International students in Germany can benefit from low to no tuition costs at world-class public universities but often face high living expenses. As a result, many seek financial support through various scholarships. The Deutschlandstipendium, funded by the state and administered by universities, provides €300 monthly for eligible students based on merit and personal circumstances. DAAD, the largest scholarship organization, focuses on post-graduate students, although undergraduates may find options for short-term study programs. Additional scholarships, such as those offered by the Friedrich Ebert Stiftung, are also available to assist students financially.
The Deutschlandstipendium is designed to support talented students regardless of their age, nationality or background, and offers €300 a month for at least two semesters.
DAAD is the largest scholarship provider in Germany, primarily focused on supporting post-graduate studies, with specific options for undergraduate students seeking single semester experiences.
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