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To support Ukrainian students wishing to start or continue their studies, SRH University Heidelberg is announcing four full scholarships.
Continuity and perspective – that is what people from Ukraine are completely lacking at present. To improve the future prospects of students from the war zone, SRH University Heidelberg has set up a comprehensive scholarship offer: those interested in pursuing a Bachelor’s, Master’s or MBA programme can apply now at www.srh-hochschule-heidelberg.de/ukraine/en. The website also provides information on additional support services offered by the university.
“Our university community not only teaches and learns – we also shape the future together,” remarked Professor Dr. Carsten Diener, President of SRH University Heidelberg. As soon as the war broke out, students worked hard to support refugees, organising fundraising campaigns and accommodation. “The awarding of scholarships to prospective students from Ukraine is another immediate building block that shows the importance we attach to community and solidarity. Not only the scholarship holders, but also all other students benefit from the international atmosphere at our university,” stated Diener.
The requirements for applying for a scholarship are:
- Ukrainian nationality
- English B2 or German C1 language skills (depending on the study programme)
- An excellent average grade in your previous school-leaving certificate or university degree
- Letter of motivation
- Admission to study at SRH University Heidelberg (preadmission letter)
Career changers are also welcome. The full scholarship covers all tuition fees for the standard duration of studies.
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