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DAAD Zuse School of Embedded Composite Artificial Intelligence (SECAI): Scholarships for Master's students in AI

DAAD Zuse School of Embedded Composite Artificial Intelligence (SECAI)

This scholarship supports outstanding Master's students studying AI or a related field at TU Dresden or Leipzig University. It covers living expenses in Germany, with a monthly allowance of 934 EUR, and is awarded based on academic excellence, internationalisation, and diversity.

Who can apply

Highly qualified current or prospective Master's students at TU Dresden or Leipzig University with excellent Bachelor's results (GPA 1.7 or better in German system) and studies closely related to SECAI research areas.

Perks & benefits

Living expenses coverage
Monthly allowance

Key contacts

Herr Philipp Hanisch
Contact
[email protected] +49 351/46343506

Sources

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Funding

€934 – €934

Deadline

June 30, 2026

Opens

May 31, 2026

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Eligibility criteria

They currently are or soon will be students of TU Dresden or Leipzig University at Master level (it is possible to apply for the scholarship in parallel to applying for a Master's program; this requires two independent applications).
The content of their studies are closely related to the research areas of SECAI. This includes but is not limited to studies in the following programs: M.Sc. Computer Science (TUD), M.Sc. Computational Modeling and Simulation (TUD) in tracks Applied Artificial Intelligence and Computational Life Science, M.Sc. Data Science (UL), M.Sc. Nanoelectronic Systems (TUD), M.Sc. Bioinformatics (Bioinformatik, UL), M.Sc. Medical Informatics (Medizininformatik, UL).
All applicants must demonstrate an above-average academic track record, typically with a cumulative grade point average of 1.7 or better (after conversion to the German grading system). Exceptions may be made in case of adverse personal circumstances.