With its MBA program called SEPT (Small Enterprise Promotion and Training), Leipzig University, the second-oldest university in Germany and one of the oldest in the world, provides outstanding opportunities for international students. The esteemed DAAD EPOS scholarship, which is completely funded and intended to cover all significant expenditures, such as tuition, living expenses, health insurance, travel expenses, a monthly stipend, and a family allowance where appropriate, supports this program.
Studies for the Leipzig University DAAD EPOS SEPT Scholarship are expected to start in October 2026, and applications will open in 2025. The MBA program lasts for one year and 10 months. With the support of one of the most reputable international funding programs, this scholarship provides young professionals with a special opportunity to pursue higher education in Germany. Interested candidates can obtain more information about the application procedure and eligibility requirements.
Host Country: Germany
Program Name: SEPT Stands for the Small Enterprise Promotion and Training
University: Leipzig University
Opportunity Type: MBA
Eligibility Country: International Students
Financial Coverage: Fully Funded
Eligibility Criteria:
- A citizen of a developing nation is required.
- Possess a bachelor’s degree from an accredited university, with a minimum of four years or 180+ ECTS.
- Show off your command of the English language by
- 80 or above on the TOEFL iBT, or
- A minimum IELTS academic score of 6.0
- Possess a minimum of two years of experience in a related field.
- Generally speaking, you should have finished your most recent degree within the last six years (if you’re asking for a second master’s, you’ll need to provide a compelling argument).
- Before applying, it is highly advised to review the frequently asked questions regarding the SEPT MBA and EPOS scholarship.
Benefits:
- Airfare/Travel Allowance: Pays for round-trip international airfare between Germany and your home country at the beginning and conclusion of the program.
- Monthly Rent Subsidy: For students living off campus, this housing subsidy is particularly helpful in defraying housing expenses in Germany.
- Monthly Family Stipend: To assist in supporting your spouse or kids while you are in Germany, the scholarship provides an extra monthly stipend.
- Monthly Stipend: To cover daily living costs like food, local transit, study materials, and other personal necessities, a certain monthly sum is awarded. According to recent DAAD recommendations, the average monthly income for single students is approximately €934, though there may be some variation.
- Insurance Coverage: All scholarship recipients will have complete coverage during their time in Germany thanks to the full contribution toward health, accident, and personal liability insurance.
Deadline: 1st October 2025
