On the following pages, we provide information on the most important ways to finance your education. For more detailed information, visit the website of the Studierendenwerks Thüringen or contact the responsible representative in Weimar.
Furthermore, you'll find a list of all scholarships that are currently awarded directly at the Bauhaus-Universität Weimar to our students, graduates, doctoral candidates and postdoctoral researchers.
The calls for the funding year 2023/24 have ended for most of the scholarships on January 31, 2023.
The next calls are in preparation and are expected to start in autumn 2023 for scholarships starting in April 2024. The application deadline is expected to be 31 January 2024.
Students can also receive financial assistance in the form of scholarships. Scholarships are awarded to students in recognition of outstanding academic achievement or extraordinary social commitment. Students at the Bauhaus-Universität Weimar can apply for the following scholarships annually - we look forward to receiving your application!
Scholarships for Students
For your studies abroad: International Office
For starting your own business: Startup Hub neudeli
Scholarships for Graduates, Ph.D. and postdoc candidates
You can check further opportunities on scholarship databases or at StipendiumPlus, the online overview about the 13 organizations for the promotion of young talent (Begabtenförderungsorganisationen) under the umbrella of the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF).
A part-time job can be a good way to finance your studies. Many students seek employment as student assistants in their departments and in the central university facilities. Be sure to check the job openings which are regularly posted by the university.
You can also find other job openings on the job portal operated by the Careers Service and at the Studierendenwerk Thüringen. As a student, you are allowed to earn as much as you wish. However, there are some income restrictions which apply to eligibility requirements for social benefits and financial aid, e.g. BAföG or children’s allowance. Please bear in mind, however, that excessive hours or long commutes to work may significantly prolong your studies or negatively influence your academic performance.
International students are only permitted to work in Germany with a work permit. The work permit allows you to work 120 full days (1 day = 8 hours), which can be spread out over 240 half-days (1/2 day = 4 hours). This allows you to work during semester breaks. You should also keep in mind that if you earn more than 450 Euro a month, you will be subject to higher health insurance premiums.
You should also keep in mind that a job not related to your field of study can have a significant effect on the duration of your studies and cost additional time and energy. It is advisable to find a part-time job in your field, which offers practical experience for you and your subsequent transition to a
career.
You can also secure financing through educational loans and grants. There is now a relatively large selection of grants and loans which offer students exceptionally favourable conditions. The requirements and conditions of eligibility vary to such an extent that we recommend personal consultation in advance.
For contact data and more information, please visit the website of the Studierendenwerks Thüringen.
Impressions of the ceremony on a hot Saturday during summaery (photos: Thomas Müller)
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