Partially funded

Deutschlandstipendium at TU Chemnitz

Chemnitz University of Technology, Germany

Scholarship overview

The Deutschlandstipendium is a nationwide merit scholarship programme for high-achieving, committed students. At TU Chemnitz it is open regardless of social background and combines financial support with networking and early contact to companies, foundations and other sponsors.

Funding comes half from the federal government and half from private sponsors. Age and nationality are not criteria for funding decisions. There is no legal entitlement to a scholarship.

Award Information

  • Enrolled in the first or a higher semester at TU Chemnitz, in any faculty or the Center for Teacher Training (ZLB).
  • Not already receiving merit- or talent-based support under the Stipendienprogramm-Gesetz averaging more than EUR 30 per month.
  • Age and nationality are irrelevant.
  • EUR 300 per month, initially for one year.
  • Continuation depends on an annual performance review, up to the standard period of study.
  • Up to EUR 300 per month is not counted against BAfoeG.

2026/27 round: online applications 5-26 June 2026; faculty committee decisions and notifications by 24 July 2026; second-round documents by 7 August 2026; final committee recommendations 18 September 2026; Rektorat decision 9 October 2026. The portal is closed; applications for the next funding period are expected to open in June 2027.

  1. Apply online in the first selection round.
  2. Preselected applicants send second-round documents by email.
  3. Successful applicants are notified in writing by the President and return bank details and tax ID on the prescribed form.

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Documents you will need

  • Letter of motivation (academic interests, internships, practical contacts, career plans).
  • CV in tabular form.
  • University entrance qualification certificate.
  • Certificate of enrollment.
  • Transcript or overview of academic achievements.
  • Bachelor's certificate (Master's applicants only).
  • If requested by the faculty: references, internship and employment certificates, evidence of other awards, extracurricular engagement, special personal or family circumstances.

How selection works

  • Academic achievement and potential for future success in studies and career.
  • Social commitment and willingness to take responsibility.
  • Special social, family or personal circumstances, such as family or migration background.

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