- Country
- Germany
- Sponsoring organization
- German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD)
- Eligible nationalities
- Not confirmed on this site yet — check the official site.
- Eligible degree levels
- Master's, Doctoral (PhD), Research
- Eligible academic disciplines
- Programmes listed include public policy & good governance, development-related courses, architecture, fine art/design/film, music, performing arts, medicine (research within a PhD), agricultural economics/bioeconomy/rural development, and others.
- Funding details (as the official source describes)
- Not confirmed on this site yet — check the official site.
- Tuition fee coverage
- Not confirmed on this site yet — check the official site.
- Monthly stipend
- Not confirmed on this site yet — check the official site.
- Accommodation
- Not confirmed on this site yet — check the official site.
- Airfare
- Not confirmed on this site yet — check the official site.
- Medical insurance
- Not confirmed on this site yet — check the official site.
- Eligibility requirements
- Pakistan-specific DAAD programmes are listed by level (Master's, PhD, post-doc). Each has its own announcement and requirements; for medical doctors the page states the MBBS must be completed at the time of application.
- Minimum academic qualifications
- Not confirmed on this site yet — check the official site.
- Age requirements
- Not confirmed on this site yet — check the official site.
- Language requirements
- Not confirmed on this site yet — check the official site.
- Required documents
- Not confirmed on this site yet — check the official site.
- Application opening
- Not confirmed on this site yet — check the official site.
- Application closing
- The page gives typical deadlines: end of July (public policy), end of August (doctoral, research grants, medical doctors), end of September (architecture), start of October (music), end of October (performing arts), end of November (fine art/design/film). Confirm in the current announcement.
- Scholarship duration
- From the DAAD Pakistan page: Master's programmes 1–2 years (public policy, development-related) or 10–24 months (architecture, art, design, film, music, performing arts); doctoral programmes 3 years; research grants 2–12 months.
Information last checked against the official source on 1 November 2026.
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