BAföG
Students have the opportunity to apply for funding in accordance with the Federal Training Act (BAföG).
Scholarships and university prizes
Here we present a brief overview of the 13 gifted and talented organisations, which are divided into 4 categories.
University job market
The university job exchange is the career platform especially for young academics.
Part-time job exchange
Students can find advertisements for temporary, holiday and mini-jobs in the part-time job exchange.
Note
Jobs for starting a career, a dual study programme, a working student position or internships in Germany and abroad can be found in the university job exchange.
Social benefits
In certain situations, students are also entitled to state social benefits. Find out in which cases it is worth applying for housing benefits, for example.
Student loans
If you don't have enough money for your studies despite BAföG, working, parental support, etc., you can fall back on student loans. Unlike BAföG, student loans must be repaid in full and interest is usually charged.