Advance Your Career in Sub-Saharan Africa with DAAD In-Country/In-Region Scholarships



Unlock your potential and contribute to sustainable development in your community with the DAAD In-Country/In-Region Scholarships for Sub-Saharan Africa. Designed for ambitious graduates and postgraduates, this fully funded program enables you to pursue development-focused Master’s or PhD studies while preparing for impactful careers in teaching, research, or public service. ↚

 Advance Your Career in Sub-Saharan Africa with DAAD In-Country/In-Region Scholarships

Why Choose These Scholarships

The program strengthens higher education systems in Sub-Saharan Africa and develops academically trained professionals who can address pressing regional challenges. It primarily targets university staff while also supporting public sector personnel with advanced qualifications. Female applicants and candidates from less privileged regions are strongly encouraged to apply.

Eligible Candidates and Programs

Graduates and postgraduates from Sub-Saharan Africa
Master’s applicants must hold a first academic degree
PhD applicants must hold a Master’s degree
Studies can be undertaken in your home country (In-Country) or another Sub-Saharan African country (In-Region)
Master’s and PhD programs must be development-related

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Scholarship Benefits

Full tuition coverage for the selected program
Monthly scholarship for living expenses
Study and research allowance
Thesis publishing support
Funding duration up to two years for Master’s programs and up to three years for PhD programs

Who Can Apply

Graduates and postgraduates from Sub-Saharan Africa
Individuals planning careers in teaching, research, or public service
Applicants committed to sustainable development in their communities

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Application Procedure

Submit a complete application through the DAAD portal according to program deadlines
Follow the admission procedures of your chosen host institution
Ensure all required documents are submitted to be considered for both the scholarship and university admission

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