DAAD-STIBET Program for International Students
The DAAD-STIBET Program for International Students offers a wonderful opportunity for aspiring scholars from around the world to study at the prestigious Dresden University of Technology (TUD) in Germany. This program, generously funded by the STIBET-Program of the German Educational Exchange Service (DAAD), provides scholarships for study completion and supports highly qualified international students for the academic year 2023-2024.
Why Choose Dresden University of Technology (TUD)?
The Dresden University of Technology is a leading and dynamic institution known for its wide range of 122 disciplines and diverse research opportunities. The university boasts a strong reputation, with approximately one-eighth of its students hailing from different countries. TUD values and promotes a balanced approach to professional and personal responsibilities, ensuring equal opportunities in all aspects of employment. It actively encourages internationalization and cross-border collaboration in both research and teaching.
Scholarship Benefits
Successful applicants of the DAAD-STIBET Program will receive a monthly stipend of EUR 300 during their academic pursuits at the Dresden University of Technology for the academic year 2020-2021.
Scholarship Details
- Course Level: Diploma, Bachelor & Master Program
- Application Deadlines: March 15 and September 15
- University or Organization: DAAD and TU Dresden
- Department: NA
- Award: EUR 300 per month
- Access Mode: Online
- Number of Awards: Not Known
- Nationality: International
- Award Location: Germany
DAAD-STIBET Program for International Student's Eligibility
Eligible Countries: All Nationalities
- Acceptable Course or Subjects: The scholarship is open for Diploma, Bachelor, and Master Programs in various subjects offered by the university.
- Admissible Criteria: To qualify for this scholarship, applicants must meet the following criteria:
- International students of TU Dresden enrolled in a diploma, bachelor, or master program (except for Master's Programs taught in English) or state exam students.
- International students of International Master's Programs (Master's Programs taught in English) are eligible to apply only for funding for study completion within the framework of the program programs STIBET III – Matching Funds since these funds are exclusively available for international students of International Master's Program.
- Exchange students who are studying for one or two semesters at TU Dresden without obtaining a degree are not eligible for these scholarships.
- For doctoral students seeking scholarships, the Graduate Academy of TU Dresden provides relevant information.
Application Procedure
How to Apply for the DAAD-STIBET Program for International Students: To apply for this opportunity, candidates must complete and submit the application form. All applications should be sent to the following mailing address:
Language Requirement
For applicants whose education was not conducted in the English language, proficiency in English will be required. For more information, please refer to the English language requirements page.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Who is eligible to apply for the DAAD-STIBET Program for International Students?
The scholarship is open to international students from all countries who are pursuing diploma, bachelor, or master programs (except for Master's Programs taught in English) at TU Dresden. International students of International Master's Programs taught in English can apply for funding for study completion within the program STIBET III – Matching Funds.
What are the benefits of the scholarship?
Scholarship recipients will receive EUR 300 per month to support their studies at the Dresden University of Technology for the academic year 2020-2021.
How can I apply for the DAAD-STIBET Program?
To apply, complete the application form and submit it along with the required documents to TU Dresden's International Office.
What are the key admission requirements for the scholarship?
Applicants should have good academic achievements with an overall average grade of at least 2.5 and be on track to complete their degree within one year.