BayBIDS Motivational International Scholarships in Germany

The objective of the Einstein Fellowship Program is to invite interested candidates to conduct research in a field different from their previous research. Fellows will stay in Garden Cottage of Einstein’s summerhouse in Caputh, Brandenburg. IELTS and TOEFL are not required. Below you will find more details about the Einstein Fellowship Requirements, benefits, and the application process.

Applicants must be under 35 years old.

Applicants must hold a university degree in humanities, social sciences, or natural sciences.

Your proposed project must be different from your previous research experience.

Simply demonstrate that your proposed project is different from your previous work (e.g., master’s thesis, published essays, books).

Financial Benefits

Return Airfare

Free Accommodation Einstein’s Summer House

Family members welcome (travel expenses not covered)

 The Objective of the HLF Forum is to bring together the brightest minds from Mathematics and Computer science or related fields to connect with other scientific experts and engage with some of the foremost stars of their fields. It’s a unique Fully Funded conference where young applicants get to interact with the recipients of the most prestigious awards in their fields.

Eligibility Criteria

The HLF Forum is open to all the Nationals.

Students of mathematics and computer science (or closely related fields) can apply.

Undergraduate/Pre-Master students pursuing a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree are eligible.

Those who are enrolled in a PhD program can also apply.

Postdoc: Earned a PhD within the past 5 years. This includes individuals working in the private sector or as Assistant Professors.

The OYW Summit 2025 is Taking Place from 3 – 6 November 2025. More than 2000+ Participants will be there from different countries and academic Fields. There is no application Fee and IELTS is not required. The One Young World Summit is the world’s largest and most influential gathering of young leaders. 

Objectives of the Roche Program

The Roche Scholarship is specifically for NHS young leaders who have shown a strong commitment to developing and implementing sustainable healthcare innovations. Examples may include:

Tackling the causes and effects of health inequalities.

Creating or implementing innovative methods of treatment or diagnosis to enhance the patient care pathway.

Reducing emissions or burdens on natural resources, such as through decarbonizing healthcare supply chains.

Criteria 

Financial statement of being able to bear the cost of living in UK and remaining tuition fee.

The Pakistani students must be at least provisionally admitted to any of the universities mentioned above at the time of application.

The Pakistani students must not have previously pursued the undergraduate course from Scotland.

The Pakistani students must have fulfilled the English language requirements of the course.

The Pakistani students needs to be the first time applicant.

The Pakistani students must be enrolled in a full time postgraduate course. 

The scholarship holders receive a place at the Freie Universität Berlin, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Berlin School of Economics and Law (HWR Berlin), or University of Potsdam. The study programme is limited to only 1 semester. An internship is an important part of the IES programme and is designed to provide international work experience and to develop personal and professional skills. As part of the IES programme, a minimum of 8 weeks of full-time internship should be completed.

Scholarship Value

They will receive monthly pocket money.

Health insurance costs will be reimbursed.

The costs for accommodation, enrolment, liability insurance, educational trips, social meetings, administration, welcome package, cultural events, international seminars, consulting and mentoring and workshops are covered by Copernicus Berlin.

Travel expenses will be paid by the participants themselves.

Upon acceptance into the Program, you are required to submit official transcripts, which are sent directly from your former college or university to WQU via postal mail or email. Official transcripts that are not in English will need to be evaluated by a member of NACES and submitted to the University for review.

Take the Quantitative Proficiency Test

Once you have created your account, you'll be prompted to take the Quantitative Proficiency Test to determine your mathematical and statistical proficiency as well as basic Python knowledge. It may take up to two hours and must be completed in one sitting, so make sure you have enough time before you begin. You must earn a minimum passing score of 75% to be eligible for admission.

If you fail the first attempt, you may retake the test after a waiting period of seven (7) days. If you do not pass the test on your second attempt, you are eligible to reapply to the Program following a waiting period of six (6) months from the date of your second attempt.