Costs of studying
Foreign students must finance their studies in the Federal Republic of Germany themselves. This is mainly done through the financial support of their families
and/or through work and jobs during their studies. The Residence Act provides the framework of permitted activities here.
For up-to-date and binding information, please visit these websites:
DAAD - Information on part-time jobs
Scholarships
Some scholarships are also open to international students. The scholarship can consist of a smaller single amount or a longer-term payment. Often, it is not only
good academic performance that is important, but also voluntary commitment.
Here you will find an overview of various counselling services and databases.
- Scholarship advice in the Student Union
- DAAD Scholarship Database
- Funding opportunities from other organisations (foundations, churches, federal states ect.)
- Scholarships - Link collection on www.hs-koblenz.de
The University of Koblenz and Koblenz University of Applied Sciences do not have their own scholarship programmes for international students. Enrolled students are regularly informed about short-term scholarships or current funding programmes by their International Office.
The KOALAS project also awards a scholarship. You can find more information here.
Here are your contacts:
International Office (Koblenz University of Applied Sciences)
Social and Financial Counselling AStA HS Koblenz
Social and Financial Counselling AStA University of Koblenz
ESG and KHG
The ESG and KHG offer help regardless of denomination or religion.
Koblenz Protestant Student Community - ESG
Tel.: 0261-57365
E-mail :esg@uni-koblenz.de
Pastoral care, events, counselling
Catholic Student Community Koblenz - KHG
Tel.: 0261/36635
E-mail: info@khg-koblenz.de
Pastoral care, events, counselling
