DAAD EPOS Scholarships for Development-Related Postgraduate Courses is a scholarship opportunity for international applicants. This guide is designed for students researching study options in Germany and should be checked against the official provider before applying.
About the Scholarship
DAAD’s EPOS programme offers scholarships to participants from developing countries for selected development-related postgraduate courses at German universities. The programme is aimed at qualified professionals and future decision-makers. Country Germany Study level Master’s / PhD-related postgraduate Check the official provider for the current application cycle. Eligibility Applicants must meet the programme and individual course requirements. Many EPOS courses value relevant professional experience and a strong academic record. What the Scholarship May Cover Funding depends on the specific programme and current award terms. Tuition, stipend, travel, insurance or other support may apply where stated by the provider. Do not assume an award is fully funded unless the official call explicitly says so. How to Apply Search the DAAD scholarship database, identify an eligible EPOS course, review its specific deadline and submit the course and scholarship application according to the published instructions. Read the official scholarship announcement and current eligibility rules. Check the deadline for your nationality, programme and institution. Prepare academic records, identification, references and any required essays or research proposal. Submit through the official provider, university or designated national agency. Documents to Prepare Passport or national identity document, where required Academic transcripts and degree certificates CV or résumé References or recommendation letters, if requested Study plan, motivation statement or research proposal where required English or other language evidence where required Important Deadline Note Scholarship deadlines change by intake, country and university. This page is an information guide, not an application form. Always ver
Eligibility
- Check whether your nationality is included in the current call.
- Confirm the required academic qualification and study level.
- Review language, age, work-experience or subject requirements where applicable.
- Check any country-specific or university-specific conditions.
What the Scholarship May Cover
Funding differs by programme. Depending on the award, support may include tuition, a living allowance, travel, health insurance or other study-related costs. Do not assume an award is fully funded unless the official provider explicitly confirms it for the current intake.
Required Documents
- Academic transcripts and degree certificates, where required
- Passport or identity document
- CV or résumé, where requested
- References or recommendation letters, if required
- Statement of purpose, study plan or research proposal, where applicable
- Language evidence or other supporting documents requested by the provider
How to Apply
- Open the official provider page below.
- Read the current eligibility and country/institution-specific instructions.
- Prepare the documents requested in the current call.
- Submit through the official application portal or designated agency before the stated deadline.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is this scholarship currently open?
Application status varies by intake. Check the official provider page for the current opening and closing dates.
Can international students apply?
Many awards are intended for international applicants, but eligibility depends on the specific programme and country rules.
Is it fully funded?
Funding varies. Review the current award terms rather than relying on a generic “fully funded” label.
Editorial note: Information should be rechecked against the official provider before publication or application.