Partially funded

MINT/STEM Scholarships for Female Master's Students (Bauhaus-Universität Weimar)

Bauhaus-Universität Weimar, Germany

Scholarship overview

The MINT (STEM) scholarships support outstanding female Master's students of the Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering and the Department of Computer Science and Media who show, or are expected to show, outstanding performance or aptitude in their field.

The scholarships are financed from the Professorinnenprogramm III for female professors and aim to raise the share of women in the MINT degree programmes at the university in the long term.

Award Information

  • Be a female Master's student enrolled in a degree programme of the Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering or the Department of Computer Science and Media at the time of application.
  • Show above-average academic performance.
  • No other public funding is received.
  • Not in employment; secondary employment is permitted within the limit for marginal employment (geringfügige Beschäftigung) set in the scholarship statutes (MdU 58/2019, MdU 30/2022).
  • A final report is required from recipients.
  • Up to 4 scholarships (subject to funds in 2026).
  • EUR 450 per month for 9 months, until December 2026.
  • Funding starts in April.
  • Non-material support: accompanying workshops.
  • Application deadline 31 January 2026.
  • Commission decision expected at the beginning of March.
  1. Compile one PDF (max. 15 MB, not password-protected, name in file name) in German or English.
  2. Upload it through the online application form for student scholarships by 31 January.
  3. Ask a professor of the university to submit a letter of recommendation separately as a PDF by the same deadline, preferably on the university form.

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Documents you will need

  • Statement of motivation (max. 2 pages)
  • Tabular CV
  • Academic achievements and certificates, including a performance overview with average mark from the exam office or BISON, and any Bachelor's certificate
  • If applicable, explanation of personal circumstances and biographical hurdles
  • Letter of recommendation from a professor of the university, submitted separately

How selection works

  • The Scholarship Commission decides.
  • Academic achievement, voluntary work, social aspects and biographical hurdles are considered.
  • Decisions are not justified; awards depend on available funds.

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