Fulda University of Applied Sciences Awards 30 New German Scholarships
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The Fulda University of Applied Sciences is once again supporting 30 particularly committed students with a Deutschlandstipendium this year. Through the programme, the university promotes students who demonstrate excellent academic performance and additionally get involved in various areas.
A total of more than 350 students have already benefited from the funding.
The Deutschlandstipendium was introduced by the German federal government in 2011. The funding amounts to 300 euros per month and is financed in equal parts by the federal government and private donors. The donors include companies, foundations and individuals who wish to support students in their region.
In addition to financial resources, the programme also offers students practical support. They have the opportunity to gain professional experience and build contacts with companies and organisations. This can be helpful for starting a career.
Sources: Osthessen|News
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