The German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) has recently launched an innovative digital scholarship program aimed at providing international students with remote study opportunities at prestigious German universities.
Fostering Diversity and Improving Accessibility
This groundbreaking initiative seeks to foster diversity and improve accessibility by offering high-quality international courses through digital formats. The program is specifically designed for enrolled students who face challenges such as disabilities, chronic illnesses, dependents, or other commitments that prevent them from pursuing an on-site master’s degree.
Flexibility and Financial Support
Through this program, eligible students have the flexibility to choose between online or hybrid master’s classes and can receive grants for travel and living expenses, up to three times a year. This financial support ensures that students can fully focus on their studies without worrying about the financial burden. Regardless of their country of origin, all interested students are encouraged to apply for this prestigious scholarship opportunity.
Highly Regarded German Universities
It is worth noting that German universities have always been highly regarded by international students, with a remarkable 416,437 students currently pursuing their education in the country. This popularity can be attributed to several factors, including affordable tuition fees, the provision of quality education, proficient academic staff, a wide range of English language programs, a diverse student community, and the overall attractiveness of Germany as a study destination.
Abundant Study Options
With a total of 429 public higher education institutions, including 106 universities, Germany offers a plethora of options for students to choose from. Some notable universities in Germany include the Berlin School of Business and Innovation, the Technical University of Munich, LMU Munich, RWTH Aachen University, Heidelberg University, Humboldt University of Berlin, University of Bonn, and the University of Freiburg, among others (Source: Studying-in-Germany.org).
Inclusive and Accessible Education
The introduction of this new digital scholarship program by DAAD further reinforces Germany’s commitment to providing inclusive and accessible education to students from diverse backgrounds. With an aim to award 30 scholarships annually, this program opens up exciting opportunities for international students to pursue their academic aspirations in Germany.