Published: 21 Aug 2025 1,845 views
The Amirana Scholarship is a funding program exclusively for international medical and dental students from the low and middle income countries of the Global South. Applications are open to international students who suddenly find themselves in financial difficulties due to circumstances beyond their control or who need special support in the final phase of their studies.
| Application Deadline | 15 Nov 2025 |
| Country to study | Germany |
| School to study | Heidelberg University |
| Type | Undergraduate |
| Course to study | View courses |
| Sponsor | Heidelberg University |
| Gender | Men and Women |
The Amirana Scholarship can only cover short periods of financial hardship (usually up to one year) but NOT your whole study programme.
Subject areas
The Amirana Scholarship is only available for the subjects dentistry and medicine (study locations Heidelberg and Mannheim) at Heidelberg University.
Countries of origin
The Amirana Scholarship fund is available to students from low and middle income countries of the Global South who are in temporary financial need or require support in the final phase of their studies and who are not educational residents. Please refer to the current DAC List for the valid categorisation of countries.
Financial distress
The scholarship can be applied for by students who have got into a financial distress through no fault of their own and who would not be able to continue or successfully complete their studies without temporary financial assistance.
Re-application
Re-application for funding is only possible in the following situations:
Should you meet the funding requirements please hand in your documents in due course. You can find the application forms to the right. Please send your complete application documents in German via e-mail to
They are looking forward to your application!
Questions regarding the scholarship, the application process or the application documents can also be sent to the mentioned e-mail address.
For more details, visit Heidelberg University Scholarship webpage