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Open programmes
General
Applying to some special scholarship programmes with partners of the Studienstiftung
Bucerius Law Programme
For law students after their first state examination: research and study projects abroad
Carlo Schmid Programme for Internships in International Organisations and EU-Institutions
Open to all disciplines: work placements in international organisations and EU institutions
China Scholarship Programme
For students from all disciplines (except Chinese Studies): studying in China for one year with language courses and work placement in a German-Chinese company
ERP Fellowship Programme
One to two-year study or research visits to leading universities in the USA: for young professionals from all subjects
PhD Fellowship “Money and Currency”
PhD fellowship in Economics and Law: projects in the field of Finance and currency matters
Haniel Scholarship Programme
Graduates of all subjects: further studies and subsequent work placement abroad; interest in economics a prerequisite
Science Journalism and Foreign Correspondence Programme
Graduates of all subjects: practical training and further education for young journalists; traineeships, work placements etc.
Leo Baeck Fellowship Programm
International fellowships for doctoral candidates: for research into the history and culture of German-speaking Jewry
Scholarship Programme “Metropolises in Eastern Europe”
Open to all subjects: studying in an Eastern European country; combination of language courses, study or research project and work placement possible
McCloy Academic Scholarship Program
Two-year Master’s course at Harvard Kennedy School: for younger BA-/MA-graduates or candidates with at least three years’ professional experience and a Master’s degree
Mercator Kolleg für internationale Aufgaben (Trainee Programme for Careers in International Organisations)
Open to all disciplines: scholarships for high-achieving, goal-oriented graduates aspiring to international executive functions
Studienkolleg zu Berlin (Berlin Studies Centre)
For European students from all disciplines: one-year programme on topics relating to European history, culture and politics; in addition to normal studies in Berlin or Brandenburg