Heinrich Boll Scholarships in Germany for International Students

Heinrich Boll Scholarships in Germany for International Students who obtained their university admission qualification from a school outside of Germany and desire to pursue a master’s or doctoral degree in Germany may be eligible for scholarships from the Heinrich Böll Foundation.

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Heinrich Boll Scholarships

Country	Germany
Host Institution(s)	State or state-recognized Universities in Germany
Number of Scholarships	Not specified
Target group	The scholarship program allots scholarships to international students, both EU and non-EU, who are not educated in Germany.
Deadline	1 Mar/1 Sep

Heinrich Boll Scholarships summary

Value Heinrich Boll Scholarships

Non-EU students enrolled in master’s programs receive a monthly stipend of €934 plus various individual allowances, maybe including health insurance; in some circumstances, Heinrich Boll Scholarships Germany may charge tuition fees.
EU students: vary, up to €812 plus €300 for books per month; while tuition fees are not conceivable in Germany, they are somewhat possible in other nations.
Heinrich Boll Scholarships may be extended by one semester and is given for regular study time.
doctoral studies
Non-EU students receive a monthly stipend of €1,200 plus a monthly mobility allowance of €100 as well as several other specific allowances; tuition is not charged.
EU students receive a baseline scholarship of €1350 per month plus a €100 per month research costs allowance; Germany does not allow tuition fees, however, some other nations do.
The grant is given for three years as A guideline (two years, with a maximum 12-month extension)

Eligibility

Students from abroad pursuing a master’s degree who obtained their university admissions qualification outside of Germany

You may submit an application before starting your master’s program or at any time up until the conclusion of the first semester of the program.
First professional qualification documentation is required.
Level B2 or DSH 2 (with a certificate) is required as proof of German proficiency.

international Ph.D. candidates who obtained their university admissions qualification outside of Germany:

The application must be accompanied by documentation proving acceptance into Ph.D. studies at a state- or state-recognized university, as is customary in Germany.
The preparatory work must be finished by the application deadline, and a legitimate completion schedule must be provided.
Priority will be given to Ph.D. candidates in fields that are vital to the operations of the Foundation.
Required evidence of level B2 or DSH 2 proficiency in German (with certificate)

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Application instructions

Please refer to information sheet A 2-1 (“Scholarship Application for Doctoral Studies”) or A 1-1 (“Scholarship Application for Undergraduate and Graduate Students”, PDF) for specifics on the application requirements and procedures. The deadline for submitting an online application is either March 1 or September 1 (only for PhD studies).