How to Apply: University of Heidelberg Hans-Peter Wild Scholarship 2023 / 2024

Additional Information & Application Method

The application must be submitted in electronic form. During the application period, the corresponding online application form can be accessed via a link on this page. The application is initially for a funding period of two semesters.

Please note the following steps when applying:

1. Registration for the online application portal during the application period.
2. Fill in the online application, upload the required documents and submit it by the end of the application period.

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WE NEED THESE DOCUMENTS FROM YOU

The application must be submitted in electronic form via the online application portal.

Documents for Bachelor’s programme applicants

1. Curriculum vitae in table form
2. Letter of motivation (part of the application form)
3. Certificate of university-entrance qualification, foreign certificates require the original certificate (indicating the final grade) as well as an official translation in German or English and if available, an official conversion to the German grading system.
4. Supporting MINT-related documentation on prizes and awards, voluntarily completed internships, vocational training in a MINT field, participation in working groups, seminars, pupils‘ academies or a pupils‘ study programme if they should be taken into account in the selection procedure
5. Two recommendation letters from professionals in the MINT field. These can be, for example: teachers, lecturers, associate professors, research group leaders, academic staff, lecturers within the framework of a pupils‘ study programme or pupils‘ academy lasting several weeks
6. Notification of admission (if available)

Documents for Master’s programme applicants

1. Curriculum vitae in table form
2. Letter of motivation (part of the application form)
3. First university diploma is relevant for a Master‘s degree including the final grade. If this is not available by the end of the application period, a certificate of the current date of the university confirming the academic achievements so far (with an average grade). Foreign documents require the original certificate (indicating the final/average grade) as well as an official translation in German or English and if available, an official conversion to the German grading system.
4. Supporting MINT-related documentation on prizes and awards, voluntarily completed internships, vocational training in a MINT field, conferences, presentations and poster presentations given, (co-) publications
5. Two recommendation letters from professionals in the MINT field. These can be, for example: teachers, lecturers, associate professors, research group leaders, academic staff, lecturers within the framework of a pupils‘ study programme or pupils‘ academy lasting several weeks
6. Notification of admission (if available)

Interested and eligible applicants for the Scholarships should:

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