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Deutschlandstipendium at the University of Oldenburg

University of Oldenburg, Germany

Scholarship overview

The Deutschlandstipendium supports particularly talented and high-performing students at the University of Oldenburg. It is awarded under the German Scholarship Programme Law (StipG) and the university's statutes, and is a non-repayable grant. There is no legal entitlement to it.

Students enrolled at the start of the winter semester can apply regardless of age, nationality or subject, so international students are eligible.

Award Information

  • Enrolled at Carl von Ossietzky University of Oldenburg at the beginning of the winter semester.
  • Open regardless of age, nationality or subject.
  • Within the standard period of study (Regelstudienzeit) for the subject applied with.
  • EUR 300 per month, non-repayable.
  • Usually granted for one year; funding period begins on 1 October.
  • Paid monthly, retroactively from October, starting the month after the selection committee meeting (most likely November).
  • Awarded regardless of income; can be combined with BAföG without deduction.
  • Extension beyond the standard study period only in exceptional cases, on written request.

Application period 1 September to 30 September each year. Late applications are excluded. Certificate ceremony for awardees: 19 November 2026 from 5.00 pm.

  1. Apply online with the university form in Stud.IP; incoming students without Stud.IP access use the external application form.
  2. Attach all required documents.
  3. Submit between 1 and 30 September.

Official links

Documents you will need

  • CV in tabular form, with photo
  • Enrolment certificate
  • Grade transcript from the examination office or verifiable Stud.IP transcript with average grade and credit points
  • University entrance qualification certificate (Abitur, Fachabitur or international equivalent)
  • Master's applicants: undergraduate degree certificate and evidence for Master's admission and selection criteria
  • Documents on special personal or family circumstances, if applicable (illness, disability, caring for children or relatives, migration background, voluntary work)

How selection works

  • First-semester students are assessed on their university entrance qualification grade.
  • From the second semester, mainly on study achievements.
  • Contributions to society and special family or personal circumstances (for example caring for close relatives) are also considered.

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