Women in Tech Scholarship This scholarship is designed to support female students entering BSBI’s technology, analytics, or engineering-related programmes. It aims to encourage women to enter high-growth tech sectors.   Who can apply Women applying to technology-oriented BSBI programmes such as: MSc Data Analytics MSc Artificial Intelligence MSc Engineering Management MSc Information Technology Management Or other IT / digital transformation specialisations   What the scholarship offers BSBI awards several scholarships each academic intake, typically structured as: 1 full (100%) scholarship 2 scholarships of 50% 2 scholarships of 40% 2 scholarships of 20%   Requirements A completed BSBI scholarship application form. A strong motivational statement explaining: Why you want to study tech How the scholarship will impact your future Why you deserve the award Proof that you applied for a BSBI tech programme. Academic transcripts. A reference letter (preferred but not always mandatory).   Portfolio Scholarship Competition (Creative Industries – Hamburg Campus) This is one of BSBI’s most generous scholarship schemes, specifically for design, art, media and creative programmes at the Hamburg Creative Industries Faculty.   Who can apply Applicants to creative undergraduate or postgraduate programmes such as: BA Animation BA Illustration BA Graphic Design BA Photography BA Game Design MA Visual Communication MA User Experience Design MA Photography And related creative degrees   What the scholarship offers The Portfolio Competition awards very high-value scholarships, including: For Undergraduate Creative Programmes: 1 full (100%) scholarship 10 scholarships of 50% 20 scholarships of 40%   For Postgraduate Creative Programmes (Selected programmes such as UX Design / Visual Communication): 5 full (100%) scholarships 20 scholarships of 50%   Requirements A creative portfolio showcasing your best work (artwork, photography, digital media, UX/UI case studies, etc.). A creative CV (optional but recommended). Scholarship application form. Offer letter / application proof. BSBI also provides a “Portfolio Cookbook” guide to help students prepare competitive submissions.   Sherryl Kintu Scholarship This is a prestigious scholarship awarded to one talented and financially deserving student each year.   Who can apply Applicants to certain creative or business-related BSBI programmes, especially in the Hamburg creative faculty: BA Animation BA Illustration BA Game Design BA Photography BA Graphic Design MA Visual Communication MA Fashion & Luxury Business Or other design/business programmes listed for that year   What it offers Full tuition fee coverage for one selected scholar.   Requirements Candidates must demonstrate: Strong academic interest High ambition and creativity Financial need A statement explaining: Your goals Your vision How the scholarship will impact your life You must submit the official scholarship form + supporting evidence.   International Student Programme Offers (Tuition Discounts) These are not strict scholarships, but BSBI regularly provides special tuition-fee reductions for international students depending on: Programme Study location (Berlin, Hamburg, Paris, Barcelona) Intake month Nationality (certain regions receive special offers) These offers often range from 10% to 30% fee reduction.   Eligibility Must apply during the promotional period Must accept the offer within the given timeframe No separate scholarship form needed   High Achievers Scholarship (Merit-Based) This award supports international students with excellent academic performance.   Who can apply High-performing students in: Bachelor’s (BA, BSc) Master’s (MA, MSc) MBA degrees Students with outstanding grades or academic achievements.   What it offers Tuition reductions (varies by programme, sometimes up to €4,000–€5,000 depending on intake).   Requirements Strong academic transcripts Motivation statement Reference letter (optional) Application form   Required Documents for Most BSBI Scholarships Although each scholarship differs, most require: BSBI Scholarship Application Form Offer letter or proof of application Academic transcripts (12th grade for bachelors, bachelor’s degree for masters) Personal / motivational statement Reference letter(s) (academic or professional) Portfolio (for creative programmes only) Evidence of financial need (only for need-based awards like Sherryl Kintu) English language test score (if required for the programme)

Women in Tech Scholarship GISMA runs a “Women in Tech” scholarship specifically for female students who are applying to its tech / digital business-oriented master’s programmes, particularly MSc Data Science, AI & Digital Business and MEng Computer Science. The scholarship is very generous: 4 full (100%) scholarships, plus 12 scholarships at 50% tuition are awarded each year. This is merit-based and targeted at promoting gender diversity in tech fields.   GISMA High Achievers Scholarship (South Asia) There is a High Achievers Scholarship specifically for undergraduate students from South Asia (countries like India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal, etc.). The amount of scholarship is tied to your high school (or equivalent) GPA, and is given as a tuition-fee waiver. Scholarship tiers (based on GPA) are approximately: 60–64.99% → 5% waiver 65–69.99% → 10% waiver 70–74.99% → 20% waiver 75–79.99% → 25% waiver 80–84.99% → 30% waiver 85% and above → up to 50% waiver This is automatically considered based on your academic records during the admission process.   Early Bird Discount GISMA offers an Early Bird Discount for both undergraduate and postgraduate students. For UG students, this can be up to 5% or 10% off tuition, depending on timing and profile. For PG (master’s) students, there’s a similar scheme: sources mention up to €5,000 discount under certain conditions. Important: you often must pay your fee (or part of it) early to secure this discount. (Check with your programme consultant.)   Siblings & Spouse Discount If you have a sibling or a spouse who is already enrolled at GISMA, you may be eligible for a 35% discount on your programme fees. Conditions: the full annual tuition fee must be paid before orientation; the discount cannot be combined with other offers. You will need to provide proof of relationship (e.g., a birth or marriage certificate).   GISMA Foundation / Merit-Based Scholarships (Including MBA) For MBA students (Global MBA): There is a GISMA Education Fund, from which students can take a loan to cover up to 85% of tuition, repayable after graduation based on your future salary Also, GISMA Foundation Scholarships are given to very strong candidates. These are merit-based: if you have excellent qualifications or financial need, you can apply via a scholarship committee. For the Global MBA (Potsdam campus), there used to be a “Future Leaders Scholarship” that offered up to 50% tuition waiver for admitted MBA students. According to an older MBA factsheet, for international MBA students, up to 50% scholarship per year is possible

1. ISM Scholarship (Institutional Scholarship)The ISM Scholarship is the university's main scholarship programme for new and current students enrolled in full-time Bachelor's and Master's degree programmes.Scholarship BenefitsSuccessful applicants may receive: Partial tuition fee reduction of 25% to 50% for up to one academic year. In exceptional cases, a 100% tuition fee scholarship for two semesters may be awarded. Recognition for outstanding academic achievement and personal commitment.Eligibility RequirementsTo be eligible, applicants generally must: Apply for or be enrolled in a full-time Bachelor's or Master's programme at ISM. Demonstrate strong academic performance. Show personal motivation and commitment. Meet the admission requirements for their chosen programme. Submit a complete scholarship application with all required documents before the deadline.Selection CriteriaThe ISM Scholarship Committee evaluates applicants based on: Academic achievements. Motivation to study at ISM. Leadership potential. Extracurricular involvement. Social or community engagement. Personal circumstances, where applicable.2. Deutschlandstipendium (Germany Scholarship)The Deutschlandstipendium is one of Germany's most prestigious scholarship programmes and is available to both German and international students studying at ISM. The scholarship is jointly funded by the German Federal Government and private sponsors.Scholarship BenefitsRecipients receive: €300 per month. Funding is usually awarded for one academic year (two semesters). The scholarship does not need to be repaid. Students may reapply for continued funding after the initial award period.Eligibility RequirementsApplicants must: Be enrolled (or accepted for enrolment) in an ISM Bachelor's or Master's programme. Demonstrate excellent academic performance. Show commitment through volunteer work, leadership, extracurricular activities, or community service. Submit the required scholarship application within the application period.Selection CriteriaThe selection committee considers: Academic excellence. Personal achievements. Social engagement. Leadership experience. Individual life circumstances and challenges. Motivation and future potential. 3. Erasmus+ ScholarshipStudents participating in an international exchange semester or internship through ISM may be eligible for Erasmus+ funding. The programme supports study and internship opportunities across participating European countries. ISM holds the Erasmus Charter for Higher Education (ECHE), allowing eligible students to benefit from Erasmus+ grants.Scholarship BenefitsDepending on the destination country and mobility programme, Erasmus+ funding may include: Monthly mobility grant. Travel support (where applicable). Funding for study abroad semesters. Funding for internships abroad. Additional support for students with fewer opportunities. Eligibility RequirementsStudents generally must: Be enrolled in an eligible ISM programme. Participate in an approved exchange semester or internship. Meet Erasmus+ programme requirements. Obtain approval from ISM's International Office before departure. 4. External ScholarshipsISM encourages international students to apply for a variety of external scholarships offered by government agencies and independent organisations.Examples include:DAAD Scholarships (German Academic Exchange Service)DAAD offers scholarships for selected Master's, research, and doctoral programmes.Depending on the programme, funding may include: Full or partial tuition support. Monthly living allowance. Travel allowance. Health insurance. Research support.Other External Funding OpportunitiesStudents may also be eligible for scholarships offered by: Political foundations in Germany. Private foundations. Corporate sponsors. International education organisations. Country-specific funding agencies.General Eligibility RequirementsAlthough requirements differ by scholarship, international applicants are generally expected to: Apply to or be enrolled in an eligible ISM programme. Meet the university's admission requirements. Demonstrate good academic performance. Submit all required documents before the deadline. Maintain satisfactory academic progress while studying. Comply with German visa and residence permit requirements, where applicable.Documents RequiredScholarship applications may require: Completed scholarship application form. Academic transcripts and certificates. Curriculum Vitae (CV). Motivation letter or personal statement. Passport copy. Proof of admission or enrolment at ISM. Recommendation letters (if requested). Evidence of extracurricular activities, leadership, volunteer work, or community service. Financial documents for need-based scholarships, where applicable. English Language RequirementsScholarship applicants must also meet the English language requirements for admission to their chosen programme.Accepted English qualifications generally include: IELTS Academic. TOEFL iBT. Cambridge English qualifications. Other recognised English language certificates accepted by ISM.Important Points for International Students ISM scholarships are competitive, and funding is limited. Applications should be submitted as early as possible. Strong academic results significantly improve the chances of selection. Leadership experience, volunteer work, and extracurricular achievements strengthen scholarship applications. Students may combine institutional guidance with applications for external scholarships such as DAAD or Erasmus+, subject to the respective programme rules.

Overview SRH Universities in Germany offer a diverse range of scholarships to support talented, motivated, and socially engaged students. These scholarships come from both SRH’s own internal programmes and external or governmental sources such as DAAD, PROMOS, and the Deutschlandstipendium.   Some scholarships are designed specifically for international students, while others are open to all students who meet the eligibility criteria.   Major SRH Scholarships for International Students 1. SRH Scholarships (Heidelberg and all SRH locations) These are full scholarships in which tuition fees are completely waived for the standard period of study.   They are available to prospective or current students at SRH Heidelberg (and other SRH campuses). To qualify, applicants must belong to at least one of the following six categories: Students with families Students with disabilities Young entrepreneurs Talented pupils or students Students with exceptional social commitment Master’s students   Applicants must also meet the official entry requirements for their chosen programme. Dual-degree programmes are excluded.   For non-EEA students, it is possible to apply using a Pre-Admission Letter, but by the time the scholarship committee meets (around mid-October for the winter semester), you must have your Final Admission Letter and proof that your tuition fees have been paid. If you are later awarded the scholarship, SRH will refund the tuition fees you already paid.   For EEA students, you need to have signed the study contract and paid the enrolment fee before the committee meeting.   2. Deutschlandstipendium (Germany Scholarship) The Deutschlandstipendium is a prestigious, nationwide scholarship programme supported jointly by the German government and private sponsors.   Recipients receive €300 per month (non-repayable) for at least two semesters and up to the standard duration of study.   All nationalities and study fields at SRH University Heidelberg and other SRH locations are eligible. The scholarship is open to both first-year and continuing students. Part-time and dual-degree students may also qualify, although doctoral students are not eligible.   3. STIBET Scholarships (DAAD / Federal Foreign Office) The STIBET scholarship programme, funded by DAAD and the German Federal Foreign Office, provides targeted support to international students at SRH.   This includes monthly financial assistance (for example, around €700 per month) as well as mentoring, cultural events, and administrative support such as visa or residence permit guidance.   STIBET scholarships at SRH Berlin are offered in two main categories: Graduation or Final Semester Scholarships, for students in their final semesters who have demonstrated outstanding academic performance. Engagement Scholarships, for students who have shown exceptional involvement in volunteer work, student life, or intercultural projects.   These scholarships are available only to international students (non-German nationals) enrolled full-time in Bachelor’s or Master’s programmes.   4. SRH Berlin / Dresden / Hamburg Partial Scholarships SRH also offers partial scholarships that reduce tuition fees by up to 50%, usually for the first study year.   These are available for selected Bachelor’s and Master’s programmes at SRH Berlin, SRH Dresden, and SRH Hamburg.   Applicants must already hold an acceptance letter from SRH Berlin and demonstrate strong motivation and exceptional ability. The university looks for qualities that make a student “stand out,” such as academic excellence, a creative or professional portfolio, entrepreneurial spirit, or meaningful social involvement.   Some partial scholarships are tailored to specific study areas, for example: Performance Scholarship Talent Scholarship Women in Tech Scholarship   Other Funding and External Opportunities In addition to SRH’s internal scholarships, students can explore external funding options that support study and mobility across Germany and abroad. PROMOS (DAAD Programme) – Designed for students who wish to spend a semester or complete an internship abroad. It provides travel and monthly allowances to help with living costs during the stay. Erasmus+ Mobility – Supports international academic mobility and internships within Europe. SRH’s International Office manages Erasmus+ opportunities and helps students with the application process. Baden-Württemberg Scholarship – Offers monthly funding for international exchange students from abroad or from Baden-Württemberg to spend a semester at a partner university.   HAW.International / International Research Experience @ SRH – Aimed at Master’s and doctoral students who wish to combine research with a stay abroad. Funding can cover accommodation and other costs for up to six months.   SRH also lists external scholarship databases and funding search portals (including DAAD and private foundations) on its student financing pages, providing additional avenues for merit-based or need-based financial support.   What Eligibility Usually Requires While each scholarship has its own conditions, several common factors appear across most SRH scholarships, especially for international students: Admission or Enrolment Proof: You typically need a Final Admission Letter or signed study contract, and proof of paid enrolment fees by the time scholarship decisions are made (often mid-October for winter intake). Academic Excellence: Strong academic results or a very good GPA are essential. For example, the “Talented Student” category often requires top school or university grades. Motivation and Documentation: A clear, well-written letter of motivation explaining why you deserve the scholarship and what sets you apart is crucial. Some categories may also require a portfolio, proof of social engagement, or records of volunteer and leadership activities. Nationality or Residency: Some scholarships are exclusively for non-German nationals, while others include both international and EEA/EU students. Non-EEA applicants may have extra administrative steps to complete. Deadlines: Most scholarships, especially full or major SRH awards, have strict and short application windows, often between mid-July and mid-August. Partial first-year scholarships may have rolling or short-notice deadlines, so applicants should monitor their emails closely. Other Conditions: Dual-degree programmes are usually excluded, and scholarships generally cover only the standard study period. If you extend your programme, you may need to cover additional costs yourself.