Summary

The DAAD-BIDS Scholarships at Technische Universität Dresden present a remarkable funding opportunity for international students graduating from German schools abroad. This scholarship supports students in their transition to undergraduate studies in Germany with a monthly stipend of €450 over the academic year of October 2026 to September 2027.

  • 🎓 Scholarship Overview
    DAAD-BIDS Scholarships 2026 at TU Dresden fund international students from German schools abroad for undergraduate studies in Germany, offering €5,400 for the first academic year (€450/month).
  • 🌍 Target Group
    Graduates of German schools abroad (DAS/DSD/DPS) in Bulgaria, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, or the Czech Republic seeking direct entry into TU Dresden.
  • 🏛️ Host University
    Technische Universität Dresden (TU Dresden), a top-ranked technical university in Germany, offering world-class STEM programs and research infrastructure.
  • 💰 Scholarship Benefits
    • €450 monthly stipend for 12 months
    • Total first-year support: €5,400
    • Financial relief during the critical first year
    • Access to high-quality undergraduate education and career positioning
  • ✅ Eligibility Criteria
    • Graduation from a German-curriculum school abroad with university-entrance qualification (IB, GIB, Abitur, or equivalent)
    • Admission or application to TU Dresden undergraduate program (STEM preferred)
    • Minimum grade average of 2.5
    • Non-German citizens only
  • 📄 Required Documents
    • DAAD BIDS application form
    • Motivation letter
    • Secondary school diploma and transcripts
    • Proof of German language proficiency
    • TU Dresden admission/enrollment confirmation
  • ✉️ Application Submission
    Submit all documents as a single PDF (max 10 MB) via email to: stipendien.international@tu-dresden.de
  • ⏰ Deadlines
    • Application: 15 June 2026
    • School diploma/grades: 15 July 2026 (if not yet available)
    • TU Dresden enrollment confirmation: 31 August 2026
  • 📌 Key Notes
    Provides a seamless transition into German undergraduate education, especially for students from Eastern Europe, with strong financial and academic support.

Designation

DAAD BIDS Scholarship 2026/2027

Table

DetailsInformation
Host UniversityTechnische Universität Dresden (TU Dresden)
Host CountryGermany
Degree LevelUndergraduate (Bachelor’s, Diplom, State Examination)
Monthly Stipend€450
Total First-Year Award€5,400
Application Deadline15 June 2026

Research Area

STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) disciplines, though not limited to these fields.

Location

Technische Universität Dresden, Germany

Eligibility/Qualification

To qualify for the DAAD BIDS Scholarship 2026, applicants must meet the following criteria:

  • Hold a valid school-leaving qualification (IB, GIB, German Abitur, or equivalent).
  • Have applied for or secured admission to an undergraduate program at TU Dresden.
  • Achieve a minimum average grade of 2.5 in the final school-leaving qualification.
  • Must not hold German citizenship.

Job Description

This scholarship is designed to alleviate the financial burden during the first year of university studies, allowing students to focus on their academic pursuits at one of Germany’s leading technical universities.

How to Apply

Applicants should follow these steps to apply:

  1. Confirm eligibility based on school graduation criteria.
  2. Apply for admission to an undergraduate program at TU Dresden for the 2026/27 winter semester.
  3. Download and complete the official DAAD BIDS Scholarship application form.
  4. Write a motivation letter explaining the choice of TU Dresden and outlining academic and career goals.
  5. Gather all required documents: diploma, transcripts, proof of German language proficiency, and enrollment confirmation.
  6. Submit the complete application via email as a consolidated PDF to the TU Dresden International Office at stipendien.international@tu-dresden.de.

Last Date to Apply

15 June 2026

This scholarship creates a notable path for graduates of German schools abroad in Eastern Europe to pursue quality higher education in Germany without financial strain.