The DAAD funds

· one-year and short-term scholarships for individuals

· group programmes: study visits, university seminars

· the exchange of academics, guest lectureships, and the placement of Lektors for German language and German Studies at universities abroad

· project-linked academic co-operation between institutions of higher education in Germany and abroad

From the vast amount of applications, about 500 academics acting in an honorary capacity as members of the over 80 DAAD selection committees select the best candidates and projects for scholarships and funding according to academic criteria. Previous achievements in course work and research projects must be of a high academic standard in order to be eligible for funding.

The DAAD operates mainly on the basis of public funding provided by different ministries, principally by the Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

The AA

(Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs) mainly funds foreign scholarship holders as well as German academics and Lectors to undertake teaching assignments abroad.

The BMBF

(Federal Ministry of Education, Science, Research and Technology) primarily supports German undergraduates and postgraduates studying abroad, the bilateral exchange of academics, as well as special programmes for young German academics.

The BMZ

(Federal Ministry for Economic Co-operation) provides funds for the support of young academics in developing countries.

The EU Commission

EU funds are used to run the European mobility programmes.

The16 German Lander

cover the considerable costs of tuition for foreign scholarship holders admitted to German higher education free of charge.

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