The DAAD In-Region Scholarship 2026 provides a fully funded opportunity for Yemeni graduates to pursue Master’s degree programmes at selected universities in Jordan. Funded by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), this scholarship aims to foster strong, internationally oriented higher education systems in Jordan and contribute to sustainable development in the region. It supports studies in fields with strong relevance to national development, such as Computer Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Nursing, and Social Work.
The scholarship is administered by the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD), a joint organisation of German higher education institutions and student bodies. DAAD promotes international academic exchange and cooperation, offering a wide range of scholarships and funding opportunities for students, researchers, and academics worldwide. This specific In-Region programme focuses on building capacity and strengthening regional networks among partner institutions in the Middle East.
Benefits of DAAD In-Region Scholarship 2026
- Tuition fees (Master Thesis Track) per semester
- Monthly scholarship payment: 600 EUR
- Travel allowance at the beginning and the end of your scholarship (proof of arrival must be provided): 530 EUR
- Study and Research allowance: 460 EUR
- Printing allowance: 400 EUR
- Monthly family allowances for spouses (upon request): 240 EUR
- Encouraged to apply for a short-term research stay in Germany for 3 up to 6 months
- Invited to apply for different Summer Schools in Germany (four weeks)
Eligibility Criteria for the DAAD In-Region Scholarship 2026
- Have successfully completed generally a three-year university degree (i.e. Bachelor degree or equivalent) with a minimum average of ‘good’
- Clearly show motivation and strong commitment
- Have thorough knowledge of the language of instruction (English and/or Arabic)
- Have generally completed their last university degree not more than six years ago at the time of application
- Must be nationals or permanent residents of Yemen
- Should ideally be a) staff member of a public university, b) candidate considered for teaching or research staff recruitment and/or c) from the public sector.
- Female applicants, refugees with recognised refugee status and candidates from other less privileged regions or groups are especially encouraged to participate.
How to Apply for DAAD In-Region Scholarship 2026
- Register in the DAAD portal
- Request recommendation form in the DAAD Portal as a writable PDF under ‘Request recommendation form’
- Send the recommendation form to your university teacher and ask him or her to complete the form in full
- Upload the completed recommendation form in the portal under ‘Letter of Recommendation’
- Prepare application documents
- If necessary, translate documents (unless they are already in German or English)
- Scan paper documents and save in PDF format
- Fill out the application form and upload the application documents to the portal in PDF format
- Submit the application online
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Here are the most frequently asked questions about the DAAD In-Region Scholarship for Yemeni graduates in Jordan. These answers cover eligibility, benefits, deadlines, and how to apply, based on the official programme information.
What is the objective of the DAAD In-Region Scholarship 2026?
DAAD In-Region Scholarship 2026 aims to foster strong, internationally oriented higher education systems in Jordan with the capacity to contribute to sustainable development. It grants scholarships for development-related Master studies for individuals planning a career in teaching and/or research at a higher education institution in the Middle East.
Who is eligible to apply for DAAD In-Region Scholarship 2026?
Graduates from Yemen with a first academic degree (Bachelor or equivalent) with a minimum average of ‘good’, who want to pursue a Master’s programme (thesis track) in Jordan. Applicants must be nationals or permanent residents of Yemen and should ideally be university staff, candidates for teaching/research staff, or from the public sector.
What fields of study are funded?
Scholarships are available at Jordan University of Science and Technology (JUST) and German Jordanian University (GJU) in fields like Computer Engineering, Network Engineering and Security, Radiologic Technology, Medical Laboratory Sciences, Data Science, Nursing, Environmental and Renewable Energy Engineering, Logistic Management, Social Work for Refugees and Migrants, and Business Administration Management.
What are the language requirements?
For programmes marked with one asterisk (*): IELTS at least 6.5 or TOEFL (IBT) at least 90. For programmes marked with two asterisks (**): IELTS at least 5.5 or TOEFL (IBT) at least 69. TOEFL home edition or IELTS indicator (online test) are also accepted. The test should have been taken no longer than two years before the application deadline.
What benefits does the scholarship cover?
The scholarship covers tuition fees, a monthly payment of 600 EUR, a travel allowance of 530 EUR, a study and research allowance of 460 EUR, a printing allowance of 400 EUR, and monthly family allowances for spouses (240 EUR upon request). It also encourages a short-term research stay in Germany and application for Summer Schools.
What is the application deadline?
The application deadline is 31 August 2026. Applications are possible in the period 1 June until 31 August 2026. The DAAD portal closes at 24.00 hrs. Central European (Summer) Time (CET or CEST) on the last application day.
How do I apply for the scholarship?
All applications must be submitted online via the DAAD portal. Required steps include registering in the portal, requesting and uploading a recommendation form, preparing and scanning documents (like CV, motivation letter, degree certificates, language proof), filling the online form, and submitting before the deadline.
What documents are required for the application?
Mandatory documents include the DAAD application form, identification document, CV, letter of motivation, information about preferred master programmes, letter of admission (can be submitted later), certified copies of degree certificates and transcripts, school-leaving certificate, semester schedule, proof of English language abilities, and one recent recommendation letter from a university teacher.
What is the duration of the scholarship funding?
The Master programme is generally two years at GJU and three years at JUST, usually starting in October. The maximum scholarship duration is based on the time left until the regular period of studies is reached. Scholars must submit documents showing satisfactory study progress before the end of each funding year to continue.
Who can I contact for more information or advice?
Contact the DAAD Regional Office Amman: Ms. Nadia Shugair, Tel.: +962 (79) /2760184, Email: [email protected], Homepage: www.daad-jordan.org. Also refer to the DAAD’s important scholarship information page online.
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