2024 Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung Scholarship Programme | Fully Funded

Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES) Scholarship Programme for developing Countries is for the promotion of young talent has been one of the founding principles of the FES.

With the foundation of the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung in 1925, the first scholarships were awarded to particularly talented young individuals from a working class milieu who were taking an active part in the young democracy of the Weimar Republic.

Eligibility Criteria:

  • Required Languages: English / German
  • Eligible Countries: Gifted students from Africa, Asia, Latin America and Eastern Europe
  • The candidates’ aptitudes and personalities show excellent promise for an academic or professional career.
  • Admission to study or enrolment at a state or state-recognized higher-education institution in Germany
  • Sufficient knowledge of German, although the courses are held in English.
  • Candidates are expected to show commitment to the values of social democracy.
  • Above-average performance in school and studies
  • Personality – we are looking for applicants with the following:
    • political thinking
    • Thirst for knowledge
    • Tolerance and openness
    • Team orientation
    • Critical ability
    • self reflection

Benefits:

Foreign scholarship holders receive:

  • 934 € per month (basic scholarship programme) / 1.200 € per month (graduate scholarship programme)
  • 276 € of family allowance, if applicable
  • Refund of health care costs
  • Any income exceeding 400 € per month will be credited against the scholarship.

Expectations:

FES expects scholarship holders:

  • To participate in extra-curricular seminars and activities of FES campus groups on a regular basis
  • To achieve above-average results in their degree courses
  • To continue and intensify their socio-political commitment.

How to Apply?

CLICK HERE TO APPLY

Deadline: Not Specified 

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