German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD)

DAAD: German Academic Exchange Service is a registered association of German higher education institutions and student bodies. It supports international academic exchange through scholarships and other funding, and works to promote the internationalisation of German universities.

This page covers the organisation and the one opportunity listed on our site: the DAAD EPOS Scholarship 2026-2027 at Charité in Germany | Fully Funded. Readers should use the official website and the scholarship’s own page to check current details, including application requirements, documents and deadlines.

About DAAD: German Academic Exchange Service

The German Academic Exchange Service, known as DAAD and also by its German name, Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst, is a foundation and NGO based in Germany. It was founded in 1925 and is a registered association of German higher education institutions and student bodies.

Its work includes supporting international academic exchange through scholarships and other funding. The organisation also promotes the internationalisation of German universities and supports German studies and the German language abroad.

These areas describe the organisation’s wider activities; they do not by themselves establish the eligibility rules for a particular scholarship. Applicants should check the details of each opportunity rather than assume that every programme follows the same criteria.

DAAD: German Academic Exchange Service scholarships and programmes

One opportunity from DAAD is listed on this site: DAAD EPOS Scholarship 2026-2027 at Charité in Germany | Fully Funded. The listing identifies Charité in Germany and presents the opportunity as fully funded.

The information provided here does not specify the scholarship’s funding components, course or programme details, selection process, or application conditions. Consult the opportunity’s own page for those particulars, and the official DAAD website for the organisation’s information and relevant guidance.

DAAD supports scholarships and other funding as part of its broader role in academic exchange. The single opportunity named above is the one covered on this page; no additional programme names or award details are provided here.

Who can apply

The available information identifies the DAAD EPOS Scholarship 2026-2027 at Charité in Germany, but does not set out applicant eligibility criteria. It does not specify who may apply, which qualifications are required, or whether any particular background or field of study is necessary.

Applicants should not infer eligibility from the organisation’s general remit or from the scholarship title alone. Check the opportunity’s own page for its stated applicant requirements and the official website for any related information before preparing an application.

How to apply

Begin by reviewing the DAAD EPOS Scholarship 2026-2027 at Charité in Germany | Fully Funded listing on this site, then follow through to the opportunity’s own page for the application process. The details provided here do not include application steps, required documents, or a deadline.

Use the official DAAD website, https://www.daad.de/en/, for the organisation’s information, and consult the scholarship’s own page for its current instructions. Confirm the deadline and document requirements directly through those official sources, as they are not specified in the information on this page.

Before applying, make sure the information on the opportunity page matches your intended application and that you understand its stated requirements. This article does not add application rules beyond the facts provided about the organisation and the listed scholarship.

Location and contact

DAAD is located in Germany. Its address is Kennedyallee 50, 53175 Bonn.

The organisation’s official website is https://www.daad.de/en/. Readers can use it to find DAAD’s information and should also refer to the scholarship’s own page for opportunity-specific application details.

Official DAAD: German Academic Exchange Service website: daad.de