1, Friedrich? Albert scholarship
The evaluation standard of this scholarship is the students' professional ability. If foreign students have published valuable papers in a certain scientific or academic field, especially in European and American academic journals, they will have the opportunity to apply for such scholarships. The scholarship award is 440 euros per month, and the promotion can be assessed.
2. Hans in Germany? Buick scholarship
This is a scholarship applied by a group, and foreign students are not allowed to apply individually. The purpose of this scholarship is to encourage outstanding educators. Therefore, if international students apply for this scholarship, they need to issue a written guarantee to the applicant group to ensure that they will be engaged in education for more than five years after returning home. The scholarship is 440 euros per month, as well as 75 euros for stationery and 35 euros for medical insurance. If international students go to Germany with their families, they can also enjoy a monthly settlement fee of 150 euros.
3. German Rainbow Scholarship
German Rainbow Scholarship is awarded to international students who are engaged in environmental protection or graduated from environmental protection. The application method is to apply through the unit or school where the international students work.
4. Carl, Germany? Doesburg Scholarship
China students seldom apply for this kind of scholarship, because it is mainly for short-term study or advanced students from third world countries. The funding period is only one year, and international students are required to attend public schools within one year.
5. German Christian Scholarship
China students rarely apply for this scholarship, which is for Christian clergy or outstanding graduates, and also accepts applications from organizations and individuals.
Students studying in Germany can apply for scholarships from local special scholarship organizations or individual foundations. There are many such organizations and institutions in Germany, and there are nearly 100 at present. German scholarship organizations or individual foundations have different standards for awarding scholarships to international students, and international students need to choose suitable applicants according to their own conditions when applying.