PROMOS

Direkte Bewerbungen von Studierenden beim DAAD sind in diesem Programm nicht möglich. Interessierte Bewerber wenden sich bitte direkt an das International Office ihrer Hochschule.
https://www.daad.de/hochschulen/programme-weltweit/mobilitaet/promos/de/23661-promos-programm-zur-steigerung-der-mobilitaet-von-studierenden-deutscher-hochschulen/

Dr. Jost Henkel Stiftung

Professorengutachten
Einkommensnachweise
http://www.dr-jost-henkel-stiftung.de/de/faq/

Anke-Reese-Stipendium

Das Stipendium ist für Personen bis 35 gedacht, die Organisationen in Asien in Form von Praktika und Hospitationen dabei unterstützen wollen, gesellschaftliche Veränderungen für eine gerechte und zukunftsfähige Welt von morgen voranzubringen und diese Erfahrungen in Deutschland fruchtbar machen wollen.
http://www.asienhaus.de/stiftung-asienhaus/anke-reese-stipendium/

Auslandsbafög

Mindestdauer der Ausbildung 6 Monate
Ausfüllen mehrerer Dokumente, Nachweiserbringung über alle finanziellen Situationen (eigene und die der Erziehungsberechtigten)
https://www.bafög.de/de/auslandsfoerderung-384.php

IAESTE
(International Association for the Exchange of Students for Technical Experience)

Fachrichtungen Naturwissenschaften, Ingenieurwissenschaften, Land- und Forstwirtschaft
Gute Leistungen, Sprachkenntnisse und mind. im 2. Semester
https://www.daad.de/ausland/studieren/stipendium/de/70-stipendien-finden-und-bewerben/?status=1&target=18&subjectGrps=&daad=&q=&page=1&detail=10000359

Carlo-Schmid-Programm

Mindestens im 3. Semester
Notendurchschnitt: nicht schlechter als 2,5 und hervorragende Englischkenntnisse und Kenntnisse einer zweiten Fremdsprache
https://www.daad.de/ausland/studieren/stipendium/de/70-stipendien-finden-und-bewerben/?status=1&target=18&subjectGrps=&daad=&q=&page=1&detail=10000359

China-Stipendien-Programm
Alfried Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach-Stiftung – Studienstiftung

• Studierende aller Fächer (außer Hauptfach Sinologie, Kunst, Design, Musik und Film)
• exzellente Studienleistungen
• sprachliche Vorkenntnisse sind erwünscht, aber nicht Bedingung
• Teilnahme an einem dreiwöchigen Intensivkurs Chinesisch, der im August in Kooperation mit der Universität Trier durchgeführt wird.
https://www.studienstiftung.de/china/?view%5Bdetail%5D=1&cHash=dc5048e0d8d22c35874e4b9b7b6ffb4d

Horizont Stiftung

• Eine Darstellung Ihres bisherigen beruflichen Werdegangs.
• Eine Beschreibung der Vorstellung Ihres weiteren Werdegangs.
• Eine Beschreibung des Vorhabens, für das Sie Ihr Stipendium einsetzen würden. Eine Darstellung über den Zusammenhang dieses Vorhabens und Ihren beruflichen Zielen.
• Referenzen Ihres Ausbilders, Hochschullehrers etc.
• Eine Bestätigung, dass keine anderweitigen finanziellen Förderungen für den konkreten Anlass des Stipendiumszweckes empfangen werden. Arbeitsproben, falls vorhanden.
http://www.horizont-stiftung.de/

ASA-Programm

Arbeit gemeinsam mit einer/m Tandempartner/in aus Estland, Frankreich, Lettland, Polen, Ungarn, Slowenien, der Tschechischen Republik oder Slowakei im Rahmen von GLEN
Gute bis sehr gute Englisch- oder Französischsprachkenntnisse (je nach Seminargruppe, da die Seminare auf Französisch oder Englisch stattfinden)
Interesse an weiterführendem Engagement in Europa und bei GLEN.
https://asa.engagement-global.de/teilnahmevoraussetzungen.html

Critères d’éligibilité: étudiants boursiers à partir de l’échelon 0 ou bénéficiant d’une aide d’urgence annuelle (FNAU).

Durée du stage: 2 à 9 mois.

Montant de la bourse: 400€/mois.

Cumulable sous conditions.

Renseignez-vous auprès du Service International de votre établissement, en charge de l’attribution de cette bourse.

Plus d’info

The Fund for Education Abroad is committed to expanding access to study abroad by raising awareness of its benefits and by providing scholarship opportunities for U.S. undergraduate students. Preference is given to applicants from groups traditionally underrepresented in study abroad. For more information, please visit the FEA website: Fund for Education Abroad.

If you receive a Federal Pell Grant then you may be eligible for a scholarship of $2500-$5000 for your InternChina internship program. See the website for more details on eligibility and application: Gilman Scholarships.

The 100,000 Strong Foundation’s mission is to expand and diversify the number of Americans studying Mandarin and studying abroad in China. The goal is to bridge the gap between cultures, strengthen the US-China economic and strategic relationship, and enhance global stability. It is the 100,000 Strong Foundation’s mission to promote the expansion and diversification of Americans studying Mandarin and studying abroad in China. The goal is to bridge the gap between cultures, build stronger US-China ties, strengthen the bilateral economic and strategic relationship and enhance global stability.https://100kstrong.org/

The award component provided by the Chinese Ministry of EducationShort Description

A number of short-term non-degree-seeking awards are offered to Canadian academics, students and professionals who wish to study and/or do research in subject areas related to China at participating Chinese institutions. Scholarships are available for studies and research, for a combination of studies and language studies or for language studies only.

Who applies: Canadian students, researchers, faculty members and professionals

To be considered for a Canada-China Scholars’ Exchange Program an applicant must complete the following process.
1.    Application Step 1: Applicants must complete and submit the online application available on this site and upload the supporting documents as requested.
2.    Application Step 2: Applicants must complete and submit an online application from the China Scholarship Council website.
Late or incomplete submissions will not be considered.

https://www.scholarships-bourses.gc.ca/scholarships-bourses/can/ccsep-peucc.aspx?lang=eng

Short Description

The Irving K. Barber British Columbia Scholarship Society supports post-secondary education by providing scholarships for students attending public post-secondary institutions. The society was formed in 2004 and named after the late philanthropist Irving K. Barber in recognition of his long-standing commitment to supporting public education in B.C. The Victoria Foundation manages the society’s funds and administers its programs.

To qualify for any of the International Scholarships, you must meet the following requirements:
•    you are a Canadian citizen or permanent resident (landed immigrant);
•    you are a British Columbia resident, defined as having lived at an address in the province for at least 12 months prior to the scholarship application deadline;
•    you are enrolled in an academic program at a public BC Post Secondary Institution leading to a credential that requires at least one year of full time study and have been accepted into an eligible study or work abroad program;
•    you have achieved an academic standing suitable to an overseas study/work program, as determined by your post-secondary institution;
•    you are able to demonstrate links between the study/work abroad experience you are pursuing and your education goals;
•    you have demonstrated some extracurricular involvement in your current educational institution and/or community;
•    you are not planning a study/work activity in a country from which you have immigrated within the past ten years;
•    you are able to begin your study term within twelve months of receiving notification of an award;
•    you plan to return to British Columbia after completing your studies abroad for further education and/or work.

https://www.bcscholarship.ca/web/international

–    Available to eligible students enrolled in a Commonwealth supported space who want to undertake an internship in Asia.
–    Student is required to be an undergraduate, to have completed at least 26 units of your degree and have at least 4.5 units remaining once you return.
–    The internship should ‘count towards the course requirements for the Australian course of study’ in which you are enrolled. If you are receiving ‘credit’, or if the internship is a mandatory component of your degree, then you should be eligible.
–    http://studyassist.gov.au/sites/studyassist/helppayingmyfees/os-help_overseas_study/pages/os-help-loans-and-study-overseas

–    Scholarship Program and Mobility Program.
–    Provides opportunities for Australian undergraduate students (18-28 years old) to undertake internships in participating Indo-Pacific locations.
–    One of the core aims of the New Colombo Plan is to ensure Australia’s undergraduates have the skills and work-based experiences to contribute to the country’s domestic and regional economy.
–    Undergraduate students interested in participating in a New Colombo Plan mobility project should contact their university’s international liaison office.
–    http://dfat.gov.au/people-to-people/new-colombo-plan/about/Pages/about.aspx

–    Providing opportunities for Australians to undertake study, research or professional development overseas.
–    As a scholarship or fellowship recipient, you will gain invaluable international experience in study, research or professional development.
–    Applications for the 2018 round of Endeavour Scholarships and Fellowships are expected to open in April 2017.
–    https://internationaleducation.gov.au/endeavour%20program/scholarships-and-fellowships/about/pages/default.aspx

–     The Prime Minister’s Scholarship for Asia (PMSA) is a programme funded by the NZ government and administered by Education New Zealand aiming to strengthen New Zealand’s ties within the region and improve the internationalisation and cultural understanding of New Zealand citizens.
–    Funding includes brokerage fees of internship providers, up to NZ$2,5000 for return economy class flights, contribution to living an accommodation costs, medical and travel insurance, visa fees (max. $200).
–    Applications close in March and September each year.
–    Visit Education New Zealand for More information

How to apply

Applications for individuals are now open for the March round of the Prime Minister’s Scholarship for Asia. Please visit the online scholarship portal to apply.

–     Churchill Fellowships assist New Zealanders to travel overseas, to learn from others and study topics that will help them to increase their contribution to the community, and advance their trade, industry, profession or business. Fellows return to New Zealand with inspiration, new networks, and knowledge that supports and develops their leadership skills within their field of interest.
–    Applicants are expected to meet not less than 20 per cent of the total estimated costs. The average fellowship is from $5000 to $7000.
–    A specific fellowship is awarded every two years to applicants wishing to travel to China.
–    http://www.communitymatters.govt.nz/Funding-and-grants—Trust-and-fellowship-grants—New-Zealand-Winston-Churchill-Memorial-Trust#China