Scholarships for hmt students

Deutschlandstipendium

For who? Students at hmt Rostock

Funding period: from 1st October for 12 months

Application procedure

  • Applications are made in writing and must comprise all required documents 
  • Applicants must be successful in the audition process

Application deadline: 31st March 2023

Call for applications [de]
Application form [de]
General information about the Deutschlandstipendium [de]
Allocation criteria Deutschlandstipendium [de]

We currently award 8 scholarships. The scholarship, each amounting to €300 per month, are funded jointly by private donors and the Federal Government.

Contact
Mr. Martin Rieck
stipendien@hmt-rostock.de 

Dr. Herbert und Anne-Marie Lembcke Ad-Infinitum-Foundation

For who?

  • Students, who are able to prove outstanding achievements and whose own financial means do not exceed the highest rate for BAföG,
  • who are enrolled at the Rostock University of Music and Drama (hmt Rostock) at the time of the auditions for the scholarship,
  • who are entitled to tuition in a major subject up until the end of the funding period.

Funding period: 12 months from winter semester onwards

Application procedure:

  • Selection procedure with a committee from hmt Rostock
  • Artistic achievements in the majors music and acting are eligible
  • University-wide call for applications will provide specific application requirements

Application deadline: 31 January 2023

Call for application [de]
Application form [de]
Application form [en]

Contact
Mr. Martin Rieck
stipendien@hmt-rostock.de

Caspar David Friedrich Scholarship

For who?
Artists who have completed their studies and are planning to realise an artistic project at hmt Rostock

Funding period: 12 months
Application deadline: 31st January

General information and regulations

LGFG M-V [de]
LGFVO M-V [de]
Information on legal regulations concerning insurance [de]

Contact
Mr. Martin Rieck
stipendien@hmt-rostock.de

Doctoral Scholarship

For who?
Students who have been accepted to hmt Rostock as doctoral candidates and whose academic supervisor is a professor or university lecturer at hmt.

Start of funding: October 1, 2023
Application deadline: June 30, 2023

General information and regulations

LGFG M-V [de]
LGFVO M-V [de]
Information on legal regulations concerning insurance [de]

Contact
Mr. Martin Rieck
stipendien@hmt-rostock.de

Giovanni Omodeo Scholarship

For who?
Singing students at hmt Rostock

Requirements:

  • Enrolment at hmt in BA Singing, MA Opera Singin or MA Concert Singing
  • Not on a leave of absence in the respective summer semester
  • BA students in their max. 7th subject semester, MA students in their max. 3rd subject semester

Funding period: from 1 April 2023

Application deadline: 31 January 2023

Application procedure:

Applications with the following documents must be sent via email to stipendien@hmt-rostock.de:

  • application form [de]
  • CV/résumé
  • Cover letter
  • Letter of recommendation by the main subject professor
  • copy of passport
  • Digital audio or video recording via links to YouTube or Google Drive. The repertoire is freely selectable. Files attached to emails and links with expiration date via WeTransfer etc. cannot be considered.

Please summarize your documents into one PDF document according to the above mentioned chronology. Name it as follows: "Surname_hmtRostock_Giovanni-Omodeo-Stiftung.pdf"

A selection committee at the foundation will decide on the allocation of the scholarships based on the submitted application documents.

The scholarships are awarded to singing students in one lump sum. Master’s students receive € 3,000.00 each and bachelor’s students € 2,700.00.

Contact
Mr. Martin Rieck
stipendien@hmt-rostock.de

Familie Rahe-Stiftung

For who?
Highly talented music and acting students at hmt Rostock

Requirements: 
Outstanding talent, first degree and proof of financial need

Funding period:

  • Entire length of studies
  • If applicable, subsequent funding to support start of professional career

Application procedure:

  • Teacher of major subject submits a recommendation to the Rectorate. Students are not able to apply directly.
  • The University reviews the giftedness of the nominee and passes the application on to the foundation.
  • Extensive interview at the foundation.

Currently, no applications possible.

Contact
Mrs. Jeanett Heine
Secretarial Office
room OZ 02
fon +49 381 5108 100
jeanett.heine@hmt-rostock.de


Programme des DAAD

Promos

What can be funded?
At hmt Rostock, this programme from DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service) mainly funds study trips. It is also possible to receive funding for travelling to competitions, as well as for periods of study and internships abroad.

For who? Students at hmt Rostock

Application procedure and required documents

  • Study trips and travel to competitions: 
    • Detailed description of the programme, including timeframe
    • List of participants or description of preparations made by participants
  • Study scholarship and internships
    • PROMOS application form

Application deadline:

  • The programme for 2024 will be advertised mid-June 2023.
  • All documents must be submitted in full.

Application form [de]

Contact
Ms. Jeanne Baldensperger
fon +49 381 5108-226
jeanne.baldensperger@hmt-rostock.de
room M1 01

Scholarship and Supervision Programme for Foreign Students

What can be funded?

This scholarship programme from the DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service) provides funding to support international students with the completion of their degrees, as well as supervision programmes for foreign students, who are heavily involved in international exchange.

 For who?

  • International students at hmt Rostock
  • Recipients may not receive any further scholarships
  • Scholarships to support the completion of studies:
    • The degree must be completed successfully within the funding period
    • Good academic achievements
    • Financial problems

Application deadline:

  • Currently, no applications possible.

Contact
Ms. Jeanne Baldensperger
fon +49 381 5108-226
jeanne.baldensperger@hmt-rostock.de
room M1 01

DAAD Prize

What is funded?

The DAAD Prize forms part of the STIBET funding programme. The prize is awarded to students who have excelled in their academic achievements and who are also involved in community and/or intercultural activities. It is awarded once a year and amounts to €1000. The prize-giving takes place as part of winter semester’s general assembly.

For who?

  • Students from abroad
  • Who are enrolled at hmt Rostock
  • Who are in at least their 2nd or 3rd year of study (bachelor’s degree) or at least their 2nd semester (master’s degree)
  • Who have proof of excellent study achievements and are involved in community work/social projects

Selection procedure:

  • Suitable candidates can be nominated by members of the university community at hmt Rostock by writing to the Rectorate. Students are not able to apply directly.
  • The nomination should include proof of involvement in community work, excellent study achievements and a tabular CV/résumé.

Students who have already received the DAAD Prize cannot be awarded the prize again.

Contact
Mr. Martin Rieck
stipendien@hmt-rostock.de


Scolarships from talent promotion organisations

Avicenna-Studienwerk

The Avicenna-Studienwerk supports Muslim students and doctoral candidates who

  • demonstrate above-average academic achievements and think outside the box,
  • are socially committed and actively involved in shaping society, 
  • are committed to their Islamic faith and are interested in interfaith dialogue.

Muslim high school graduates, students and doctoral candidates can apply. Non-Muslims can also be accepted for funding if they are particularly committed to dialogue with Islam or have a specific connection to Islam in their course of study.

Information on how to apply can be found on our website at www.avicenna-studienwerk.de 

Cusanuswerk

The Bischöfliche Studienförderung Cusanunswerk is the scholarship organisation of the Catholic Church in Germany. The task of the Cusanuswerk is to provide idealistic and material support for particularly talented Catholic German students of all disciplines at universities of science, art and music. Funding is provided for all degree programmes from the 2nd semester to the 1st professional examination. Scholarship holders undertake to actively participate in the educational work of the Cusanuswerk (holiday academies, student council conferences, graduate conferences, general meetings). Above-average intellectual and academic talent is required. Admission to the selection procedure is based on the recommendation of a university lecturer or student pastor. Self-applications are also possible. The maximum funding amount is €744 plus a flat-rate tuition fee of €300.

Contact address:
Cusanuswerk Bischöfliche Studienförderung
Baumschulallee 5, 53115 Bonn
Tel.: (0228) 98 38 40
www.cusanuswerk.de

Ernst Ludwig Ehrlich Studienwerk

ELES supports particularly talented Jewish students and doctoral candidates with German citizenship, citizenship of an EU member state or the status of a Bildungsinländer within the meaning of §8 BAföG for their education at state and state-recognised higher education institutions, i.e. universities, universities of applied sciences and colleges of art and music in Germany, the European Union and Switzerland, in accordance with the guidelines of the BMBF. Applications from non-Jewish students are possible.

This funding is based on the commitment and self-development opportunities of our scholarship holders.

The support provided by the Ernst Ludwig Ehrlich Studienwerk consists of financial and non-material support for its scholarship holders.

The financial support consists of a monthly scholarship and a monthly lump sum for study costs or a lump sum for research costs. Family and childcare allowances can also be granted. The scholarships do not have to be repaid.


Contact information:
Postfach 210320 · 10503 Berlin
Tel.: Telefon (030) 3199 8170-0
Email: info@no-spam.eles-studienwerk.de
http://www.eles-studienwerk.de/index.php?id=7

Evangelisches Studienwerk

Evangelisches Studienwerk

The Evangelisches Studienwerk supports talented Protestant German students at academic universities with study programmes lasting more than six semesters. Prerequisites are above-average performance and demonstrable commitment to the church and society. Applicants must submit their own application with an expert opinion and take part in a two-stage selection procedure. The application deadline is 1 March and 1 September of each year. Depending on financial circumstances, the monthly scholarship amounts to up to €744 plus a flat-rate study allowance of €300.

Contact information:
Evangelisches Studienwerk e.V.
Haus Villigst, Iserlohner Straße 25, 58239 Schwerte
Tel.: 02304 755196
www.evstudienwerk.de

Contact person in the hmt:

Herr Prof. Dr. Dr. Benjamin Lang
benjamin.langhmt-rostockde

Herr Prof. Dr. Matthias Dreyer
matthias.dreyerhmt-rostockde

Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung e.V.

The Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung supports academically qualified students of good character and socio-political responsibility in all study programmes. Scholarship holders are expected to complete their studies successfully and within a reasonable period of time. Continuous proof of performance is required. Scholarship holders currently receive up to €744 per month plus €300 for study costs. Depending on the applicant's situation, a contribution of up to €71 towards health insurance and up to €15 towards long-term care insurance is also paid. Scholarship holders with children can receive a family allowance of €155 per month.

Contact information:
Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung e.V. Abt. Studienförderung
Godesberger Allee 149, 53175 Bonn
Tel.: 0228 8830
www.fes.de

Friedrich-Naumann-Stiftung

The Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom awards study and doctoral scholarships to German and foreign students and doctoral candidates.

The decisive factors for admission to the scholarship programme are high academic, subject-specific talent, character qualities with the willingness to take on responsibility, as well as political and social commitment based on a liberal attitude.

The Foundation organises an application procedure twice a year. The application deadlines are 30 April and 31 October. Applications must be submitted online. The application portal opens approx. 4 weeks before the respective application deadline. After successful pre-selection, applicants are invited to a selection interview. The selection meetings take place twice a year, usually at the end of February/beginning of March and end of August/beginning of September at the Theodor Heuss Academy in Gummersbach.

Contact information:

Friedrich-Naumann-Stiftung für die Freiheit
Karl-Marx-Straße 2
14482 Potsdam
Telefon: 030 22012634
Telefax: 030 69088102
https://www.freiheit.org/

Allgemeine Informationen und Zugang zum Bewerbungsportal: https://www.freiheit.org/bewerbung

FAQ: https://www.freiheit.org/haeufig-gestellte-fragen-faq

Hanns-Seidel-Stiftung e.V.

The Hanns Seidel Foundation provides non-material and financial support to highly talented students who are also committed to social policy, so that they can play a critical and constructive role in shaping the constitutional and social state within the framework of the free and democratic basic order. German students of all disciplines who are enrolled as regular students at a university of applied sciences or a university of fine arts and music are eligible to apply. As a rule, applicants who are enrolled for a second degree programme or are older than 32 years of age are not eligible to apply. The forms required for the application can be requested from the Hanns-Seidel-Foundation's Student Support Centre. Application deadlines for students at academic universities are 31st May and 30th November.

Contact information:
Hanns-Seidel-Stiftung e.V. - Studienförderung
Postfach 190846, Lazarettstraße 33, 80636 München
Tel.: 089 12580
www.hss.de

Hans-Böckler-Stiftung

Who is it for?
Students at universities, universities of applied sciences or (specialised) high school graduates on the second educational path who are committed to trade union, socio-political and social issues and have very good to good grades.

Application procedure:

  • Application portal

Application deadline:

  • Scholarship for studies and the Abitur on the second educational path - 01 August
  • Doctoral scholarship - 15 October

Further information  Hans Böckler Stiftung

Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung

The Heinrich Böll Foundation is the green political foundation and supports students and doctoral candidates from all disciplines and types of university in Germany and abroad who are in favour of the goals of the green project. It is committed to the idea of sustainability, advocates equal opportunities and sees itself as a study and doctoral programme that contributes to the promotion of democracy. 

Students (even before starting their studies) and doctoral candidates apply directly to the foundation. Students on bachelor's, state examination or diploma degree programmes can apply up to the third semester (in their first degree). 

International students who have obtained their higher education entrance qualification outside Germany and already have a first degree can apply for funding for a Master's programme in Germany; proof of a first degree is a prerequisite for this.  

Funding is available in particular (but not exclusively) for

  • People with a history of migration 
  • women
  • Students from non-academic backgrounds
  • Students from STEM subjects (especially with a focus on the environment, ecology, etc.), economics and law, arts and journalism (see also the "Media diversity, different" study scholarship programme) 
  • Students from universities of applied sciences

And in the international funding programme:

Students and doctoral candidates from Central and Eastern Europe, EU neighbouring countries/CIS, the Near and Middle East, North Africa, transition and emerging countries as well as conflict regions worldwide

Criteria for admission to the programme are:

  • Outstanding performance at school and university
  • Social commitment and political interest
  • Personality profile and special skills such as creativity, self-reflection, intercultural competence and gender sensitivity, goal-orientation
  • Support for the goals of the Heinrich Böll Foundation

Contact information:
Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung
Schumannstraße 8, 10117 Berlin
Tel.: 030 28534 400, Fax.: 030 28534 109
www.boell.de

Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung e.V.

The Konrad Adenauer Foundation aims to enable students of above-average ability to study and prepare them for positions in public life, academia, business and international organisations. German and foreign students, who should not be older than 32 years, are supported. The scholarship holders undertake to take part in holiday academies and to achieve above-average academic performance. The amount of the scholarship depends on the financial situation. Application deadlines are 15 January for admission to the summer semester and 15 July for admission to the winter semester. A letter of recommendation from a university lecturer assessing the applicant's academic qualifications and a further letter of recommendation assessing the applicant's personal suitability must be submitted.

Contact information:
Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung e.V. Institut für Begabtenförderung
Rathausallee 12, 53757 St. Augustin
Tel.: 02241 2460
www.kas.de

Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung

Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung

The Rosa Luxemburg Foundation sees itself as part of the basic intellectual current of democratic socialism. It was recognised in 1992 by the Party of Democratic Socialism (PDS) - now the Left Party - as a party-affiliated, nationwide foundation.

The aim of the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation is to contribute to the democratisation of political decision-making, to social justice and solidarity and to overcoming patriarchal, ethnic and national oppression through political education.

Contact information:
Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung Studienwerk
Franz-Mehring-Platz 1, 10243 Berlin
Telefon: 030 44310-223
www.rosalux.de

Stiftung der Deutschen Wirtschaft

The Klaus Murmann Foundation for German Business (sdw) supports high-achieving students and doctoral candidates from all disciplines who are characterised by public spirit and entrepreneurship. A special support programme - the Studienkolleg - is aimed at student teachers. The foundation's homepage provides information on the funding conditions. Scholarships and book allowances currently amount to up to €897 per month for students and up to €1150 per month for doctoral students.

Contact information:
Stiftung der Deutschen Wirtschaft (sdw) gGmbH
im Haus der Deutschen Wirtschaft
Breite Str. 29, 10178 Berlin
Tel.: 030 20331540
www.sdw.org

Studienstiftung des Deutschen Volkes

For whom?   First-year students (not for second or postgraduate studies)

Funding period: entire period of study (including Master's programme)

Application procedure:

  • Students must be nominated by university lecturers
  • Internal university selection procedure decides on the invitation to the selection procedure at the Studienstiftung

Contact person in the hmt:
Herr Prof. Matthias Kirschnereit
matthias.kirschnereithmt-rostockde
Raum S1 12

Weitere Informationen unter: 
Studienstiftung des deutschen Volkes


Other scholarship providers

Oscar und Vera Ritter-Stiftung

For whom?
Talented prospective students in the fields of music and composition who have been recognised by internationally recognised competitions, or highly talented early and junior students.

Application procedure:

  • Submission of an application portfolio
  • Subsequent selection by the board


Further information can be found at:

Oscar und Vera Ritter-Stiftung

Hans und Eugenia Jütting Stiftung

For whom?
Music students (classical and pop)

Application deadline: 31st October

Further information at:

Hans und Eugenia Jütting Stiftung

Wardwell-Stipendium

For whom? 
Young, highly talented Spanish musicians or musicologists with a good knowledge of German

Application procedure:   Direct application

Application deadline: 10th January

Special features: Before submitting the application, the student must contact a recognised music teacher or musicologist in Germany in order to reach a binding agreement on the possibility of study or academic supervision.

Further information can be found at:

Wardwell-Stipendium

Musikförderung Klaus Thimm

Funding for musical instruments, further musical training, music projects, etc.
Application deadline: 30 June

Musikförderung Klaus Thimm

Studienkompass

For whom?
Pupils who are the first in their family to take up a course of study and are no more than 20 years old.

Eligibility period: 
Last two school years and the first year at university

Application procedure:

  • Registration in the applicant portal including a letter of assessment from a teacher
  • If application is successful: selection test

Studienkompass

Aufstiegsstipendium

For whom? 
For prospective students with vocational training

Prerequisites:

  • Completed vocational training + 2 years of professional experience
  • Proven special performance in training and profession
  • No university degree or 2nd semester not yet completed

Application procedure:

  1. Online application
  2. Competence check
  3. Selection interview

Aufstiegsstipendium