Partially funded

Deutschlandstipendium at HfM Würzburg

Hochschule für Musik Würzburg, Germany

Scholarship overview

The Deutschlandstipendium supports talented and high-achieving students of all subjects at state and state-recognised universities in Germany. Besides outstanding performance, social engagement and personal circumstances can be taken into account. Each recipient receives EUR 300 per month for one year: EUR 150 from private sponsors and EUR 150 from the Federal Government. The university raises the private share.

HfM Würzburg awards the scholarship once a year. The funding period runs from 1 October to 30 September of the following year. For 2026/27, 19 scholarships are available: 14 without subject restriction (all Bachelor, Master and teacher-training programmes) and 5 tied to a subject.

Award Information

  • Be enrolled at HfM Würzburg at the start of the funding period.
  • Not eligible: students who will be beyond the standard period of study during the funding period.
  • Not eligible: students already receiving other talent- and performance-based funding averaging EUR 30 or more per month.
  • Not eligible: students in the master class (Meisterklasse) and doctoral candidates.
  • Subject-tied awards (2026/27): 1 violin; 1 string instruments; 1 voice; 1 historical keyboard instruments or historical low strings; 1 jazz group.
  • EUR 300 per month for 12 months (EUR 150 private sponsors, EUR 150 Federal Government).
  • Funding period 2026/27: 1 October 2026 to 30 September 2027.
  • Call published mid-April.
  • Application window 2026/27: 20 April 2026, 08:00 to 18 May 2026, 08:00.
  • Selection by the scholarship committee in May/June; notices sent in July (applicants informed by August at the latest).
  • Funding begins in October; awards presented at the opening of the academic year in late October / early November.
  1. Check eligibility and the exclusions above.
  2. Submit the application through the StipSys online portal within the application window.
  3. Include all required documents; late or supplementary submissions are not accepted.

Applications by post, e-mail, fax or in person are not accepted.

Official links

How selection works

  • The university first checks formal requirements.
  • Eligible applications are assessed by the members of the scholarship award committee, which meets in the summer semester before funding starts.
  • Criteria follow the Stipendienprogramm-Gesetz (StipG) and Stipendienprogramm-Verordnung (StipV).

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