Evangelical Study Center

Name of the scholarship and country of study:
Evangelisches Studienwerk. Deutschland
Eligible countries for the scholarship (is Syria included?):
All nationalities, including Syria.
Eligible fields of study:
All fields of study are eligible for applications for Bachelor’s and Ph.D. programs. Master’s programs are only funded if the applicant has already received support for a university degree under this scholarship.

What does the scholarship include?

Scholarship duration
For the standard duration of the target program.
Housing benefit included or not?
No, not included.
Extension conditional or not (with criteria)?
No, unconditionally.
Is the grant sufficient to obtain a visa or not (does it replace the bank guarantee or not)?
Yes, that’s enough.
Health insurance included or not?
No, not included.
Whether there is a person (or committee) who welcomes incoming students and introduces them to the city and the university:
Each scholarship holder has a supervisor who accompanies and guides them in their academic and personal decisions.

Information about the scholarship

Other scholarship benefits, if any:
The scholarship holder receives a scholarship of 752 euros per month plus 300 euros to cover tuition fees and other costs, such as studying abroad.
Is it possible to accumulate scholarships (receive another scholarship at the same time)?
No way.
Are the travel costs from the accommodation to Germany included or not?
No, not included.
Are the fees for visiting the home country included or not?
No, not included.

Required documents

A letter of recommendation that demonstrates your academic abilities and professional qualifications.
A letter of recommendation for volunteer work that demonstrates your skills in the community.
Application form/photo.
Kurzbiographies.
A detailed CV (including information on personal background, education, professional experience and further training).
Letter of motivation (including information about why you are applying for this scholarship and why you want to study in Germany).
A certificate that entitles you to study.
If applicable, university admission (course of study and number of semesters).

Information about the scholarship

Required language test:
Applicants without German citizenship must provide evidence of German language skills (level C1 in the Goethe test, level DSH2 or 4/5 in the DAF test).
Do I need to apply for degree programs or receive university admission before applying for the scholarship?
Not necessarily, you can also leave the field for study location or semester name blank and resubmit your university admission as soon as possible.
When does the application period for the scholarship begin and how often is it open per year?

How many students will be accepted under the scholarship?
unknown.
Is the funding amount sufficient to cover living expenses?
Yes.