β¨ Should I Apply for Go Styria Scholarship (University of Graz)?
Instant AI-powered application intelligence
72%
Eligibility Match
20%
Win Probability
7/10
Difficulty
7/10
Reward Score
30β45 hrs
Time Required
Competitive (Approximately 10-15%)
Competition
π Overview
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Award Amount
900 EUR per month
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Duration
4 to 9 months
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Deadline
October (Annual deadline for the following academic year)
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Fields
All fields of study offered at the University of Graz
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Awards/Year
Approximately 30-40 awards per year
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Study Country
Austria
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Provider
University of Graz (Karl-Franzens-UniversitΓ€t Graz) and the Province of Styria
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Acceptance
Varies by year and number of applicants
The Go Styria scholarship is a mobility program for students and researchers from South-Eastern Europe. It aims to support short-term research stays at the University of Graz to foster academic exchange and scientific cooperation within the Styrian region.
π₯ Who Should Apply
Must have completed at least 2 semesters of a Master's program or be a PhD/Post-Doc student. Applicants must be enrolled at an accredited university in the target region.
ποΈ Host University
University of Graz
π€ Sponsor
The State of Styria (Land Steiermark)
π Fields of Study
All fields of study offered at the University of Graz
β¨ Key Benefits
Recipients receive a monthly stipend of 900 EUR and a tuition fee waiver at the University of Graz for the duration of their research stay.
π― Target Students
International students from South-Eastern Europe
π· Tags
AustriaGrazMaster ScholarshipPhD ScholarshipResearch GrantSE Europe
π Statistics & Competitiveness
Check official website for annual report
Applicants Last Year
Varies (Average 35)
Winners
Varies by year and number of applicants
Acceptance Rate
Competitive (Approximately 10-15%)
Competition Level
Win Probability
20%
Match Score
72%
Competition
75%
πΈ Funding Breakdown
Tuition
Yes
Living Stipend
900 EUR per month
Total Award
900 EUR per month
βοΈ Travel: Noπ Accommodation: No (Paid by the student using the stipend)π Health Insurance: No (Mandatory insurance must be paid by the student)π Renewable: Noπ³ App Fee: Free
π Tuition Coverage
Yes
π Living Stipend
900 EUR per month
π‘ Accommodation
No (Paid by the student using the stipend)
βοΈ Travel Allowance
No
π Health Insurance
No (Mandatory insurance must be paid by the student)
π Other Benefits
Administrative support, networking opportunities, and access to university research facilities.
π Renewable
No
β Eligibility Requirements
π Eligible Nationalities
Students currently enrolled in a degree program in South-Eastern Europe (Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Albania, Kosovo) or other target regions.
π Academic Level
Master, PhD, Post-Doc
π Minimum GPA
Equivalent to 'Excellent' or 'Good' in the Austrian grading system
π£οΈ English Requirement
B2/C1 in English or German depending on the research project requirements
π Age Limit
Master students: under 30; PhD students: under 35; Post-Docs: under 40
πΌ Work Experience
Not required
π Leadership
Not required but considered an asset
π° Financial Need
Not the primary selection criterion
π― Target Students
International students from South-Eastern Europe
π Application Requirements
Essay / SOP
Yes (Research Proposal and Motivation Letter)
Rec Letters
Yes (Two letters of recommendation from academic supervisors)
Interview
No (Selection is primarily document-based)
Application Fee
Free
Documents Required
Academic Transcripts
Passport / National ID
Yes (Two letters of recommendation from academic supervisors) Recommendation Letters
CV / Resume
Personal Statement / Essays
B2/C1 in English or German depending on the research project requirements
Interview: No (Selection is primarily document-based)
Min GPA: Equivalent to 'Excellent' or 'Good' in the Austrian grading system
π Application Process
It is critical to find a supervisor at the University of Graz who agrees to oversee your research before submitting your application.
π‘ Insider Tip: Ensure your research proposal is highly specific and explains why the University of Graz is the only place suitable for your project.
πΊοΈ Application Roadmap
1
Research eligibility and gather requirements
Start Early
2
Collect all required documents
Start Early
3
Request recommendation letters early
4
Write compelling essays and personal statement
β High Risk Stage
5
Submit complete application before deadline
6
Await shortlisting and attend interview if required
β High Risk Stage
π Key Dates & Timeline
π Opens
July / August
β° Deadline
October (Annual deadline for the following academic year)
π€ Interview
No (Selection is primarily document-based)
π Study Starts
October (Winter Semester) or February (Summer Semester)
July / August
Applications Open
Gather documents and begin essays
October (Annual deadline for the following academic year)
Application Deadline
Submit complete application β no late entries
No (Selection is primarily document-based)
Shortlisting & Interview
Selected candidates invited for interview
After results
Award Announced
Successful applicants notified
October (Winter Semester) or February (Summer Semester)
Studies Begin
Commence degree at host institution
βοΈ Selection Process
π Selection Criteria
Academic excellence, quality of the research proposal, and the support of a Graz-based academic supervisor.
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Must have completed at least 2 semesters of a Master's program or be a PhD/Post-Doc student. Applicants must be enrolled at an accredited university in the target region.
This scholarship covers: Recipients receive a monthly stipend of 900 EUR and a tuition fee waiver at the University of Graz for the duration of their research stay.. Coverage may vary β check the official website for exact details.
The deadline is October (Annual deadline for the following academic year). Always verify with the official website as dates may change annually.
Competition level: Competitive (Approximately 10-15%). Acceptance rate: Varies by year and number of applicants. Strong academic record and clear motivation are essential.
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Typically required: academic transcripts, passport, B2/C1 in English or German depending on the research project requirements, Yes (Two letters of recommendation from academic supervisors) recommendation letters, CV, personal statement/motivation letter. Check official website for the complete list.