Scholarships for HHL Students
For the best students, to cover living costs in Germany (foreigners have
to show financial resources of EUR 735 per month to obtain a student
visa), HHL has established several links to private sponsors, companies
and governmental organizations. These close relationships will help
students to finance the stay in Germany. In addition, we recommend all
foreign applicants for one of our programs to contact relevant national
agencies in their respective home country. A lot of foreign governments
have own scholarship programs to support a stay of their students
abroad.
Foreign applicants and students, all HHL full-time programs
About the Scholarship
HHL receives EUR 25,000 per year from DAAD to assist the best foreign students to cover their living costs. The minimum installment is EUR 250 (one month); the maximum installment is EUR 750 Euro (Master incl. MBA) or EUR 1,000 (doctoral students) per month for a maximum of 6 months. Scholarship holders are expected to support the international department of HHL for 4 hours per week. Prospective students should apply for the scholarship via regular mail. Current students can submit the application directly to the International Office.
Contact
Frank Hoffmann
Director International Relations
Jahnallee 59
04109 Leipzig - Germany
All students admitted to HHL as well as enrolled HHL students. Prerequisite for the scholarship payment is an enrollment at HHL.
About the Scholarship
Launched in 2011, the National Scholarship Program supports highly motivated excellent students. With this initiative the German federal government aims at establishing a new culture of giving and supporting education by companies, individuals and foundations. The initial amount of the scholarship is EUR 300 per month. The scholarship is financed by public funds (50 %) and private funds raised by HHL sponsors (50 %). This initial amount can be increased by the private sponsor. The annual number of scholarships to be awarded will be published by the Director of Financial Aid of HHL. In 2017, HHL can support 10 students. The National Scholarship Program started at the beginning of the fall semester 2011 and continues on a semester basis. The scholarship requires a formal application.
Please add to the application form:
Selection Committee
The scholarships are awarded by a selection committee. This committee consists of the Director of Financial Aid and the heads of the academic programs of the applicants.
Selection Criteria
A) Academic performance: HHL applicants must have a minimum GMAT score of 650; currently enrolled HHL students must have achieved a GPA (grade point average) of min. 1.60 in their degree program by the scholarship application deadline.
B) Previous special successes, awards and prizes, to be proven by the applicant.
C) Non-university or non-professional commitment such as voluntary work, community, social, university or political involvement.
D) Special personal or family circumstances such as illness and disability, care of own children, especially as a single parent, or close relatives to care, employment in family business, own current employment, family background or migrant background.
Failure to meet the application criterion A) is an exclusion criterion, criteria B) to D) will be considered by the selection committee, provided they are adequately demonstrated by the candidate in German or English. For accompanying documents that are not written in German or English a certified translation must be submitted together with the original version. The applicant will be informed in writing about the scholarship decision.
Exclusion criterion for granting a scholarship is performance-based financial support from a domestic or foreign institution in case it exceeds a monthly average of EUR 30 per semester. Academic Prerequisites
By the end of the first semester of the funding period HHL reviews the academic results of the scholarship holder for the continuation of the scholarship. The requirements are fulfilled with a GPA of 2.0.
Certificate
Together with the financial award, scholarship holders receive a certificate stating the name of the scholarship, its prerequisites, its amount and duration. The certificate also includes the names and logos of the donors.
Expiration
Within the award period, the scholarship will be paid also during a semester abroad, in case the academic results are transferable to HHL. The scholarship will not be paid out during a period of leave. The scholarship expires at the end of the granting period or in the month of the scholarship holder's
Contact for Students
Frank Hoffmann
Director International Relations
Jahnallee 59
04109 Leipzig - Germany
Contact for Companies
Nils Lundberg
T +49 341 9851-722
nils.lundberg@hhl.de
Applicants and students from Eastern Europe, all HHL programs
About the Scholarship
This scholarship complements the DAAD support within Stibet. This need based scholarship covers living costs and/or tuition fees. The total amount of all Karl-Kolle-Scholarships is EUR 15,000 per year. A high GMAT score, excellent academic performance and proof of financial need are awarding prerequisites. The maximum available amount per student is EUR 750/month for graduate students and EUR 1,000/month for doctoral students.
Applications for the scholarship must be sent to HHL's Financial Aid Director (for prospective students together with your application for the study program. Current students can submit it directly to the International Office)
Contact
Frank Hoffmann
T +49 341 9851-745
hoffmann@hhl.de
KEY ACTION 1 – MOBILITY OF INDIVIDUALS
KEY ACTION 2 – COOPERATION FOR INNOVATION AND THE EXCHANGE OF GOOD PRACTICES
KEY ACTION 3 – SUPPORT FOR POLICY REFORMS
The Program has an overall indicative financial envelope of 14.774 billion EUR for the seven years (2014-2020). More than 4 million young people, students and adults will gain experience and skills by studying, training or volunteering abroad through Erasmus+. Education, training and non-formal youth learning are keys to creating jobs and improving Europe's competitiveness. That's why Erasmus+ will make a key contribution to addressing these challenges. Information about Erasmus+ you may find on the Website of the European Commission.
Grants for most mobility programs and for strategic partnerships are given by national agen-cies. This is for 33 participating countries (28 EU countries, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Macedonia, Norway, Turkey). In Germany this national agency is the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) Within the frame of Erasmus+ at HHL grants are given for the following mobilities:
Each institution participating in Erasmus+ 2014/20 must have a valid Charta for Higher Education (ECHE) This ECHE is awarded by the European Commission. It shows proof that the institution fulfills all prerequisites for a successful participation in Erasmus+ Liability clause
„The project is financed with the support of the European Union. Liabilities for the content of this webpage are solely under responsibility of HHL, the EU Commission will not take liabilities for the further use of this content.“
Contact
Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst
Nationale Agentur für EU-Hochschulzusammenarbeit
Kennedyallee 50
53115 Bonn
Tel.: +49 (228) 882-8877
Fax: +49 (228) 882-555
erasmus(at)daad.de
www.eu.daad.de
Contact at HHL
Ms. Reshma Timilsina Manager International Relations reshma.timilsina@hhl.de
DAAD Scholarship Database
The scholarship database of the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) should be one of your most important sources for your scholarship application. Please visit the website of the German Academic Exchange Service's scholarship database, and choose your country of origin. You must apply for most programs online. The German embassies in your home country will assist you. Please make sure to meet the application deadlines. For most programs, the German government will assist you with EUR 750 per month as a Master student or EUR 1,000 per month as a doctoral student.DAAD Stibet Program
EligibilityForeign applicants and students, all HHL full-time programs
About the Scholarship
HHL receives EUR 25,000 per year from DAAD to assist the best foreign students to cover their living costs. The minimum installment is EUR 250 (one month); the maximum installment is EUR 750 Euro (Master incl. MBA) or EUR 1,000 (doctoral students) per month for a maximum of 6 months. Scholarship holders are expected to support the international department of HHL for 4 hours per week. Prospective students should apply for the scholarship via regular mail. Current students can submit the application directly to the International Office.
Contact
Frank Hoffmann
Director International Relations
Jahnallee 59
04109 Leipzig - Germany
National Scholarship Program (Deutschlandstipendium)
EligibilityAll students admitted to HHL as well as enrolled HHL students. Prerequisite for the scholarship payment is an enrollment at HHL.
About the Scholarship
Launched in 2011, the National Scholarship Program supports highly motivated excellent students. With this initiative the German federal government aims at establishing a new culture of giving and supporting education by companies, individuals and foundations. The initial amount of the scholarship is EUR 300 per month. The scholarship is financed by public funds (50 %) and private funds raised by HHL sponsors (50 %). This initial amount can be increased by the private sponsor. The annual number of scholarships to be awarded will be published by the Director of Financial Aid of HHL. In 2017, HHL can support 10 students. The National Scholarship Program started at the beginning of the fall semester 2011 and continues on a semester basis. The scholarship requires a formal application.
Please add to the application form:
- supporting documents to the additional questions in the form
- updated CV
Selection Committee
The scholarships are awarded by a selection committee. This committee consists of the Director of Financial Aid and the heads of the academic programs of the applicants.
Selection Criteria
A) Academic performance: HHL applicants must have a minimum GMAT score of 650; currently enrolled HHL students must have achieved a GPA (grade point average) of min. 1.60 in their degree program by the scholarship application deadline.
B) Previous special successes, awards and prizes, to be proven by the applicant.
C) Non-university or non-professional commitment such as voluntary work, community, social, university or political involvement.
D) Special personal or family circumstances such as illness and disability, care of own children, especially as a single parent, or close relatives to care, employment in family business, own current employment, family background or migrant background.
Failure to meet the application criterion A) is an exclusion criterion, criteria B) to D) will be considered by the selection committee, provided they are adequately demonstrated by the candidate in German or English. For accompanying documents that are not written in German or English a certified translation must be submitted together with the original version. The applicant will be informed in writing about the scholarship decision.
Exclusion criterion for granting a scholarship is performance-based financial support from a domestic or foreign institution in case it exceeds a monthly average of EUR 30 per semester. Academic Prerequisites
By the end of the first semester of the funding period HHL reviews the academic results of the scholarship holder for the continuation of the scholarship. The requirements are fulfilled with a GPA of 2.0.
Certificate
Together with the financial award, scholarship holders receive a certificate stating the name of the scholarship, its prerequisites, its amount and duration. The certificate also includes the names and logos of the donors.
Expiration
Within the award period, the scholarship will be paid also during a semester abroad, in case the academic results are transferable to HHL. The scholarship will not be paid out during a period of leave. The scholarship expires at the end of the granting period or in the month of the scholarship holder's
- last examination
- withdrawal from his studies
- expellation
Contact for Students
Frank Hoffmann
Director International Relations
Jahnallee 59
04109 Leipzig - Germany
Contact for Companies
Nils Lundberg
T +49 341 9851-722
nils.lundberg@hhl.de
Karl-Kolle-Foundation
EligibilityApplicants and students from Eastern Europe, all HHL programs
About the Scholarship
This scholarship complements the DAAD support within Stibet. This need based scholarship covers living costs and/or tuition fees. The total amount of all Karl-Kolle-Scholarships is EUR 15,000 per year. A high GMAT score, excellent academic performance and proof of financial need are awarding prerequisites. The maximum available amount per student is EUR 750/month for graduate students and EUR 1,000/month for doctoral students.
Applications for the scholarship must be sent to HHL's Financial Aid Director (for prospective students together with your application for the study program. Current students can submit it directly to the International Office)
Contact
Frank Hoffmann
T +49 341 9851-745
hoffmann@hhl.de
Erasmus
Erasmus+ is the program for education youth and sports of the European Union. Erasmus+ replaces seven programs with one. In order to achieve its objectives, the Erasmus+ Program implements the following actions:KEY ACTION 1 – MOBILITY OF INDIVIDUALS
KEY ACTION 2 – COOPERATION FOR INNOVATION AND THE EXCHANGE OF GOOD PRACTICES
KEY ACTION 3 – SUPPORT FOR POLICY REFORMS
The Program has an overall indicative financial envelope of 14.774 billion EUR for the seven years (2014-2020). More than 4 million young people, students and adults will gain experience and skills by studying, training or volunteering abroad through Erasmus+. Education, training and non-formal youth learning are keys to creating jobs and improving Europe's competitiveness. That's why Erasmus+ will make a key contribution to addressing these challenges. Information about Erasmus+ you may find on the Website of the European Commission.
Grants for most mobility programs and for strategic partnerships are given by national agen-cies. This is for 33 participating countries (28 EU countries, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Macedonia, Norway, Turkey). In Germany this national agency is the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) Within the frame of Erasmus+ at HHL grants are given for the following mobilities:
- Study abroad for students (SMS)
- Mobility of staff (ST)
Each institution participating in Erasmus+ 2014/20 must have a valid Charta for Higher Education (ECHE) This ECHE is awarded by the European Commission. It shows proof that the institution fulfills all prerequisites for a successful participation in Erasmus+ Liability clause
„The project is financed with the support of the European Union. Liabilities for the content of this webpage are solely under responsibility of HHL, the EU Commission will not take liabilities for the further use of this content.“
Contact
Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst
Nationale Agentur für EU-Hochschulzusammenarbeit
Kennedyallee 50
53115 Bonn
Tel.: +49 (228) 882-8877
Fax: +49 (228) 882-555
erasmus(at)daad.de
www.eu.daad.de
Contact at HHL
Ms. Reshma Timilsina Manager International Relations reshma.timilsina@hhl.de
