TU Dresden Scholarships for International Students 2026

R. Shabarinath from India is currently pursuing a Master’s in Transportation Systems at the Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee, supported by the DAAD KOSPIE Scholarship. He is conducting part of his master’s thesis at Technische Universität Dresden, Germany, focusing on sustainable transportation and electric vehicles. His strong academic record and research proposal, developed after qualifying for the national GATE exam with a top rank, played a key role in his selection.

Check out Shabarinath’s story to see how strategic preparation, clarity in goals, and early outreach can shape global research opportunities. His journey offers a valuable roadmap for students aiming to combine academic excellence with sustainability-driven impact.

Sachin Timilsina from Nepal is currently completing an MSc in Global Forestry through the Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree (EMJMD) program, studying across Denmark, Germany, French Guiana, and France. Supported by a fully funded Erasmus Mundus scholarship, his research explores forest-soil interactions and biodiversity, with a thesis on natural colonization and soil-carbon-insect dynamics in Denmark.

Explore his story and learn how he earned this fully funded scholarship.

Sakshi Charde from India is a Research Assistant and PhD Scholar at TU Dresden, Germany, where she first arrived as a DAAD KOSPIE scholar during her Master’s in Transport Infrastructure Systems at IIT Roorkee. She holds a Bachelor’s in Architecture from the School of Planning and Architecture, Delhi, and transitioned into transport studies to address real-world mobility challenges. Her DAAD KOSPIE-supported exchange semester focused on electric vehicle charging station planning under Professor S. Travis Waller, and her preparation included maintaining a CGPA of 9.474, presenting a clear thesis proposal, and aligning her research with TU Dresden’s expertise.

Discover her experience and learn how she earned this prestigious scholarship.