Application deadline: Applications date for the University of Stuttgart Scholarships vary from programme to programme. You can check the official website for the deadline and further details.

Are you looking for scholarships at the University of Stuttgart? Applications are now open for the University of Stuttgart Scholarships 2025 in Germany. These scholarships are fully funded and are available for master’s degree programmes. International applicants from developing countries are encouraged to apply.

German universities are renowned for their high-quality education and research opportunities. Every year, the University of Stuttgart offers numerous scholarships to international students from developing countries who aspire to study in Germany under globally recognised academic standards. Since fewer applicants typically apply for German scholarships, this presents an excellent opportunity to secure funding for higher studies.

The University of Stuttgart provides funding for two-year master’s degree programmes, offering an exceptional chance for international students to pursue advanced studies and research in Germany. We strongly encourage you to apply for the University of Stuttgart Scholarships 2025.

Scholarship details

• Country: Germany
• University: University of Stuttgart
• Eligible countries: Developing countries
• Degree level: Master’s

Eligibility criteria
To be eligible for the University of Stuttgart Scholarships, applicants must:

• Expect to graduate from the University of Stuttgart.
• Have good academic grades.
• Be currently enrolled in at least their fourth semester of a bachelor’s or master’s degree.
• Not be receiving any other German or foreign scholarships at the time of application.

Financial benefits
The scholarship covers the following expenses:

• Monthly stipend of €750.
• Travel allowance.
• Research allowance.
• Rent subsidy, if rent exceeds a certain percentage of the total stipend.
• Health insurance.

Note: Selected candidates are required to pay a social and administrative fee of €170 per semester from their stipend.

Working while studying
Due to the demanding academic workload, it is not encouraged to finance studies solely through work.

• EU citizens: Can work in Germany without restrictions, just like German nationals.
• Non-EU citizens: Will receive a restricted work permit, which must be explicitly stated in their passport. Ensure that your residence permit includes this work authorisation.

Required documents
Applicants must submit the following documents:

• CV/resume
• Letter of motivation (maximum of 2 pages)
• Bachelor’s degree certificate
• Valid passport
• Academic letter(s) of recommendation (must be on an official letterhead, signed, and stamped; must be recent)
• Professional letter(s) of recommendation from an employer (must be on an official letterhead, signed, and stamped; must be recent)

Health and personal insurance

• Health insurance: All degree students and non-EU exchange students must have compulsory student health insurance as per German law. EU students with a European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) are exempt, provided they do not work in Germany.
• Personal liability insurance (Haftpflichtversicherung): While not mandatory, it is highly recommended. It covers liability for injuries to others or damage to property, including rental apartments, laboratories, university buildings, and even lost keys. Policies typically cost between €30 to €80 per year, depending on family status.

For more information, please visit: https://www.uni-stuttgart.de/en/study/living-in-stuttgart/finances/international/#id-871c9ff7-1