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Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst (DAAD)

Zuse Schools scholarship in Germany, master

Deadline
date not published
Level
Master’s, Doctorate
Country
Germany

This is a scholarship announced by the DAAD for a master’s degree in Germany, intended for international students interested in technological fields. The official opening has not yet been confirmed, so no application can be submitted at this stage. The exact funding details are not yet published here, so the official page should be monitored before planning the application in detail.

Verified on 23 October 2026

This scholarship program for a master's degree in Germany is aimed at international students wishing to specialize in technological fields: the call is currently announced and an official opening is expected soon for candidates interested in this curriculum. Dates not published.

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Conditions

Watch points

Dr Kafoutchoni’s reading

The key word here is “announced”: it does not mean “ready to submit,” only that a launch is expected. The trap would be to build a timeline around an assumed date or to prepare final documents without yet knowing which channel will be used. The right move is to assemble a clean, reusable application file now, then monitor the DAAD official page until the opening appears. Keep the long-to-obtain documents ready so you can act quickly once the call is published.

Dr Medard Kafoutchoni · PhD in Genetics & Bioinformatics · Scholarship Strategist.

Deadlines

Deadline: date not publishedAnnounced

Countries covered

This scholarship is intended for international students applying for a master’s degree in Germany. No special priority group is indicated at this stage, and the decisive point remains the official opening of the application file.

Application pathway

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  1. Check the conditions

    Read the exclusions and blocking requirements before investing time in the application.

  2. Prepare the documents

    Gather the documents below and confirm what the programme actually requests.

  3. Submit on the official site

    Use the official application link and respect the deadline for the relevant cycle.

  4. Track the cycle

    Keep proof of submission and watch for follow-up requests from the provider.

Documents to prepare or confirm

This list helps you prepare; it does not replace the programme’s official checklist.

  • Identity document or passport
  • Degrees, transcripts and academic records
  • CV or academic and professional background
  • Motivation statement, project or written responses

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These briefs are drawn from official sources on the date shown. Programmes change their rules without notice: always check the provider’s own site before applying.