Internal Scholarships

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Dr. Hermann Büttner und Frank Dupree 2016

 

 

University of Music Karlsruhe Internal Grants

The University of Music Karlsruhe has an internal system of funding opportunities, including full and partial scholarships, tuition fee grants and other financial support measures aimed at the entire international student body. These support equal opportunity for all students and the necessary freedom for personal development during studies.

Social criteria play a special role in awarding these scholarships: In particular, individual need, but also the financial situation of parents of students, are taken into account. This applies particularly to grants using funds from the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) and the Friends of the University of Music Karlsruhe.

Other grants are awarded primarily on an artistic basis. As a rule, each public invitation for grant requests is followed by a competition decided by a jury, usually assisted by external experts. Competitions usually conclude with an awards concert.

Another format is the so-called support scholarship, in which scholarship recipients undertake to become involved in mentoring other students.

14 Deutschlandstipendium

In the winter semester, the University of Music awards 14 scholarships as part of the Deutschlandstipendium to particularly talented and capable students enrolled on a Bachelor's or Master's degree programme.The application process is exclusively electronic.
→ Information and Application forms

Study grants of the Freundeskreis der Hochschule für Musik Karlsruhe e. V. and other supporters to German and Foreign students

Funds from the Friends of the Karlsruhe University of Music and other sponsors are used to award study grants to needy students of all subjects from the 2nd semester onwards.

The application takes place semester by semester and exclusively electronically.

If you are interested, please email stipendien@hfm.eu by 10 October/10 April of the year to access the drop folder.

Required application documents:

  •  Application form for study grants
  •  Letter of motivation (1 A4 page)
  •  Curriculum vitae in tabular form (1 A4 page)
  •  Certificate of enrolment
  •  For BaföG recipients: Letter of approval

 

Complete application materials for the
winter semester are due by October 15 of the year
and for the 
- summer semester by April 15 of the year.
to be submitted via the dropfolder.

Contact
Friederike Müller · Kati Reeb
Am Schloss Gottesaue 7
76131 Karlsruhe
E stipendien@hfm.eu

Incomplete applications not submitted by the deadline will not be considered for scholarship award.

You can download the form "Application for Study Support" here. It can also be filled out online.

Supervision scholarships from the DAAD (STIBET)
Scholarships from the Adler Büttner Foundation

Primarily for pianists

Contact

about the Fachgruppe Tasteninstrumente                             

The ADLER BÜTTNER FOUNDATION supports education at the Karlsruhe University of Music.

Scholarships from the Kulturfonds Baden e. V.

Priority for foreign students

Contact

Kulturfonds Baden e.V.,
BBBank Karlsruhe
Herrenstraße 2 – 10
76133 Karlsruhe

H http://www.kulturfonds-baden.de/

Scholarship from the International Lyceum Club Karlsruhe

Contact

Schlosshotel Karlsruhe
z. Hd. Internationaler Lyceumclub Karlsruhe e. V.
Bahnhofsplatz 2
76137 Karlsruhe

H https://www.lyceumclubkarlsruhe.de/kontakt/

Scholarship from the ZONTA Club Karlsruhe for female students

Zonta is a worldwide association of professional women in positions of responsibility who are committed to improving the lives of women in the legal, political, economic and professional spheres with the aim of promoting contacts between women and supporting women and girls locally and internationally with service projects.
One of the local projects is the annual awarding of a scholarship to a female student at the Karlsruhe University of Music. This involves a monthly sum of around €300.00.
The scholarship holder is selected from among the applicants by a three-member jury during a short interview.
The scholarship ends after 12 months or upon completion of studies at the Karlsruhe University of Music.

 

Contact

Zonta Club
Kreuzweg 4
75015 Bretten
E info@zonta-karlsruhe.de

H https://zonta-karlsruhe.de/node/7141

CONTRALTO scholarship for low female voices

Under the aegis of Professor Anneliese Fried, the Badisches Staatstheater and the Karlsruhe University of Music have agreed to collaborate on a project called CONTRALTO in 2022. The aim is the long-term promotion of low female voices in opera. The cooperation provides for a female singer currently studying for a master's or soloist's degree at the University of Music to receive a scholarship for up to two years with opportunities to perform at the Badisches Staatstheater. The singer will receive a contract as a beginner in the opera section.

Anneliese Fried is the initiator and financial supporter of this ten-year project, which begins in September 2022, and is thus giving something back to Karlsruhe and its up-and-coming singers: as a student from the very beginning, she began her studies at the Karlsruhe University of Music in the winter semester of 1971 and made her debut at the Baden State Theatre in the summer semester of 1976, made possible by the close links between the university's teaching staff at the time and the theatre.

Anneliese Fried supports CONTRALTO with an annual donation. She chairs the selection committee, which also includes a member of the head of the vocal department and the head of the opera department at the Karlsruhe University of Music, Nicole Braunger, opera director of the Badisches Staatstheater and Georg Fritzsch, general music director, in order to find a suitable candidate. All members of the selection committee are entitled to vote. The final decision on the selection is the responsibility of the artistic management of the Badisches Staatstheater.

The call for applications is published each year on the homepage of the Karlsruhe University of Music. Students (alto voice) of the Karlsruhe University of Music who have not yet reached the age of 32 and have not yet completed the penultimate semester of their standard period of study or who can provide proof of enrolment at the Karlsruhe University of Music at the beginning of the scholarship period can apply by 31 January.

Scholarship of the Brahms House Baden-Baden

Free stay for 4 weeks in March/April at the Brahmshaus Baden-Baden. It is expected that the entire time will be spent in Baden-Baden. For details of the application process, see notice board. Possible audition 

Contact

Dr. Eva-Maria Rieckert
E eva-maria.rieckert@hfm-karlsruhe.de

Scholarships from the Richard Wagner Society Karlsruhe

To visit the Bayreuth Festival

Approximately five scholarships per year, including tickets for three performances in Bayreuth in August and accommodation. Selection auditions in November of the previous year.

Contact

Prof. Andrea Raabe
E raabe@hfm.eu

Scholarships from the Heinrich Hertz Society

For students with outstanding achievements

The nomination is made by the university.

Stipendium ‘Yehudi Menuhin - Live Music Now’
Grants from the Dr Ilse Völter Endowment Fund

The promotion of music, students and the University of Music were always particularly close to Dr Ilse Völter's heart. A memorial plaque at the University of Music commemorates her great commitment, which will continue after her death thanks to her endowment fund. 
Further information at https://stiftung-gutes-tun.de/stiftungsfonds/dr-ilse-voelter/

Contact

Prof. Roberto Domingos
M Domingos@hfm-karlsruhe.de