1st Generation Academics Mentoring & Funding
by Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin (in cooperation with Deutsche Universitätsstiftung)
Stipend
Mentoring
Duration
Duration of studies
Level
Bachelor, Master, State Examination
Deadline
Per programme cycle
Overview
Mentoring and funding programme for first-generation academics at Charité, with 1:1 mentoring by professors mediated by Deutsche Universitätsstiftung.
Provider
Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin (in cooperation with Deutsche Universitätsstiftung)
Type
university Scholarship
Who Can Apply
First-generation academics at Charité
Degree Levels
Bachelor, Master, State Examination
Benefits & Financial Support
Funding Amount
Mentoring + possible funding
Eligibility Requirements
First-generation university students at Charité
What This Scholarship Covers
Mentoring & Network
Seminars, workshops and access to the funder's network
In the provider's words
- mentoring
- possible financial support
How to Apply
Check Eligibility
Verify you meet the nationality, degree level, academic, and language requirements listed above.
Prepare Documents
Gather your academic transcripts, degree certificates, CV, letters of recommendation, language certificates, and motivation letter.
Find a Programme
Identify the German university and programme you want to study. Some scholarships require university admission before applying.
Submit Application
Apply through the official application portal before the deadline. Upload all required documents as PDFs.
Interview & Selection
If shortlisted, attend an interview (may be online). Selection committees assess academic merit, motivation, and fit.
Receive Decision
Scholarship decisions typically arrive 3-6 months after the deadline. If awarded, complete visa and enrolment procedures.
Application Document Checklist
- Completed application form
- Curriculum vitae (CV / resume)
- Motivation letter / statement of purpose
- Bachelor's or Master's degree certificate
- Academic transcripts with grades
- Language proficiency certificate (IELTS, TOEFL, TestDaF, or DSH)
- Letter(s) of recommendation from university professors
- Valid passport copy
- Passport-sized photograph
- University admission letter (if already accepted)
Note: Exact document requirements vary. Always check the official scholarship page for the definitive list.
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Quick Facts
- Amount
- Mentoring + possible funding
- Duration
- Duration of studies
- Degree Levels
- Bachelor Master State Examination
- Deadline
- Per programme cycle
- Who Can Apply
- First-generation academics at Charité
Frequently Asked Questions About the 1st Generation Academics Mentoring & Funding
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