Deadlines for this scholarship
An award closing is only the first of the dates that matter. After it there is the deposit that keeps your place, the unconditional offer the funder wants to see before it pays, and a last day to arrive and register. Where the funder publishes none of these, the row says so — a blank is what the official page actually says, not something we have left out.
| Stage | Date | Standing |
|---|---|---|
| Apply to the scheme by Act on this one | 15 Jul 2027 | Still open |
Who can apply
Non-EU Bachelor's (from 2nd semester)/Master's/doctoral candidates from KAS partner countries; German B2 required - Pakistan/India/Bangladesh apply through the relevant KAS country office.
What the award is
The Konrad Adenauer Foundation is a publicly funded political foundation whose international programme supports Bachelor's/master's students (EUR 992 per month) and doctoral candidates (EUR 1,400 per month) from non-EU countries at German state universities. Applicants living in their home region apply through the relevant KAS country office; the KAS page requires very good German (B2 level) for the study line. The published closing date is '15 July (12 o'clock noon)' of each year, so the next round closes 15 July 2027. Official source: https://www2.daad.de/deutschland/stipendium/datenbank/en/21148-scholarship-database/?detail=10000108 (checked 29 October 2026).Where these dates came from
KAS recruits home-region international applicants through its own country offices/application portal, and each country office sets its own closing date; the only fixed date the KAS page prints (15 July, 12:00 noon CET, annually) is the domestic German selection procedure, not the home-country round (https://www.kas.de/en/web/begabtenfoerderung-und-kultur/international-talent-development, checked 30 October 2026). With no published scheme-wide deadline for these applicants, application_deadline is left blank; no tuition/CAS/enrolment date is stated.
Deadlines move. Always confirm on the funder's own page before you book anything — the link above is where we read it.
