Deutschlandstipendium 2027: eligibility, funding, deadline and how to apply
🇩🇪 Germany · Offered by German universities with the Federal Ministry of Education · For Bachelor's, Master's applicants.
Updated · Researched from the sources listed at the end. Confirm current details on the official website before you apply.
- Country
- 🇩🇪 Germany
- Provider
- German universities with the Federal Ministry of Education
- Degree levels
- Bachelor's, Master's
- Funding
- EUR 300 per month (half from private sponsors, half from the federal government).
- Deadline
- Each university runs its own call, usually Jun–Sep for the winter semester (e.g. TU Darmstadt 10 Aug – 10 Sep 2026).
- Expected opening
- Expected Jun–Aug 2027
- Duration
- At least 2 semesters, renewable.
- Professor contact
- Not required to apply.
About the Deutschlandstipendium
Merit scholarships from your German university, open to international students. Apply to the university once enrolled.
Eligibility
Who can apply
All nationalities, including international students enrolled (or about to enrol) at a participating German university. Usually not for PhD students.
Academic requirements
Excellent grades and social engagement; independent of income.
Language requirements
Programme language; application documents in German or English.
What the scholarship covers
EUR 300 per month (half from private sponsors, half from the federal government).
- Tuition
- Not covered.
- Stipend and benefits
- EUR 300/month.
- Duration
- At least 2 semesters, renewable.
Deadline and opening date
Each university runs its own call, usually Jun–Sep for the winter semester (e.g. TU Darmstadt 10 Aug – 10 Sep 2026).
Expected opening: Expected Jun–Aug 2027.
Required documents
- University online application
- CV
- Motivation letter
- Transcripts
- Proof of engagement
How to apply
Apply to your German university's Deutschlandstipendium call.
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Start for freeFrequently asked questions
Who can apply for the Deutschlandstipendium?
All nationalities, including international students enrolled (or about to enrol) at a participating German university. Usually not for PhD students. Excellent grades and social engagement; independent of income.
What does the Deutschlandstipendium cover?
EUR 300 per month (half from private sponsors, half from the federal government). EUR 300/month.
What is the Deutschlandstipendium deadline?
Each university runs its own call, usually Jun–Sep for the winter semester (e.g. TU Darmstadt 10 Aug – 10 Sep 2026). Expected opening: Expected Jun–Aug 2027.
Is IELTS required for the Deutschlandstipendium?
Programme language; application documents in German or English.
Do I need a supervisor or professor's acceptance for the Deutschlandstipendium?
Not required to apply.
How do I apply for the Deutschlandstipendium?
Apply to your German university's Deutschlandstipendium call.
Sources
- Deutschlandstipendium (official)
- LMU — Deutschlandstipendium application (university page)
- Trier University — how to apply 2026 (university PDF)
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