The Fully Funded SBW Berlin International Scholarships in Germany is open to all nationals. Students who want to pursue their Undergraduate or Master's degrees are encouraged to apply for the German Scholarships. It aims to support young, talented students who are not financially strong and, during the scholarship duration, enhance and use their skills in non-profit projects back in their countries.

The students can study in Berlin and Potsdam universities based on their academic qualifications and social needs. The scholarship will fund all science and arts disciplines. A total of 20 scholarships will be awarded. They believe that education can change the fate of the generation and living standards of poor countries.

The scholarship will provide assistance for a maximum of 48 months, depending on the discipline and duration. Germany is the hub of education, with the world’s top-ranked universities providing high-quality education to all national and international students to develop and enhance their leadership skills and strengthen their country.

The benefits of the Fully Funded SBW Berlin International Scholarships in Germany are:

1. Complete Tuition Fee will be given

2. Shared accommodation

3. Living Allowance

4. Travel allowance in some cases

The eligibility criteria for the Fully Funded SBW Berlin International Scholarships in Germany are stated below:

1. Citizens of countries that need assistance for development.

2. Homeless foreigners and recognized refugees.

3. EU long-term resident permit holders.

4. The candidate must be between 18 to 30 years of age.

5. Average grades equivalent to 2.0 at least (German grade point)

6. Have no first-degree family member in Germany.

7. The applicant must be able to prove the low income of the household.

8. If funding is provided to students to study in Germany by other organizations or governments, this scholarship cannot be available.

Documents Required:

1. Copy of Degree Certificate of last attended school/college

2. Transcript that shows the detail of grades

3. Two Recommendation Letters

4. Letter of Motivation (Maximum of 2 pages)

5. Updated CV

6. Evidence of low net income.

7. Admission to the university where you intend to study (should be in Berlin or Potsdam)

8. Certificates of achievements.

Scholarship Termination:

1. If the candidate postpones or fails three exams, the scholarship will be terminated.

2. Failure to meet the targets and goals of the non-profit project may also result in the termination of the scholarship.

3. After graduation, the student must immediately report to SBW Berlin and submit copies of certificates and records obtained during the study in Germany.