Hamburg University of Applied Sciences: Academic Scholarships for Masters Students
Hamburg University of Applied Sciences awards scholarships to academically strong foreign students studying in Master degree programmes.
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Listing Details
Organization Name
Hamburg University of Applied Sciences
Organization Mandate
Hamburg University of Applied Sciences (HAW Hamburg) is one of the largest of its kind in Germany and within our four faculties we offer a wide range of Bachelor’s and Master’s programmes in engineering, IT, life sciences, design and media as well as business and social sciences. In teaching we focus on applied sciences, giving our students a practical insight into their fields of study through projects, lab work, internships and theses in industry. Our expertise is drawn from faculty members, who have worked in industry before joining the university. In research we are an important partner for the city of Hamburg’s companies and innovation clusters, developing new ideas from the synergies of this dynamic location.
Countries
Regions
Subject - funding opportunities
Applied Sciences
Application deadline
October and April
Amount of the award
Up to 400 Euros/month (4 months per semester)
The scholarship is for one semester; an extension for a further two semesters is possible.
The scholarship is for one semester; an extension for a further two semesters is possible.
Eligibility - nationality
Any
Eligibility
Applicants must be enrolled in a Master's programme* at the HAW Hamburg
Applicants must have completed their school education outside of Germany or have graduated from a Studienkolleg
Applicants must not be eligible for BAföG**
See specific admission requirements.
Applicants must have completed their school education outside of Germany or have graduated from a Studienkolleg
Applicants must not be eligible for BAföG**
See specific admission requirements.