The University of Rwanda’s MSc Electrical Power Systems is included in DAAD’s 2027 In-Country/In-Region scholarship call. The programme combines full-time modular coursework with a dissertation.
Support available
Monthly funding is €300 In-Country or €400 In-Region, alongside tuition support, €460 annual study/research funding and €400 towards thesis publication. In-Region recipients also receive travel and health-insurance support.
Up to 24 months can be funded, subject to progress and funding availability. Institutional extras, repeated-examination charges and fee increases are not necessarily covered.
Who can qualify?
Candidates require a relevant electrical/electromechanical engineering degree, upper-second-equivalent results and at least 70% cumulative average. Related engineering degrees may qualify after assessment of core modules.
Applicants must be sub-Saharan African nationals/permanent residents, meet the instruction-language requirement and have completed their last degree within six years. Previous DAAD master’s recipients cannot receive further master’s funding.
Deadline and next steps
Submit to the DAAD portal by 12 November 2026, midnight CET. University admission is a separate application with its own deadline. Read the full university-specific scholarship call before proceeding.
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