Bauhaus Scholarships for Students

Scholarships are awarded to especially talented students of the Bauhaus-Universität Weimar (2nd semester or higher in bachelor’s, master’s, Diplom, state examination programmes) who have demonstrated above-average academic performance at the Bauhaus-Universität Weimar.  

Candidates must be enrolled in a course of study at the Bauhaus-Universität Weimar.

In addition to excellent academic performance, the awards commission also considers the following criteria:

• Interdisciplinarity of the candidate’s academic career and interests
• Identification with the Bauhaus-Universität Weimar (sustainable and demonstrable commitment to the university, e.g. in committees and initiatives, as a tutor)
• social aspects

Social aspects, biographical hurdles and the individual potential of students in their current life situation can be taken into account.

Bauhaus Scholarships for students may not be awarded to candidates who are already receiving public funding, for example, through a DAAD scholarship. Exceptions are defined in the scholarship regulations (see MdU 58/2019)

Scholarship holders are only allowed to work in a part-time job according to the relevant regulations of the Bauhaus-Universität Weimar (MdU 30/2022, in German; may not exceed the respective applicable limit for "geringfügige Beschäftigungen/marginal employment)

The funding period of this 12-month scholarship format begins on 1 April.

Funding recipients are obliged to submit a final report.

The Scholarship Commission of the Bauhaus-Universität Weimar is expected to decide on the award of the scholarships in the beginning of March.
In addition to the award criteria of academic performance, voluntary work/commitment and interdisciplinarity, social aspects, biographical hurdles and the individual potential of students in their current life situation can be taken into account.

• Attempts to deceive by applicants will lead to immediate exclusion from the application process. A further application is not possible in this case.
• Decisions of the committee will not be justified towards the applicants due to the absolute confidentiality of the selection procedure.

The awarding is subject to the availability of funds in the respective funding year.

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Timon Rabczuk, Vice President for Projcts and Research
Chair of the Scholarship Commission of the Bauhaus-Universität Weimar

2016

• Theresa Elstner, Freie Kunst (Diplom) / Medieninformatik (Bachelor)
• Amr Kamel, Medienkunst / Mediengestaltung (Master)
• Susanne Kühlewindt, Umweltingenieurwissenschaften (Master)
• Benjamin Lindner, Architektur (Master)
• Philipp Rohde, Urbanistik (Master)
• Maximilian Schatz, Produktdesign (Bachelor)
• Anne Schultka, Medienmanagement, Information und Kommunikation (Master)

2015

• Tanja Agatz, Management [Bau, Immobilien, Infrastruktur] (Bachelor)
• Gregor Glauer, Produkt-Design (Bachelor)
• Paul-Vincent Mayr, Medienmanagement + Medienkunst/Mediengestaltung, (Master)
• Charlotte Niedenhoff, Urbanistik (Bachelor)          
• Hannah Niemand, Urbanistik (Bachelor)
• Rubab Paracha, Medienkunst/Mediengestaltung (Master)
• Phillip Weiland, Umweltingenieurwissenschaften (Master)

2014

• Felix Dondera, MediaArchitecture (Master) 
• Nora Gersie, Urbanistik (Bachelor)
• Igor Kavrakov, NHRSE (Master)
• Eric Jentzsch, Visuelle Kommunikation (Bachelor)
• Andreas Kamolz, Produkt-Design (Bachelor)
• Anne Heimerl, Kulturwissenschaftliche Medienforschung (Master)
• Sabina Kim, Medienkunst/Mediengestaltung (Master)

Bauhaus-Stipendien für MINT-Studentinnen

• Thulasi Ajith, Environmental Engineering and Management (Master)
• Simone Dehn, Umweltingenieurwissenschaften (Master)
• Ulrike Feldmann, Umweltingenieurwissenschaften (Master)
• Theresa Fitz, Umweltingenieurwissenschaften (Bachelor)
• Annika Fritsch, Umweltingenieurwissenschaften (Master)
• Ilona Hentsch, Bauingenieurwesen (Master)
• Lisa Köster, Umweltingenieurwissenschaften (Master)

2013

• Michael Protschky, Architektur (Master)
• Katharina Wittke, Architektur (Bachelor)
• Björn Debus, Bauingenieurwesen (Bachelor)
• Martina Milisavljevic, Kunsterziehung /LAK Doppelfach
• Ekkehard Knopke, Kulturwissenschaftliche Medienforschung (Master)
• Sandra Krebs, Visuelle Kulturen/Visuelle Kommunikation (Master)
• Simon Schneegans, Computer Science and Media (Master)

Bauhaus-Stipendien für MINT-Studentinnen:

• Anna Beyer, Computer Science and Media (Master)
• Lene Ganschow, Medieninformatik (Bachelor)
• Diana Rohmann, Management [Bau, Immobilien, Infrastruktur] (Bachelor)
• Josephine Schröder, Bauingenieurwesen (Bachelor) 

2012

• Mara Loth, Architektur (Bachelor)
• Martin Schmidt, Architektur (Master)
• Michel Elia Riechmann, Umweltingenieurwissenschaften (Bachelor)
• Christopher Taube, Bauingenieurwesen (Bachelor)
• Charlene Hahne, Freie Kunst (Diplom)
• Johannes Hetzold, Produktdesign (Bachelor)
• Alegra Kaczinski, Medienmanagement (Master)

Bauhaus-Stipendien für MINT-Studentinnen:

• Rebecca Stüken, Umweltingenieurwissenschaften (Master)
• Sandra Wolter, Umweltingenieurwissenschaften (Master)
• Christin Zacharias, Bauingenieurwesen (Bachelor)