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DAAD Study Scholarships for STEM Disciplines
DAAD Study Scholarships for STEM Disciplines – Master's Degree in Germany German Academic Exchange Service in Germany
Degree Level
Master's
Field of study
Computer Science
Funding
Funding covers a complete master's degree for 10 to 24 months, depending on the standard period of study, with funding starting in 2027 and usually beginning on 1 October 2027. Benefits include monthly scholarship payments of 992 euros, health/accident/personal liability insurance contributions, a travel allowance upon application, and an annual study allowance of 460 euros. Additional benefits may include a rent subsidy, family allowance, disability/chronic illness-related extra-cost support, c
Country
Germany
University
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DAAD is offering Study Scholarships for STEM disciplines for international students from developing and emerging countries who want to complete a Master’s degree in Germany.
This scholarship supports full-time, on-campus master’s study at a state or state-recognised university in mathematics, computer science, natural sciences, and engineering. Interdisciplinary programmes are eligible only if they have a clear STEM focus. The programme must be tuition-free, and study programmes with integrated stays outside Germany are excluded.
Eligibility highlights: applicants must have completed a first degree recognised in Germany (for example, a bachelor’s degree) by the application deadline. Applicants who already hold a master’s degree are not eligible. The scholarship is aimed at high-achieving students with strong academic records, relevant language skills, and a well-prepared study project.
Funding: monthly scholarship payments of 992 euros, insurance contributions, a travel allowance upon application, and an annual study allowance of 460 euros. Additional support may be available for rent, family members, disability/chronic illness-related extra costs, carbon offset reimbursement, and language learning support. DAAD also notes that tuition fees are not covered.
Duration and timing: funding lasts 10 to 24 months depending on the degree programme. Funding must begin in 2027, usually on 1 October 2027, or earlier if a German language course is taken before the study programme.
Application process: complete applications only are considered. Applicants should submit all mandatory documents through the DAAD scholarship database and may be invited to an interview after pre-selection. The selection process considers academic achievements, language skills, the quality of the study project, motivation, prospects, and extracurricular commitment.
Research/study areas: STEM, mathematics, computer science, natural sciences, engineering, and interdisciplinary STEM-focused master’s programmes in Germany.
Funding details
Funding covers a complete master's degree for 10 to 24 months, depending on the standard period of study, with funding starting in 2027 and usually beginning on 1 October 2027. Benefits include monthly scholarship payments of 992 euros, health/accident/personal liability insurance contributions, a travel allowance upon application, and an annual study allowance of 460 euros. Additional benefits may include a rent subsidy, family allowance, disability/chronic illness-related extra-cost support, c
What's required
Applicants must be high-achieving students from developing and emerging countries. They must have completed a first degree recognised in Germany (e.g. a bachelor's degree) by the application deadline. Applicants who already hold a master's degree by the deadline are not eligible. The scholarship is for a full-time, on-campus master's degree at a state or state-recognised university in Germany in mathematics, computer science, natural sciences, or engineering, with a designated STEM focus for interdisciplinary programmes. The programme must be tuition-free, and study programmes with integrated stays outside Germany are excluded.
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