The DAAD MIDE Scholarship is available to deserving overseas students who want to study in Germany from the Berlin University of Applied Sciences and Technology. The 18-month Master’s program in International and Development Economics (MIDE), which is taught exclusively in English, is supported by this fully financed fellowship. It includes a €11,208 annual living stipend, travel expenses, and tuition. Additionally, a monthly rent subsidy and allowances for family members traveling with them may be granted to scholars. Students from poor and transitional nations, as well as individuals with an interest in global development issues, are the target audience for this program. Graduates are prepared for jobs in international economic development and policy. A bachelor’s degree in business administration, economics, or a similar social science with an emphasis on economics is required of applicants.
Eligibility Criteria :
- Nationality: Candidates must be citizens of a developing nation.
- Work Experience: After graduation, at least two years of professional experience are required, and the degree cannot be older than six years.
- Academic Requirement: A first-year university degree with a minimum of 180 ECTS credits (or equivalent) is required.
- Background in Economics: At least 15 ECTS credits in Economics (or three modules for applicants from other countries) must be completed.
- Language Requirement: To pursue postgraduate studies at the Berlin School of Economics and Law in Germany, one must fulfill the English language requirements.
Germany is the host nation.
Europe is the study destination.
Category: Master’s Scholarships | Postgraduate Scholarships
Candidates from underdeveloped nations are eligible.
Benefits include travel expenses, lodging assistance, a €11,208 yearly stipend, and full scholarship.
IELTS is not necessary for the English test.
Benefits :
- a €934 monthly allowance to help with living costs.
- There is personal liability, health, and accident insurance.
- Unless the applicant’s own nation or another financial source already covers the expenditures, travel expenses are included.
Deadline: August 31, 2026
