
For students from non-EU countries
Flywire is the State-of-the-Art payment solution for students from non EU-Countries. We want to make it as easy and quick as we could - flywire as a platform enables our university to optimize the payment experience for you.
Flywire
Every year, our SRH University of Applied Sciences in NRW awards several scholarships to students.
The ALLSTAY Scholarship supports our students with above-average performance with 300 Euros per month until the end of their standard period of study*. Half of the grant is paid by the federal government and the other half by a private donor. The ALLSTAY Scholarship is awarded each winter semester and is paid retroactively to the start of the studies.
*The sponsor must pay the grant for at least one year. Thereafter, it may withdraw from the sponsorship if the scholarship holder's performance is not adequate.
Application requirements:
The Scholarship Programme Act specifies the further criteria for funding as follows:
This is what you should do to apply for the ALLSTAY Scholarship:
To apply, please send the following documents in a PDF file by email to Marketing.HSNRW@srh.de with the subject "Allstay Scholarship"
The application deadline is 31.10.2023. The grant will be paid retroactively to the start of the studies.
After the application deadline has ended, the university will inform you whether or not you are invited to a selection interview. A special committee will then select students for the scholarship based on the selection interviews and applications. The final decision is made after an internal review process which may take some time.
You can also apply for a scholarship outside of SRH University. There are numerous scholarship programmes and it is definitely worth a try!
In most cases, a letter of motivation and a CV are sufficient for your application. It's best to apply early and right at the beginning of your studies. Criteria are usually the following: Commitment, political activities, academic success, family background, sporting success.
We can recommend the following scholarships:
You can also find more different scholarships at www.e-fellows.net.
You can work a part-time job or a holiday job alongside your studies. If you work a maximum of 20 hours per week alongside your studies, your student status is maintained (other regulations apply at weekends and in the evenings) and you are exempt from health, nursing care and unemployment insurance. For pension insurance, however, you are only exempt from insurance if you have a mini-job of up to 450 Euros per month or a short-term job.
Basically, you can distinguish between a part-time job during your studies and a working student job. With a working student job, you can work in a company or as a student assistant at a university. The working student privilege allows you to work up to 20 hours per week without having to pay working student health and nursing care insurance.
You can find relevant jobs here:
You are also welcome to call our general student advisory service at +49 2381 9291121 or email us at studyinnrw@srh.de.
With its study fund, Deutsche Bildung also supports EU citizens who would like to come to Germany to study at a state-recognized university. Interested parties can now apply for student funding at www.deutsche-bildung.de/study-in-germany.
Study now Sustainability and Circular Economy Management M.A. in english!