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    Heinrich Boll Scholarships for International Students

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    Heinrich Böll Scholarships are prestigious scholarships awarded annually to international students wishing to study in Germany. These scholarships are named after the Nobel Prize-winning German author Heinrich Böll and are funded by the Heinrich Böll Foundation, a political foundation affiliated with the German Green Party.

    The scholarships are awarded to outstanding students who are committed to promoting democracy, civil society, human rights, and social justice. They are intended to enable international students to study in Germany, gain valuable academic and cultural experiences, and return home with the skills and knowledge needed to contribute positively to their communities.

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    Value/Inclusions

    Masters Studies:
    Non-EU students: €934 per month plus various individual allowances, possibly health insurance; tuition fees are in certain cases possible in Germany.

    EU students: varies, max. €812 plus €300 book money per month; tuition fees not possible in Germany but possible to a limited extent in other countries.

    The scholarship is awarded for the regular period of study, may be extended by one semester.

    PhD Studies:
    Non-EU students: €1,200 per month plus €100 mobility allowance per month, plus various individual allowances; tuition fees are not possible.

    EU students: €1350 per month basic scholarship plus €100 per month research costs allowance; tuition fees are not possible in Germany but possible to a limited extent in other countries.

    The scholarship is awarded for three years as a rule (two years, may be extended at most by 12 months)

    Requirements

    To be eligible for a Heinrich Böll Scholarship, applicants must meet the following criteria:

    • Be enrolled in a degree program at a recognized university or institution of higher education in Germany
    • Demonstrate academic excellence and achievement
    • Show a strong commitment to social justice, democracy, civil society, human rights, and sustainable development
    • Have a good command of the German language (B2 level or higher) or English language (C1 level or higher)
    • Have a clear and realistic study plan and career goals
    • Have limited financial resources or come from a disadvantaged background
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