Partially funded

SPORT-MINT Scholarship (Bauhaus-Universität Weimar)

Bauhaus-Universität Weimar, Germany

Scholarship overview

The SPORT-MINT scholarship, initiated and funded by the Interessengemeinschaft Weimarer Ingenieure, supports students of the Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering and the Department of Computer Science and Media who combine their studies with above-average athletic achievement or sporting commitment.

It is meant to make MINT studies at the university possible alongside competitive sport. The call follows the university scholarship statutes (MdU 58/2019 with MdU 30/2022).

Award Information

  • Study in the Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering or the Department of Computer Science and Media.
  • Above-average sporting performance or commitment (also as coach or official) and good or very good school or academic results.
  • Admission to a degree programme at the university is confirmed at application or submitted as soon as possible; enrolment is required at the latest at funding start in October 2026.
  • Evidence of athletic engagement, for example federal squad membership, participation in national or international competitions, or a significant future contribution to a Weimar sports club.
  • At most one further student scholarship at the university may be applied for in parallel.
  • 3 scholarships per funding year.
  • EUR 200 per month for 12 months, independent of BAföG and income.
  • Usually starts in the winter semester (October to September).
  • Generally awarded for at least two semesters; extension requests are possible 2 months before the end, subject to funds.
  • Commission decision in September 2026; next call planned for 15 January 2027 according to the German overview page.
  1. Prepare one PDF (max. 15 MB, no password protection) in German or English.
  2. Submit it through the online application form.
  3. Only complete applications submitted on time are accepted.

Official links

Documents you will need

  • Letter of motivation (max. 2 pages)
  • Tabular CV without photo
  • School-leaving certificate (copy)
  • Grade overview with average if available
  • Earlier degree certificates if available
  • Proof of athletic achievement or engagement

How selection works

  • The scholarship commission decides on a proposal from the Interessengemeinschaft Weimarer Ingenieure.
  • Performance criteria, the funding requirements and above all proven athletic engagement are weighed.
  • Decisions are not justified; awards depend on available funds.

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