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[Germany]_Academic scholarships for Master students
Hamburg University of Applied Sciences awards scholarships to academically strong foreign students studying in Master degree programmes.
Scholarship:
up to 400 Euros/month (4 months per semester)
The scholarship is for one semester; an extension for a further two semesters is possible.
https://www.haw-hamburg.de/english/international-degree-students/tuition-fees-scholarships/master-scholarships.html
[Germany]_Apply now until April 30: Master in Optics & Photonics in Germany | Karlsruhe School of Optics & Photonics
At the Karlsruhe School of Optics & Photonics (KSOP), the first Graduate School of the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) the 2-years Master Program in optical technologies program qualifies you for a career in industry as well as in research. The program is taught in English and graduates with a Bachelor degree in Natural or Engineering Sciences are highly welcome to apply.
Program structure
During the two years of the program, students specialize in one of the five Research Areas of KSOP: Photonic Materials & Devices, Advanced Spectroscopy, Biomedical Photonics, Optical System or Solar Energy.
Scholarships
Each year 40 students start their studies at KSOP. For outstanding students (among the best 10% students of your class), KSOP provides a limited number of scholarships. Besides a scholarship by KSOP, there are various other possibilities for scholarships which you will have to check yourself. Have a look at a list of scholarship providers here.
Industry Network
Part of the concept of KSOP is the preparation for the labour market of the German optical industry. The close cooperation to industry partners is of high value for KSOP students. By gaining experiences in well-known international companies, like Carl Zeiss, Osram or others, via internships or master´s thesis projects, students prepare themselves for their professional path and get in contact with future employers. KSOP offers a lot of events and trainings to open possibilities for students in the German labour market.
Karlsruhe - Hidden Jewel in the Heart of Germany
Karlsruhe is a small city in the south of Germany and has much to offer for an active student life. It is also one of the most dynamic high-tech areas in Europe – several companies such as Bosch, Siemens, Daimler, ABB and Michelin have their production facilities in the so called Technology Region Karlsruhe. The Frankfurt International Airport can be reached within one hour by train. There is also a smaller airport nearby Karlsruhe with airplanes heading to London, Rome or Berlin. You can get an insight into studying at KSOP by watching the movies in our YouTube channel.
Application procedure
The application period is from January until April 30 each year. The earlier you apply, the earlier you will receive a response.
Please check the admission requirements and specific directions regarding the application on our website.
Keyfacts
- 2 years Master Program (MSc degree)
- Specializations: Photonic Materials & Devices, Advanced Spectroscopy,
Biomedical Photonics, Optical Systems, Solar Energy
- Taught in English
- Scholarships available for outstanding applicants
- Industry internship program & networking
- Language courses & Business Knigge training
- Start: Winter term (October) each year
- Application deadline: April 30
If you feel like the KSOP MSc program could be of interest for you, please visit the KSOP website for more information. If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact the MSc Program Manager Miriam Sonnenbichler ([email protected]).
http://ksop.idschools.kit.edu/scholarship_applicants.php
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