Is it hard to get into Fulda University of Applied Sciences?

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The acceptance rate at Fulda University of Applied Sciences is around 50%-70% as per various sources. This suggests that the university can be moderately selective during the admission process.

Out of nearly 9,600 students, over 3,000 international students study at Fulda University of Applied Scienc

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Fulda University of Applied Sciences offer a number of on-campus recreation spaces and hang-out spots, such as:

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Below is the application process for scholarships avilable at Fulda University of Applied Sciences:

ScholarshipApplication Process
Deutschlandstipendium

To register, students must create an account on the relevant Fulda University of Applied Sciences application portal and submit an online form.

The application must include:

  • Academic transcripts
  • Letter of Motivation
PROMOS Scholarships

Eligible students must submit an online application form along with:

  • Letter of Motivation and CV
  • Academic transcripts (minimum GPA of 2.0)
  • A report from a professor
  • Proof of language proficiency (minimum TOEFL iBT score of 79, TOEFL ITP score of 550 conducted by the university's Language Centre, or a B1 certificate for other languages)
QSL Scholarships
  • For a study visit: Eligible students must submit the official application form from the university website, their current grades or final transcripts from their first-degree program, a Learning Agreement, and a certificate of study signed by their faculty at Fulda University of Applied Sciences.
  • For an internship: Students must submit the application form along with the required transcripts, an internship contract, a certificate of enrollment, and departmental certificates of recognition.

The scholarships available for Indian students at Fulda University of Applied Sciences are:

  • Deutschlandstipendium
  • PROMOS Scholarships
  • QSL Scholarships

The given table outlines the basic information about these scholarships:

Name of the ScholarshipBasic Information
DeutschlandstipendiumThis merit-based scholarship lasts for 1 year and provides eligible students with 300 Euros (approx. INR 32K) per month.
PROMOS ScholarshipsThe PROMOS Scholarship supports students spending a semester at a non-European partner university of Fulda University of Applied Sciences. The country-specific funding covers the travel allowance and monthly partial scholarship rate.
QSL Scholarships

The QSL Scholarship at Fulda University provides financial support for students completing a study programme or an internship outside of Europe for a minimum duration of two months.

Below is the application process for Fulda University of Applied Sciences:

  • Register for the My assist website.
  • Submit your application and upload all required documents. Kindly note that a fee of EUR 75 (INR 8 K) is charged as a handling fee.
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