University of Stuttgart

Indeed, the University of Stuttgart offers full scholarships, in certain cases, to international students. The scholarships are financial aid provided with the objective of supporting students in their academic journey. This also helps in promoting internationalisation. However, students must note that the criteria, eligibility and the amount of financial aid and scholarships can vary from year to year. Hence, students are advised to check the university's official website or contact the international office for updated information. Additionally, there may be external scholarship opportunities available from organizations, foundations, and governments that support international students studying in Germany. It's advisable to research and explore such funding options specific to your country of origin or field of study.

The University of Stuttgart conducts its admission cycle under its winter and summer intake. Postgraduate programmes offered by the University of Stuttgart have course-specific deadlines for admissions. On the other hand, admission application deadlines for undergraduate courses are as follows: ( Table) The eligibility criteria differ greatly depending on the specific course you choose and the school where you want to apply. For undergraduate programs, most are taught in German, with only a limited number offered in English, making admission competitive. International students need to have completed 10+3 years of prior education to qualify for these programs.