming from the EU under Heinrich Böll Foundation Scholarships. Taking time into distribution, the scholarship is awarded for two years generally with a possible extension twice by half a year.
• DeutschlandStipendium National Scholarship Programme – The Deutschlandstipendium supports students at all participating universities in Germany without taking into consideration someone’s nationality, personal or parent income. Through a public-private collaboration of businesses, foundations and Federal Government, individuals or students receive a sum total of 300€ per month. This scholarship is awarded to those applicants who meet the requirements of individual institutions/universities. Usually, the scholarship is awarded for two semesters but it may cover the standard period of study. The best part about this scholarship is that additional mentoring programs, networking events as well as internships will also be available through this scholarship.
• Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung Scholarship – This scholarship programme targets foreign students and doctoral candidates who have successfully completed their undergraduate studies in their home country. In general, this scholarship is available for students who want to complete a postgraduate, doctorate, or research programme, however high priority will be given to PhD candidates from developing or other countries that are going through political transformation. Under this scheme, 850€ monthly will be given to Master and postgraduate students for two years whereas doctoral candidates will receive a monthly amount of 1,100€ for three years. Moreover, for courses related to study/doctoral project, the tuition fees can be reimbursed up to 500€ per semester. In order to develop the relations between the home countries and the Federal Republic of Germany, intercultural dialogues and international networks get promoted through these scholarships.
• Erasmus Scholarship Programs – As an EU-wide grant funded by the member states of the European Union, Erasmus offers financial assistance for one year exchange periods for international students at universities in Germany which is why Erasmus is a wise choice for international students aiming to participate in a full-time study programme in Germany. For getting the scholarship to Germany, one must be enrolled at a higher education institution with a signed Erasmus Charter for Higher Education by both – home and German university. The grants under Erasmus Scholarship Programs cover the enrollment, travel, as well as basic living costs. As a matter of fact, most of the major universities in the EU participate in this scheme.
• The Friedrich Ebert Stiftung Scholarship – Lastly, Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung scholarship is available for foreign applicants who are studying or doing their doctorate in Germany at a state or state-recognized university of applied sciences with above-average academic achievements in the fields of social sciences, politics, or humanities. To be eligible for this scholarship, one must demonstrate exceptional German language skills irrespective of the language of course taken. Under this program, eligible undergraduates will receive a monthly amount of 830€ whereas eligible master degree carriers will receive 850€ per month along with health insurance costs.

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