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German universities are unique, offering high–quality education with no tuition fees to students. In addition, there is now a growing number of Bachelor’s programs that are taught fully in English; German skills are therefore not required when entering the program. Malengo advises students to take a German course to help them in their day–to–day life. Courses are typically offered free of charge by the universities.
You are eligible for the program if you fulfill the following set of criteria:
English Language, Literature in English, Islamic Religious Education (IRE), History, Geography, Political Education, Latin, German, French, Luganda, Kiswahili, Arabic, Chinese (Mandarin), Mathematics, General Science, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Art, Music, Computer Studies, Christian Religious Education (CRE), Foods and Nutrition, Additional Mathematics, Health Science, Fasihi ya Kiswahili.
History, Economics, Islamic Religious Education (IRE), Christian Religious Education (CRE), Geography, Literature in English, Literature in Swahili (Fasihi ya Kiswahili), French, German, Latin, Luganda, Arabic, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Art, Music, Clothing and Textiles, Foods and Nutrition.
English Language, Literature in English, Islamic Religious Education (IRE), History, Geography, Political Education, Latin, German, French, Luganda, Kiswahili, Arabic, Chinese (Mandarin), Mathematics, General Science, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Art, Music, Computer Studies, Christian Religious Education (CRE), Foods and Nutrition, Additional Mathematics, Health Science, Fasihi ya Kiswahili.
History, Economics, Islamic Religious Education (IRE), Christian Religious Education (CRE), Geography, Literature in English, Literature in Swahili (Fasihi ya Kiswahili), French, German, Latin, Luganda, Arabic, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Art, Music, Clothing and Textiles, Foods and Nutrition.
Students are selected in a competitive process consisting of an application and a series of interviews. The primary criteria for selection are academic excellence, limited financial means, and motivation to make the most of the opportunity to study in Germany. If we receive more applications from qualified students than we have slots, we will choose by lottery. (This will also allow us to study the impacts of the program.) If you are unsuccessful in the lottery in one year, you can try again in the following year if you still meet the criteria.
Once you become a Malengo Scholar, you receive support in selecting up to three Bachelor’s programs of your choice in Germany from our list of eligible programs.
As a Malengo Scholar, you receive financial support that covers your first–year living expenses, semester fees, and travel and application costs. After the first year, we expect that you will be able to support yourself with part–time jobs.
While you are studying, our network of staff and mentors will support you. We provide help with everyday issues like dealing with university administration, authorities, and businesses.
Malengo does not have rules or expectations about what you do after you finish your degree. We will support you as best we can in whatever you decide to do. This might include continuing to further studies; finding a job in Germany; returning to Uganda; or moving to a third country.
The program is financed by an income share agreement. This means that participation is initially free of charge for you. Once you earn a sufficiently high income, you will be asked to contribute a share of your income back to Malengo for a limited period of time. Students who are not successful in securing a high–paying job are exempted from payments. Details of the income share agreement will be shared with successful applicants.
Yes. If you are a refugee in Uganda and hold a valid refugee travel document OR a refugee identity card, and family attestation. You do not need all documents at the time of application, you are eligible to apply for the program. The eligibility criteria and our selection process is the same as for Ugandan citizens, see above.
No; your place of residence does not matter. It only matters where you got or will get your UACE certificate.
No, but if you don’t have a passport, you need a Ugandan national ID card, OR a letter from NIRA showing your NIN number, OR a valid refugee travel document OR a refugee identity card, and family attestation. You do not need all documents at the time of application.
No. All programs in the Malengo program are taught entirely in English. You therefore do not need to know any German to become a Malengo Scholar. However, once you begin your studies, we require that you take German classes. German classes are typically offered for free by the universities. If you want to get started with learning German, here are some free resources for you to check out.
A Malengo Scholar is not just a student who receives financial and mentoring support from our organization. A Malengo Scholar is someone who embodies respect, integrity, honesty and persistence in all aspects of their life. We look for six important traits in our applicants:
Our eligible Bachelors programs are listed here. We do not support studies for other degree programs.
These subjects are only taught in German language. They require advanced German skills (C1) and typically also very good grades and/or a company partner. Therefore, if you don’t speak fluent German, you will not be able to study these degrees. You can find details below:
Please write to us at [email protected] if you have a German level of B2 or higher.
No. We treat all eligible Bachelors programs equally. During the application we will ask you about your motivation for the particular programs you want to study. For this reason you should select degree programs that you are qualified for and passionate about.
Please note: Malengo does not guarantee admission into your choice of program. Admissions into German universities are based on the decisions made by the universities on the basis of your application, subjects, and grades.
No, unfortunately you are not eligible to apply to Malengo.
Yes! As long as you meet the eligibility criteria, you are welcome to apply again.
Yes! Candidates who have good UCE scores and are sitting for their UACE exams in the year of application can apply as long as they have their mock exam results. Candidates who are selected by Malengo before UACE results are released are admitted contingent upon receiving good UACE scores. Please note, though, that for applicants who apply before receiving their UACE results, acceptance as a scholar will be conditional, converting to unconditional only if their UACE results qualify them for study in Germany.
Malengo does not ask for money from students or anyone else during the application and selection process. if you come across anyone asking for money to help you apply, please report it by sending an email to [email protected] or call or WhatsApp us at +256 775 085112.
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