If you are interested in pursuing your
education in Germany, I recommend thoroughly reading this blog post. This blog
post will provide a comprehensive explanation of Friedrich Ebert Stiftung Scholarship Germany 2025 and a step by step application procedure on how
to apply.
Scholarship Overview
Applications
are invited to apply for the Friedrich
Ebert Stiftung Scholarships 2025 in Germany. All International Students and
Overseas can apply for Friedrich Ebert Scholarships 2024. The Friedrich Ebert
Foundation Scholarship offering Bachelor’s
Degree, Master Degree and PhD Degree Scholarships in Germany. Students with
any Subject Area are eligible to apply in academic Discipline to Study in
Germany. Each year up to 40 students
are awarded by Friedrich Ebert Stiftung sponsorships to Study Free in Germany. This fully funded scholarship covers
tuition fees, accommodation, and extra expenses, making it an ideal choice for
those seeking a top-tier education abroad. There is no IELTS Requirement during online apply as well as applicants are not required to submit application fee.
More
details about the scholarship requirements and the application process are
given below
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Scholarship Summary |
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Scholarship Benefits |
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Courses Offered |
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Eligibility Criteria |
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Documents Required |
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How To Apply |
Scholarship Summary
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Host Country |
Germany |
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Number of Scholarships |
40 |
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Course Level |
Bachelor’s, Master, PhD |
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Financial Benefits |
Fully Funded |
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Deadline |
30 November 2024 |
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Degree Duration |
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Bachelor |
4 years |
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Master |
2 years |
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PhD |
3-5 years |
Scholarship Benefits
Monthly Stipend: Up to €850
per month.
Study Allowance: €300 per
month, to be used freely by scholars.
Health Insurance Contribution: Up to €71 per month.
Long-term Care Insurance: Up to €50 per month.
Family Allowance: €276 per
month for students with children.
Comprehensive Coverage: Includes tuition fees, travel expenses, study materials, health insurance, language courses, and internships.
Courses Offered
The Friedrich Ebert Foundation Scholarship is available for a wide range of academic fields. Here are some eligible fields of study. Social Sciences, Humanities, Engineering, Natural Sciences, Economics, Law, Medicine, Digital Humanities and Societies, Translation Studies, Intercultural Communication, Master of Arts in Women and Society, Humanities and Social Sciences, Data Science and Engineering, Sustainable Environment, Computer Engineering, Health Management, Computer Science and Engineering, Logistics and Supply Chain Management (LSCM), Sustainable Energy, Sustainable Environment, Islam and Global Affairs, Islamic Studies, Islamic Art, Architecture, and Urbanism, Islamic Finance, Applied Islamic Ethics, Islamic Finance and Economy.
Eligibility Criteria
To qualify
for the Friedrich Ebert Stiftung Scholarships, applicants must meet the
following criteria:
Eligibility:
German nationals, international students, or individuals with refugee status.
Academic
Performance: Good grades in previous degree programs.
Personal
Qualities: Commitment to societal development, strong desire for knowledge,
tolerance and openness, teamwork skills, critical thinking abilities, and
self-reflection.
Language
Proficiency: Sufficient knowledge of German if the course is conducted in
German. For courses conducted in English, applicants can apply with a
Certificate of English Proficiency.
Research Experience: Experienced in Research for Master’s and PhD.
Documents Required
Educational Documents: High school diploma or
equivalent (12 years of education) for Bachelor's programs, Bachelor's degree
transcript for Master's programs, and Master's degree transcript for PhD
programs.
Identification: Passport for
international students.
Professional Background: Short
resume/CV.
Personal Statement: Motivational
letter or Statement of Purpose.
References: Two recommendation
letters.
Language Proficiency: English proficiency certificate from the last institute attended, and an IELTS score if the previous degree was not in English.
How to Apply
Step 1: Initial Application
- Fill out the online application with basic professional and family background information. No documents are required initially.
Step 2: Document Submission
- If shortlisted, submit two expert reports from university lecturers and details about your education and social/political commitment.
- First-year students submit reports from former teachers.
- Upload documents within three weeks; reports can be submitted within six weeks after consultation.
Step 3: Interviews
- Shortlisted applicants are invited for two interviews: one with a trusted lecturer and one with a selection committee member.
Step 4: Final Selection
- The selection committee makes the final decision on admissions.
For detailed
information and to apply, visit the official website.
If you want to
apply, please click on Apply
