Heinrich Böll Foundation Scholarship 2026–2027 for International Master’s and PhD Students in Germany
Multiple State-Recognized Universities in Germany
The Heinrich Böll Foundation Scholarship supports academically strong, socially and politically engaged international students and PhD candidates who intend to pursue a Master's degree or PhD at a state-recognized university in Germany. The program supports applicants from all academic disciplines and places particular emphasis on democracy, human rights, ecology, sustainability, social justice, gender equality, anti-discrimination and civic engagement. International students from non-EU countries who have completed their first academic degree abroad may apply for funding for a Master's degree in Germany. International PhD candidates who have completed their graduate degree abroad may apply for doctoral funding in Germany. Priority is given to applicants from DAC countries who have not yet taken up residence in Germany at the time of application. For the Fall 2026 selection round, applications are accepted from 15 July 2026 through 1 September 2026. Applications are submitted online through the Heinrich Böll Foundation's application portal. International applicants must demonstrate sufficient German language proficiency, generally at least B2 or DSH level as specified by the Foundation. Applicants should also demonstrate strong academic performance, civic or social engagement, and an interest in the Foundation's values and objectives. For international Master's students from non-EU countries funded through the German Federal Foreign Office, the scholarship currently includes a base scholarship of €992 per month. Depending on the applicant's individual circumstances, additional support may include a health insurance allowance, reimbursement of tuition fees in Germany up to €10,000 per year, German-language course fees, fixed fringe benefits and family-related allowances. International PhD candidates from non-EU countries may receive a base scholarship of €1,500 per month, with additional benefits potentially including health insurance support, tuition-fee reimbursement, German-language course fees, family allowances and other applicable benefits. The scholarship is not restricted to a particular university or academic field. Applicants must independently secure the required admission or academic arrangements for their intended Master's or PhD program in Germany. این محتوا با اطلاعات رسمی فعلی بنیاد تطبیق داده شده است.




