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And today we're going to talk about this
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one opportunity manheim scholarship at
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University of Manheim in Germany. So
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this is for bachelors. Now it says
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partial funding but uh we've talked
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about this before. A lot of Germany
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universities do not charge any tuition
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fees. So usually when it is uh partial
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funding it means kind of like it is kind
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of full funding because you don't have
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to pay any tuition fee anyway. So like
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scholarship cannot cover uh the tition
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fee. It's not the situation here because
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you have to pay about €3,000 for this
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one. Uh, usually a lot of German
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universities don't charge any tuition
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fees. You just have to pay like €300
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every uh, semester. Uh, this university
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is not like that. You have to pay
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€3,000. But again, this is extremely
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affordable compared to pretty much like
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any other country other than Europe.
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Even in Europe, there are some
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universities that are more expensive
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than this. Uh so yeah, this is about
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€3,000 every year. This scholarship also
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will give you a lot to cover your uh
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living costs. So basically to be able to
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study in this university, you'll need
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about €800 900 uh basically. That's how
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much they estimate. I looked it up.
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University of Manheim says you'll need
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like 8 to 900. You'll have to pay about
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€300 every month for tuition. So it'll
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be about like €1,200
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or something like that. And this
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scholarship covers at least some of
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that. Uh additional funding, it doesn't
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say much funding for one year. It says
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one year, but I'm pretty sure I remember
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it being like you can you can apply
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every year. Uh foundation grants
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scholarships for a maximum funding
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period of one year. If you have not yet
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finished your studies, once the funding
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period is over, you can reapply.
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Basically, it's a one-year scholarship,
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but you can apply every year like for
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four years. Let's say if even if it
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covers like €400 a month, right? Then
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you'll need just €800 a month to be able
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to go and study there. Doesn't look like
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much this scholarship, but I think it's
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kind of like a hidden gem in the sense
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that it will cover like more than just
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your tuition fees and you'll be able to
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go and study there. It might cover
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pretty much everything. By the way,
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there's no fixed maximum funding amount.
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Please indicate the amount of money that
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you will absolutely need each month. You
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can give a detailed list of your income
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and expenses in the online application.
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The difference between income and
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expenses will help you to estimate the
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desired amount of funding. It has the
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potential to cover a lot of your uh
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financial needs. Aean, do you want to
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add anything about this scholarship? you
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mentioned that at the beginning, but uh
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since universities are basically free in
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Germany, we have scholarships listed at
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partial funding, but what they do is
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just cover what what is over the full
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tuition that the universities already uh
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offer. The semesterers are just quite
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cheap. So you have to pay a semester fee
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of about €200 300 uh which is not much
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considering quality of education
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considering that it's uh one of the most
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developed countries in the world and
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just in comparison to other countries
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where tuition fees are no lower than
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10,000 maybe 15,000 per year. So it is a
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pretty good deal if you want to study uh
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in Europe. I think Germany is a top
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destination. I think that's that's
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basically it. We talk about German
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universities. I think uh if you're
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considering studying in Europe, Germany
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should be a priority.
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