Description

Among the many postgraduate courses offered by German institutions of higher education, the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) International Programme offers a carefully chosen selection of programs of particular interest to junior executives from developing countries. Young academically qualified professionals in developing countries have the chance to take part in one or two years of intensive study in postgraduate programs to gain education and training in their particular field or career.

Additionally, any student who meets the requirements can enroll in the courses. These scholarships are only available for postgraduate courses through DAAD. Studying in Germany is therefore a terrific opportunity because the scholarships offer total support and nearly all associated fees are covered.

Brief Information About DAAD Scholarship

Graduates from developing and recently industrialized nations now have the opportunity to earn a master’s or postgraduate degree from a German university accredited by the state or state, and in exceptional cases, a Ph.D. as well as a university degree (master’s / doctorate) in Germany thanks to fully-funded scholarships in Germany. Applicants must have a minimum of two years of professional experience.

Studying in Germany can be a life-changing experience that will affect your chances of obtaining employment in the future, whether you want to pursue a master’s or Ph.D.

Courses in DAAD Scholarship:

• Economic Sciences / Business Administration / Political Economics
• Development cooperation
• Engineering and related sciences
• Mathematics
• Regional and urban planning
• Agricultural and Forest System
• Natural and Environmental Sciences
• Medicine and public health
• Social sciences, education, and law
• Media Studies
• You can check the courses offered under the above-mentioned fields here.

Eligibility Criteria for DAAD International Program 2024-25 in Germany:

• Candidates must meet the necessary academic requirements and complete a study program in Germany successfully (greater than the average score on the first academic exam – third higher performance, language skills).
• They must hold a bachelor’s degree (often obtained after four years of study) in a relevant discipline.
• Applicants must have a minimum of two years of professional experience.
• The most recent academic degree earned should have been a bachelor’s degree, or its equivalent, no more than six years ago.
• Citizens of countries that qualify must be candidates. View the list of eligible countries on the official website.

Benefits :

• Depending on the applicant’s academic standing, monthly payments range from 850 euros for graduates to 1,200 euros for Ph.D. candidates.
• Health insurance, accident insurance, and civil liability claims will all be paid.
• All applicants are eligible for rent assistance.
• Costs associated with travel, unless they are covered by the country of origin or another financial source.

Requirements for DAAD International Program in Germany:

• Signed DAAD application form with the most recent date http://www.daad.de/medien/deutschland/stipendien/formulare/forschungsstipendium en.pdf.
• When signing your CV, kindly use the sample Europass format and add the date.
• A two-paragraph letter of motivation that includes the current date, is personally signed and mentions your current employment and preferred postgraduate program(s).
• Important: When you apply for more than one postgraduate degree (a maximum of three courses), you must include one motivation letter describing your reasons for selecting these specific courses and why you prioritized them.
• Additionally, a recommendation letter from your current employer; the letter must be current (not in a sealed envelope), be on corporate letterhead, include your signature, and be stamped officially.
• Moreover, IELTS for English or TOEFL certification(s) attesting to a minimum of two years of relevant experience are required (Note: The institutional TOEFL is not acceptable).
• Therefore, for German language courses, German is a must.
• Basically, academic transcripts and degrees with grade scales, verified translation if required.