Partially funded

Deutschlandstipendium at Palucca Hochschule für Tanz Dresden

Palucca Hochschule für Tanz Dresden, Germany

Scholarship overview

Palucca Hochschule für Tanz Dresden awards the Deutschlandstipendium every year to talented students who have achieved, or are expected to achieve, outstanding results in their studies or career. Awards depend on private and public scholarship funds being available.

Half of the funding comes from the Saxon State Ministry for Science, Culture and Tourism (SMWK) and half from private or public sponsors. Current sponsors are Ostsächsische Sparkasse Dresden, Battke Grünberg Rechtsanwälte PartGmbB, Palucca e.V., IBB Ingenieurbüro Baustatik Bautechnik Wilhelm & Zobel PartGmbB and Siegbert Kuhs.

The scholarship is awarded once a year after an internal selection procedure. The call is announced annually on the notice board.

Award Information

  • Meet the admission requirements for the chosen programme.
  • Be about to start studies at the university, or be regularly enrolled in the Nachwuchsförderstudium, Bachelor Tanz, Master Tanzpädagogik or Master Choreografie.
  • Remain enrolled at the university for at least one more academic year.
  • EUR 300 per month for one academic year.

Application deadline: 25 January 2027. The application form and the template for the recommendation letter are available from October at the Akademisches Auslandsamt (International Office).

  1. Collect the application form and recommendation letter template from the Akademisches Auslandsamt from October.
  2. Complete and sign the application form.
  3. Submit the form with the supporting documents by 25 January 2027.

Contact

Akademisches Auslandsamt, +49 (0)351 25906-49, [email protected]

Official links

Documents you will need

  • Application form, fully completed and signed.
  • Letter of motivation on the choice of study programme (maximum two A4 pages).
  • Tabular CV.
  • Recommendation letter from a lecturer (template provided).
  • If available: other evidence such as social or civic engagement, special skills, language certificates, awards, stays abroad, relevant internship or vocational training certificates.

How selection works

The Rectorate selects recipients in an internal procedure. Criteria:

  • Study performance to date and a continuous, committed attitude to study.
  • Development potential; personality, creativity and originality.
  • Special successes, awards and prizes.
  • Professional engagement outside classes; voluntary, social, university-political or political engagement; social engagement within the university.
  • Special personal or family circumstances such as illness, disability, care of own children (especially single parents) or relatives in need of care, work in a family business, employment alongside study, family background or migration background.
  • Career potential, financial need and integrity of the application.

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