International students can study for a Master’s degree in Agricultural Economics at the University of Hohenheim, Germany, thanks to the German Government’s 2026 DAAD AgEcon Scholarships for Developing Countries. These scholarships, which have an annual value of €11,904, are offered under the DAAD’s “Development-Related Postgraduate Courses” (EPOS) program. They want to assist academically gifted students from underdeveloped countries who show promise as leaders and professionals. Candidates usually have prior work experience in state institutions, government agencies, or private businesses engaged in development-related initiatives. The program looks for those who are involved in putting policies and programs centered on social development, technological advancement, and economic growth into action. For prospective applicants, this post provides a comprehensive step-by-step instruction, eligibility requirements, and benefits.
Eligibility Criteria :
- A citizen of a developing nation is required.
- possess at least two years of work experience following the completion of a bachelor’s degree (prior to the application date).
- Except in extremely unusual circumstances, work experience in academia—teaching or research in universities or research institutes—is typically not considered.
- A degree must have been earned within the previous six years.
- must exhibit motivation and goals related to development that are apparent.
- By the application deadline, you shouldn’t have spent more than 15 months in Germany.
must fulfill the prerequisites for entrance to the Master’s program, which include:
- A bachelor’s degree with above-average marks in a related field
- Evidence of fluency in English, such as the TOEFL iBT (minimum score of 90) or IELTS (minimum overall band 6.5)
Germany is the host nation.
Location for Study Abroad: Europe
Scholarship Level: Master’s or Postgraduate
Applicants who are eligible include those from developing nations.
Full Scholarship Funding | €11,904 Annual Stipend | Airfare | Health Insurance
Language Requirement: IELTS is not necessary.
Benefits :
- The two-year Master of Agricultural Economics program has no tuition fees.
Stipend per Month:
- For Master’s students, €992
- PhD students will pay €1,300, which will rise to €1,400 starting in February 2026.
- Insurance Coverage: This includes personal liability, health, and accident insurance.
- Travel Assistance: airfare to and from Germany, round-trip
- Research Funding: Extra funding for travel connected to research (information can be found on the EPOS webpage)
Deadline: December 15, 2025
