# Germany Scholarships
The Heinrich Böll Foundation Scholarship exists and qualifies Syrian migrants pursuing Master's degrees in engineering with funding up to €750 per month.
As a migrant in Germany, you can apply for various university scholarships, including fully funded scholarships and scholarships for refugees, to pursue your Master's degree in engineering.
Who Qualifies
To qualify for these scholarships, Syrian migrants should have a valid visa, such as a student visa or a residence permit, and meet the eligibility requirements of each scholarship program. Visa categories for Syrian migrants in Germany include student visa, job seeker visa, and family reunification visa. You can check scholarship deadlines to plan your application.
Available Scholarships
1. DAAD Scholarship
The DAAD scholarships provide up to €750 per month for Master's degree programs in engineering, with eligibility for Syrian migrants who have a Bachelor's degree in a relevant field, and the deadline is usually in October, check the official URL: https://www.daad.de
2. Heinrich Böll Foundation Scholarship
The Heinrich Böll Foundation Scholarship provides up to €750 per month for Master's degree programs in engineering, with eligibility for Syrian migrants who have a Bachelor's degree in a relevant field, and the deadline is usually in March, check the official URL: https://www.boell.de
3. Friedrich Ebert Foundation Scholarship
The Friedrich Ebert Foundation Scholarship provides up to €750 per month for Master's degree programs in engineering, with eligibility for Syrian migrants who have a Bachelor's degree in a relevant field, and the deadline is usually in October, check the official URL: https://www.fes.de
4. Konrad Adenauer Foundation Scholarship
The Konrad Adenauer Foundation Scholarship provides up to €750 per month for Master's degree programs in engineering, with eligibility for Syrian migrants who have a Bachelor's degree in a relevant field, and the deadline is usually in October, check the official URL: https://www.kas.de
5. Rosa Luxemburg Foundation Scholarship
The Rosa Luxemburg Foundation Scholarship provides up to €750 per month for Master's degree programs in engineering, with eligibility for Syrian migrants who have a Bachelor's degree in a relevant field, and the deadline is usually in October, check the official URL: https://www.rosalux.de
Application Steps
- Research the scholarship programs and their requirements
- Check your eligibility for each scholarship program
- Prepare your application documents, including your CV and motivation letter
- Submit your application online or by post
- Wait for the application to be processed and a decision to be made
- If selected, apply for a student visa or residence permit
- Enroll in the Master's degree program at a German university
- Receive the scholarship funding and start your studies
Documents Checklist
* CV
* Motivation letter
* Bachelor's degree certificate
* Transcript of records
* Language proficiency certificate (e.g. German or English)
* Passport copy
* Visa or residence permit copy
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the deadline for applying to the DAAD Scholarship?
- Can I apply for multiple scholarships at the same time?
- Do I need to speak German to apply for a scholarship in Germany?
- Can I apply for a scholarship if I am already enrolled in a Master's degree program in Germany?
- How long does it take to process a scholarship application?
- Can I apply for a scholarship if I am a refugee?
- Do I need to have a certain grade point average to apply for a scholarship?
- Can I apply for a scholarship if I am already receiving financial support from another source?
External Authority Links
* German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD): https://www.daad.de
* Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (BAMF): https://www.bamf.de
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