PhD Scholarships in Germany for International Students

42 awards, 9 of them fully funded. Every listing links to the provider’s official page, with the date we last confirmed it.

Galvanize tracks 42 phd scholarships in Germany open to international students. 37 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.

PhD scholarships in Germany
ScholarshipProviderFundingDeadlineStatusLast confirmed
Avicenna-Studienwerk International Scholarship Programme (ISP)Avicenna-Studienwerk e.V. (funded by German Federal Foreign Office and Islamkolleg Deutschland)StipendMarch 1 – April 15 annually (for funding commencing October 1 of the same year)confirmed
Bayer Foundation Scientific FellowshipsBayer FoundationPartialFebruary 18 – April 15 annuallyconfirmed
Bayer Jeff Schell ScholarshipBayer AG / Bayer Crop Science (Agricultural Education Programme)PartialRolling applications; check ag-education.bayer.com for current open cycleconfirmed
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
DAAD Development-Related Postgraduate Courses (EPOS)DAAD – Deutscher Akademischer AustauschdienstStipendVaries by individual course; applicants apply directly to the respective German institution — check course-specific websitesconfirmed
DAAD Research Grants – Doctoral Candidates and Young ResearchersDAAD – Deutscher Akademischer AustauschdienstStipendAnnounced in Q2 annually; check the DAAD scholarship database portal for the current cycle deadlineconfirmed
DLR-DAAD Research FellowshipsDAAD – Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst + German Aerospace Center (DLR)StipendRolling/first-come-first-served; individual DLR institute positions may carry specific deadlines — check DAAD scholarship database and DLR institute vacancy listingsconfirmed
Evangelisches Studienwerk Villigst ScholarshipEvangelisches Studienwerk e.V. Villigst (Protestant Church Germany)StipendBiannual; check evstudienwerk.de for current round datesconfirmed
Friedrich Ebert Stiftung (FES) ScholarshipFriedrich-Ebert-StiftungStipendCheck fes.de/studienfoerderung for current application periods; FES runs two intake rounds per yearconfirmed
Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom ScholarshipFriedrich-Naumann-Stiftung für die FreiheitStipendApril 1–30 and October 1–31 annually (two application windows per year)confirmed
Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung Scholarship for International StudentsFriedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES)StipendNovember 30 (winter semester); May 31 (summer semester)confirmed
Friedrich-Naumann-Stiftung Scholarship for Non-EU StudentsFriedrich-Naumann-Stiftung für die Freiheit (FNF)StipendBiannual: April 1–30 and October 1–31 (online portal only, strictly enforced)confirmed
Hanns Seidel Foundation (HSF) ScholarshipHanns-Seidel-StiftungStipendNovember 30 (for summer semester start); May 31 (for winter semester start); submit application PDF to [email protected]confirmed
Hanns-Seidel-Stiftung International ScholarshipHanns-Seidel-Stiftung (HSS)StipendApproximately December 15 – January 15 annually; apply via HSS country or regional officeconfirmed
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
Heinrich Böll Foundation ScholarshipHeinrich-Böll-Stiftung (Heinrich Böll Foundation)StipendBiannual: Spring cycle (typically February–March); Fall cycle (15 July – 1 September)under review
Helmholtz Information and Data Science Academy (HIDA) Graduate School NetworkHelmholtz Association of German Research Centres — HIDAFullRolling — positions advertised continuously; check HIDA and individual Helmholtz centre vacanciesconfirmed
Humboldt Research Fellowship (Postdoctoral)Alexander von Humboldt FoundationStipendApplications accepted year-round (no fixed deadline); selection committee meets monthlyconfirmed
IMPRS for Computer Science (International Max Planck Research School)Max Planck Institute for Informatics (MPI-INF) and Saarland UniversityFullTypically November for April or October start; check program page for current cycleconfirmed
International Max Planck Research Schools (IMPRS)Max Planck Society (Max-Planck-Gesellschaft)FullVaries by programme; most December–February for summer/autumn start; check individual IMPRS websitesconfirmed
KAAD Scholarship Programme 1 – Invitation ProgrammeKAAD (Katholischer Akademischer Austauschdienst – Catholic Academic Exchange Service)FullApply via KAAD in-country Catholic partner network; contact [email protected] for India-specific cycle datesconfirmed
KAAD Scholarship Programme 2 – Developing and Emerging CountriesKAAD – Katholischer Akademischer Ausländer-DienstStipendApplications submitted twice yearly via the Catholic University Chaplaincy (KHG/KSG) at your German university — not directly to KAADconfirmed
KAAD Scholarship Programme 2 – In-Germany ProgrammeKAAD (Katholischer Akademischer Austauschdienst – Catholic Academic Exchange Service)StipendTwice yearly via Catholic University Chaplaincy (KHG/KSG) at applicant's German university; not submitted directly to KAADconfirmed
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
Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung (KAS) International ScholarshipKonrad-Adenauer-StiftungFullContact KAS India office or check kas.de for current intake deadlines; applications made through the KAS international programme portalunder review
LMU Munich SIST Equality ScholarshipLudwig-Maximilians-Universität München (LMU) / Free State of BavariaPartialRolling — March 1 to October 22 of each year; contact LMU International Office for current windowconfirmed
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 Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law – Research FellowshipsMax Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law (MPIL), HeidelbergFullRolling admissions for research fellowships; check MPIL website for current openingsunder review
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
Rosa Luxemburg Foundation ScholarshipRosa-Luxemburg-StiftungStipendOctober 1 (Masters); check rosalux.de/en/foundation/studienwerk for PhD and current deadlinesconfirmed
Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung Doctoral ScholarshipRosa-Luxemburg-StiftungStipendBiannual application rounds; contact [email protected] for current datesconfirmed
SDW / Studienförderwerk Klaus Murmann Doctoral ScholarshipStiftung der Deutschen Wirtschaft (SDW)StipendContact sdw.org for current application round datesconfirmed
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
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 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
Max Planck School Matter to Life – Integrated Master's ScholarshipMax Planck School Matter to Life (BMBF/BMFTR-funded), delivered across nearly 60 partner laboratories at multiple German universities and Max Planck InstitutesFullApplications open 1 September – 1 December annually, for the following year's intakeconfirmed
Max Planck School of Cognition – Integrated Master's ScholarshipMax Planck School of Cognition (BMBF/BMFTR-funded, Max Planck Society)FullApplications open 1 September – 1 December annually, for the following year's intakeconfirmed
Max Planck School of Photonics – Integrated Master's ScholarshipMax Planck School of Photonics (BMBF/BMFTR-funded), taught jointly by FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg, University of Jena, and Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT)FullApplications open 1 September – 1 December annually, for the following year's intakeconfirmed

Frequently asked questions

How many phd scholarships in Germany are available to international students?
Galvanize tracks 42 phd scholarships in Germany open to international students, of which 9 are fully funded. Every one links to the provider's own page rather than a summary of it.
Who provides phd scholarships in Germany?
Across the 42 awards we track, the most frequent providers are DAAD – Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst, KAAD (Katholischer Akademischer Austauschdienst – Catholic Academic Exchange Service), RWTH Aachen University / DAAD (Federal Foreign Office funds), Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung, TU Darmstadt / DAAD (Federal Foreign Office funds).
Are there phd scholarships in Germany for Indian students?
Yes — 40 of the 42 awards listed here are open to Indian nationals, either explicitly or as part of a wider international eligibility rule.
When are the deadlines for phd scholarships in Germany?
Deadlines are spread across the year. Among the awards here that state a month, the most common are October, April, December. Individual deadlines are on each provider's page — check there before applying, because cycles move.
Do phd scholarships in Germany require GRE, GMAT, TOEFL or IELTS scores?
None of the 42 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?
37 of the 42 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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