DAAD Study Scholarships for STEM Disciplines support eligible international graduates pursuing a complete science, technology, engineering, or mathematics master's degree in Germany.
Destination
Germany
Study level
Master’s
Deadline
Oct 21, 2026
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Funding package
Recorded funding details
Possible preparatory language support.
Insurance, travel, and annual study allowance.
Monthly graduate scholarship payment.
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Eligibility
Who can apply
Applicants must hold the academic qualification required by the selected DAAD programme.
Applicants must meet the language requirements of the selected study or research programme.
Applicants must demonstrate strong academic achievement and a convincing study or research plan.
Applicants must meet the academic and subject requirements of DAAD Study Scholarships – STEM Disciplines.
Application package
Documents and steps
Required documents
Programme-specific references or host confirmation
Motivation letter or research proposal
Curriculum vitae
Academic degree certificates and transcripts
Language proficiency evidence
Application steps
Open the official DAAD scholarship entry and confirm the applicant-country route and deadline.
Prepare the academic, language, motivation, and programme-specific documents.
Submit the application through the DAAD portal or the route specified in the official programme entry.
Complete any university admission application required separately by the host institution.
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