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Tuition Fees and Scholarships

Tuition fees are at the level mandated by the State of Hessen for ‘consecutive’ programs. This level is currently zero. Students enrolled in the Master Program are obliged to pay an administrative fee to Goethe University which currently amounts to about 250 EUR. This fee includes unlimited use of public transport in Frankfurt city and the area around Frankfurt.

In general, German institutions of higher education do not themselves award scholarships. There are however, several scholarship-awarding organizations.

The Goethe Money and Macro Association (GMMA), the alumni association of graduates of the Department of Money and Macroeconomics, offers an academic prize with monetary value of 500 euro to the student with the highest average grade in MMF courses taken during the first year .
The most extensive scholarship program is that offered by DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service). Advanced students may apply for DAAD scholarships, or depending on their country of origin and subject, in some cases only graduates may apply.
Other scholarship-awarding institutions have varying conditions, for example, regarding country of origin, subject, previous study achievements, duration of support, etc. A very quick and efficient way of finding out about the appropriate scholarship is through using the scholarship database of DAAD.
The Goethe Money and Macro Association (GMMA), the alumni association of graduates of the Department of Money and Macroeconomics, offers an academic prize with monetary value of 1000 euro to the student with the highest average grade in the first year courses coded M.
Other similar prizes are currently under negotiation and are likely to be announced soon.
The University currently offers a scholarship for international degree students who possess German language competence and who take their degree here, the “Studienabschlußstipendium”. You can find more information at
http://www.uni-frankfurt.de/english/international/students/funding/index.html.

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