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Financial Support for Dedicated University Students
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Studying with Momentum
For over ten years, the Frank Hirschvogel Foundation has supported students at universities and colleges through scholarships – with the aim of reducing financial pressure and easing the path into higher education.
This support creates space for academic engagement, personal growth and innovative ideas – and represents an investment in the future of young talent.
For over ten years, the Frank Hirschvogel Foundation has supported students at universities and colleges through scholarships – with the aim of reducing financial pressure and easing the path into higher education.
This support creates space for academic engagement, personal growth and innovative ideas – and represents an investment in the future of young talent.
The “Deutschlandstipendium”
Since the winter semester 2013/2014, the Frank Hirschvogel Stiftung has been one of the funding partners of the Deutschlandstipendium.
This nationwide programme supports students through joint funding from the federal government and private sponsors – each contributing half. Scholarship recipients receive €300 per month as a non-income-based grant for their studies.
Students can apply for a Deutschlandstipendium from the Frank Hirschvogel Stiftung at the following partner institutions:
- University of Applied Sciences Augsburg
- University of Applied Sciences Kempten
- University of Applied Sciences München
- University of Applied Sciences Schmalkalden
- Technical University Ilmenau
- Dortmund University | Institute of Forming Technology and Lightweight Components (Master of Manufacturing Technology)
The “Deutschlandstipendium” at a Glance
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This is the total amount the Frank Hirschvogel Foundation has invested in supporting university students so far.
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Students have received funding from the foundation to date.
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Four universities and two technical universities currently cooperate with the foundation as part of the Deutschlandstipendium programme.
