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Are you an international applicant interested in degree-seeking studies, PhD, internship, Erasmus or overseas exchange at KIT? Here you will find information and services regarding study and funding opportunities, preparation, application and realization of a stay at KIT, and about student life in Germany and Karlsruhe.
- Tuition Fees
Tuition Fees. According to Article 3, LHGebG...
- Application for Master Studies
EU applicants and Non-EU applicants both apply for a...
- Degree-Seeking
The International Students Office team will calculate your...
- Application for Bachelor Studies
After you have applied online your documents are checked by...
- Learning Agreement & Course Selection
KIT Dienstleistungseinheit Internationales hilft den...
- FAQs
International students can generally only pursue doctoral...
- Start of Studies for Internationals
Studierendenwerk Karlsruhe (external partner) The...
- Financial Aid
The International Students Office (IStO) offers financial...
- Your Road to Kit
The University System in Germany. The education and...
- Residence Permit
A scholarship award notification from a German foundation /...
- Tuition Fees
Until February 1, 2023, German students who would like to study in the U.S. in 2023/2024 as part of a German-American university partnership program can apply to Fulbright Germany for a travel scholarship.
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The DAAD (Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst) awards scholarships for exchange students from certain countries. You can find information on whether you are eligible for a scholarship in the online database of the DAAD. Your home university´s International Office as well as the DAAD representation in your country can assist you.
EU students: IFY & Bachelor: 790 € / month. For 4 years: € 37,920. Bachelor: 790 € / month. For 3 years: € 28,440. PreMaster & Master: 12 x 395 € + 24 x 790 €: 23,700 € (for 2 or 3 years of study, depending on the model chosen). Master: 790 € / month. For 2 years: € 18,960. Non-EU students: IFY & Bachelor: 1,090 € / month. For 4 years: € 52,320.
- Government and Organization-Funded Scholarships
- Scholarships Offered by German Universities
- Federal German State-Specific Scholarships
- MBA Scholarships For International Students in Germany
Among the most popular scholarships for international students in Germany are government and organization-funded programs. These scholarships play a crucial role in making higher education in Germany accessible to students from around the world.
German universities offer a wide range of scholarships to support students in their academic pursuits. If you’re studying or planning to study in one of these universities, here are some of the scholarships you can explore:
Federal state scholarships are government-backed financial aid programs for students in different German states. Here are some to consider:
Many top-notch business schools in Germanyoffer scholarships to international business students, including MBA students. Some of the most popular include:
Everything here is so international and it’s like you can experience the whole world. The monthly tuition fee for all study programs is € 790 for EU countries and € 1.090 for non-EU countries. As a student at Karlshochschule International University, I experience how it differs from other universities. It is a university of applied ...
There are now more than 2,000 scholarship providers in Germany that support students during the course or part of their studies. Also, the University has own scholarship programs to fund students. In the following we have compiled an overview of the major scholarship providers in Germany.
