If you’re looking for a prestigious German scholarship specifically designed for international STEM students, the Hans‑Peter Wild Talent Scholarships at Heidelberg University provide an exceptional opportunity. These highly competitive and fully funded MINT scholarships are awarded every year at the start of the winter semester, offering a monthly stipend of €1,000 to support outstanding students enrolled in Mathematics, Computer Science, Natural Sciences, and Technology (MINT) fields at both Bachelor’s and Master’s levels.
Designed for promising young researchers, the programme allows recipients to concentrate entirely on innovative scientific work while benefiting from Heidelberg University’s state-of-the-art laboratories, global reputation, and expert academic mentorship.
Host Country
Germany
Deadline
15 August 2025 for the Winter Semester 2025/26 intake
Whether you’re just about to begin your first semester or waiting for your official admission confirmation, you are encouraged to apply. The goal is to foster the next generation of STEM leaders through comprehensive support that covers the full standard duration of your degree.
Please note: applying for the scholarship is separate from applying for university admission.
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Who Can Apply for a Hans‑Peter Wild Talent Scholarship?
You are eligible if you meet one of the following conditions:
- Bachelor’s Applicants: First-semester student in a MINT subject (at least 50% of the curriculum) who has not yet enrolled or completed studies at Heidelberg University.
- Master’s Applicants: First-semester student in a MINT subject (minimum 50% content), with no prior enrolment at Heidelberg.
Admission confirmation is not required at the time of application, but candidates must apply separately for their university programme.
Scholarship Benefits
- €1,000 monthly stipend
- Funding provided until the standard end of the degree programme
- Ability to focus entirely on academic and research work
- Access to cutting-edge research infrastructure and mentorship
Required Application Documents
- Motivation statement (submitted via the online form)
- Curriculum Vitae (in tabular format)
- Two recommendation letters from MINT experts (e.g. lecturers, research supervisors)
- Certificate of university-entrance qualification (Bachelor’s applicants)
- First degree certificate or interim transcript (Master’s applicants)
- Proof of MINT-related achievements (e.g. awards, conferences, publications, training)
- Admission letter (if already available)
- Foreign documents must include certified English or German translations and grade conversion to the German system
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How to Apply for Heidelberg University MINT Scholarships
Applicants must register on the official online portal before 15 August 2025. Complete all sections of the form, upload the required documents, and submit your application. Once submitted, changes cannot be made. You will receive an automatic confirmation email after successful submission.
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