Bachelors Scholarships in Germany for International Students

24 awards. Every listing links to the provider’s official page, with the date we last confirmed it.

Galvanize tracks 24 bachelors scholarships in Germany open to international students. 22 are confirmed at their official source. Each award below carries its provider, funding type and eligibility, and links to the provider’s own page rather than a summary of it.

See also: all scholarships in Germany.

Bachelors scholarships in Germany
ScholarshipProviderFundingDeadlineStatusLast confirmed
Baden-Württemberg-Stipendium (BWS) for University StudentsBaden-Württemberg Stiftung gGmbHStipendVaries by BW university International Office; check with the specific BW university's international officeconfirmed
Constructor University Bremen Merit ScholarshipConstructor University Bremen (formerly Jacobs University Bremen)PartialRolling admissions: Early Decision November 1, Early Action February 1, Regular June 1confirmed
Cusanuswerk Scholarship (Episcopal Scholarship Foundation)Cusanuswerk – Bischöfliches Studienwerk e.V. (Catholic Church Germany)StipendAnnual; current students apply from August 1 each year; first-year university students apply by July 1; check cusanuswerk.de for current datesunder review
DeutschlandstipendiumGerman Federal Government + private sponsors (50/50 co-funding)PartialVaries by university; applications submitted directly to the enrolled institution each semesterconfirmed
Evangelisches Studienwerk Villigst ScholarshipEvangelisches Studienwerk e.V. Villigst (Protestant Church Germany)StipendBiannual; check evstudienwerk.de for current round datesconfirmed
Hans-Peter Wild Talent Scholarships – Heidelberg UniversityHeidelberg University / Hans-Peter Wild FoundationStipendMay 15 – July 31 annually (for winter-semester start)confirmed
Heidelberg University STIBET Degree Completion GrantsHeidelberg University / DAAD (Federal Foreign Office funds)StipendVaries by semester cycle; contact the Heidelberg International Office for current call datesconfirmed
KIT Graduation Grant for International Students (STIBET I + MWK)Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) / DAAD STIBET I + Baden-Württemberg Ministry of Science (MWK)StipendFour rounds per year: February 1, April 1, June 1, October 15confirmed
Mawista Scholarship for Students Studying Abroad with a ChildMAWISTA GmbH (German health insurance and services provider for international students)PartialAnnual; check mawista.com/en/scholarship/ for current cycle open/close datesconfirmed
Max Weber Programme – Free State of BavariaFree State of Bavaria (Bayerisches Staatsministerium für Wissenschaft und Kunst) / Studienstiftung des deutschen VolkesPartialDirect applications: July 1 – November 1 annually; professor nominations: November 1 annually; supporting documents: January 15confirmed
Opportunity Mannheim ScholarshipUniversity of Mannheim Foundation (Universitätsstiftung Mannheim)PartialApril 27 – June 1 annually (enrolled students); June 10 – July 15 (Bachelor's applicants only); fall semester only — no spring application roundconfirmed
RWTH Aachen Degree Completion Scholarship for International Students (DAAD STIBET I)RWTH Aachen University / DAAD (Federal Foreign Office funds)StipendRound 1: October 25 – November 25 (funding Feb–June); Round 2: May 15 – June 19 (funding Aug–Dec)confirmed
RWTH Aachen Equal Opportunity Scholarship (DAAD STIBET I)RWTH Aachen University / DAAD (Federal Foreign Office funds)StipendRound 1: October 25 – November 25; Round 2: May 15 – June 19 (two rounds per year)confirmed
RWTH Aachen Scholarship for Particularly Involved International Students (BEIS)RWTH Aachen UniversityPartialFebruary 1 – March 1 annually (for the July–December funding cycle); award notifications in Aprilconfirmed
Sorgenfrei Campus Scholarship – University of GöttingenGeorg-August-Universität GöttingenPartialJune 7 annually for the summer graduation cycle; check the university website for the winter cycle deadlineconfirmed
TU Berlin STIBET I Scholarship for Promoting Equal OpportunitiesTechnische Universität Berlin / DAAD (Federal Foreign Office funds)StipendMay 5 annually for the July–December funding cycleconfirmed
TU Darmstadt Graduation Scholarship for International Students (DAAD STIBET I)TU Darmstadt / DAAD (Federal Foreign Office funds)StipendApril 1–15 and October 1–15 annually (two rounds per year)confirmed
TU Darmstadt Scholarship for More Equal Opportunities (DAAD STIBET I)TU Darmstadt / DAAD (Federal Foreign Office funds)StipendAugust 10 – September 10 annually (for funding starting October 1)confirmed
TUM Scholarship for International StudentsTechnical University of Munich (TUM)PartialSummer and winter semester cycles; specific dates announced via [email protected] — check tum.de for current callconfirmed
University of Bonn Degree Completion Scholarship (DAAD STIBET)University of Bonn / DAAD (Federal Foreign Office funds)StipendFebruary 28 annually (for May 1 funding start); next round announced December of each yearconfirmed
University of Freiburg Study Completion Grant (Studienabschlussbeihilfe)Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg / International OfficeStipendRolling application; prior consultation mandatory — contact [email protected] to initiateconfirmed
University of Göttingen Academic Degree Bursaries (STIBA)Georg-August-Universität Göttingen / DAAD (Federal Foreign Office funds)PartialContact International Office ([email protected], Mon 10–12 / Wed 14–16) for current application windowsconfirmed
University of Mannheim DAAD Graduation Scholarship (STIBET)University of Mannheim / DAAD (Federal Foreign Office funds)StipendTwo annual cycles; contact the Mannheim International Office for current deadline datesconfirmed
University of Stuttgart STIBET I Scholarship for Highly Committed International StudentsUniversity of Stuttgart / DAAD (Federal Foreign Office funds)StipendThree rounds per year: January 31, June 30, October 31under review

Frequently asked questions

How many bachelors scholarships in Germany are available to international students?
Galvanize tracks 24 bachelors scholarships in Germany open to international students. Every one links to the provider's own page rather than a summary of it.
Who provides bachelors scholarships in Germany?
Across the 24 awards we track, the most frequent providers are RWTH Aachen University / DAAD (Federal Foreign Office funds), TU Darmstadt / DAAD (Federal Foreign Office funds), Baden-Württemberg Stiftung gGmbH, Constructor University Bremen (formerly Jacobs University Bremen), Cusanuswerk – Bischöfliches Studienwerk e.V. (Catholic Church Germany).
Are there bachelors scholarships in Germany for Indian students?
Yes — 22 of the 24 awards listed here are open to Indian nationals, either explicitly or as part of a wider international eligibility rule.
When are the deadlines for bachelors scholarships in Germany?
Deadlines are spread across the year. Among the awards here that state a month, the most common are June, July, October. Individual deadlines are on each provider's page — check there before applying, because cycles move.
Do bachelors scholarships in Germany require GRE, GMAT, TOEFL or IELTS scores?
None of the 24 awards here state a test-score requirement of their own. Scholarships in Germany overwhelmingly defer to the university's own admission requirements rather than setting a separate bar, so the score that matters is usually the one for your programme, not the scholarship.
How current is this list?
22 of the 24 awards are confirmed at their official source. Every listing carries the date it was last checked, and the method is published in our Verification Ledger.

How we verify every listing: read the Verification Ledger.

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