The fully financed SBW Berlin Scholarship for International Students was established to support young people from underdeveloped nations who are socially conscious. It gives gifted students the chance to continue their studies in Germany while actively participating in social projects meant to better their local communities. The scholarship prioritizes sustainable development, leadership, and long-term social impact in addition to paying for educational expenses.
SBW Berlin is a private educational institution in Germany that provides financial aid, housing, and academic preparation assistance to international students. Instead of functioning as a traditional university, SBW Berlin provides financial aid and guidance to exceptional students who intend to study in Berlin and thereafter use their skills for development-oriented projects back home. The program, which covers living expenses, housing, and tuition while promoting leadership, community involvement, and intercultural exchange, is aimed at people who have demonstrated a strong commitment to social responsibility and academic achievement.
Beyond providing financial aid, the SBW Berlin Scholarship for International Students 2026 acts as a springboard for upcoming activists. This scholarship provides a genuinely life-changing opportunity for students who are enthusiastic about social development and want to study in Germany.
Host Country: Germany
University: SBW Berlin
Opportunity Type: Masters
Subject: All Subjects
Eligibility Country: International Students
Financial Coverage: Fully Funded
Eligibility Criteria:
- At the time of application, candidates must be between the ages of 18 and 30.
- It is necessary to have professional or volunteer experience in the nonprofit or social sector.
- Recommendation letters from reputable social or community organizations are required.
- Applicants must possess a current university admission qualification.
- It is necessary to have an academic average of at least 2.0, which is equivalent to a German GPA.
- Candidates must demonstrate their need for financial assistance and their restricted financial resources.
- No first-degree relatives or members of the immediate family should live permanently in Germany.
- Candidates must possess or qualify for a German residence permit or student visa.
- Before beginning the degree program or during the first three semesters of study, applications must be filed.
Benefits:
- whole or partial tuition reimbursement, guaranteeing cost-free access to higher education.
- a monthly allowance to cover daily necessities and living costs like food and transportation.
- Support for housing and other accommodations during the study time.
- coverage or payment for travel-related costs, especially for travel to and from the destination.
- academic counseling and one-on-one mentorship during the course of the study.
- continuous support for organizing and carrying out community or social projects in the student’s native nation.
- sustained assistance both during and after graduation, allowing students to grow and build their social projects in a sustainable manner.
Deadline:
- There is no fixed application deadline for this program.
- Applications are accepted throughout the year and evaluated on a rolling basis.
