Förderungsstipendium at University of Klagenfurt 2026

Förderungsstipendium at the University of Klagenfurt 2026:

The Förderungsstipendium at the University of Klagenfurt provides financial support to students enrolled in regular degree programmes who are working on a Master’s thesis or dissertation. The scholarship is intended to support scientific work that involves above-average financial expenses and helps students cover eligible research and thesis-related costs.

Eligibility Criteria for the Förderungsstipendium at the University of Klagenfurt 2026:

• Applicant must be enrolled in a regular degree programme at the University of Klagenfurt.
• Applicant must be working on a Master’s thesis or dissertation that has not yet been completed.
• Applicant must demonstrate that the scientific work involves above-average financial costs.
• Applicant must provide a detailed breakdown of the expected costs associated with the project.
• Applicant must have the plausibility of the cost calculation confirmed by their supervisor.
• Applicant must disclose any funding applied for or received from other sources.

Application process for the Förderungsstipendium at the University of Klagenfurt 2026:

• Applicant must complete the application form for the Förderungsstipendium.
• Applicant must prepare the complete application documents, including a detailed breakdown of project costs and confirmation from the supervisor that the costs are plausible.
• Applicant must disclose any funding applied for or received from other sources.
• Applicant must submit the complete application electronically within the applicable application period.
• Applicant must submit the application before the relevant deadline, as late applications cannot be accepted.

Value of the Scholarship:

• The scholarship provides between €750 and €3,600.
• Eligible expenses may include:
  • Travel and accommodation expenses and congress fees for participation in subject-specific conferences or congresses.
  • Specialist literature and relevant journals/magazines that are not available through the University Library of Klagenfurt, interlibrary loan, or online resources.
  • Costs associated with empirical studies.
  • Travel and accommodation costs for research stays.
  • Travel expenses, including second-class train journeys, economy-class flights, and public transport costs incurred for research-related activities.

Notes:

• The scholarship is intended specifically to support scientific work for a Master’s thesis or dissertation involving above-average financial expenses.
• Funding from other sources must be disclosed as part of the application.
• The supervisor must confirm the plausibility of the proposed cost calculation.