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Emma Hartl
"I am 22 years old and study law at the University of Regensburg. The support of the Deutschlandstipendium is a valuable help in enabling me to concentrate fully on my studies and achieve my academic goals. It is only thanks to the Deutschlandstipendium that I am able to find time to care for a relative and do voluntary work, despite the large amount of time I have to spend studying.
The scholarship also enables me to make valuable contacts with my sponsor, the firm Götz, and gain experience in legal practice through an Internship."
Aaron Stetter
"I was reminded by the commitment of the other scholarship holders that I also intended to give something back to society. I had lost this resolution somewhat in my everyday life, work and university stress. I am very grateful for the financial support, which has freed up my mind a little and I have therefore started volunteering as a tutor, which is not only good for others but also for myself. It's also great to have an open door into the professional field of physicists through my sponsor Infineon."
Lisa Schneider
"I am 24 years old and study law at the University of Regensburg. The financial support from the Deutschlandstipendium enables me to devote my full concentration to my time-consuming studies without having to worry about part-time jobs. The scholarship also gives me the opportunity to establish a lasting exchange with my sponsor, for example through instructive internships. Building on my successfully completed LL.M. degree at UC Law San Francisco, I am pursuing the goal of working in national and international law in the long term. The scholarship is therefore both recognition and motivation for me."
Arthur Hammer
"The Deutschlandstipendium helps me to concentrate exclusively on my studies. I was able to complete my lab work for my bachelor's thesis during the lecture-free period and focus entirely on it. The financial support also enables me to get involved in the local committee of the "Young Business Chemists", with whom we organise various events to strengthen the interdisciplinary exchange between students."
Adéla Myslíková
"My name is Adéla and I come from Prague. I am studying comparative european ethnology and two additional degree programmes: German as a foreign language philology and German as a second language. The Deutschlandstipendium enables me to concentrate more on my studies and voluntary work. Thanks to the scholarship, I can help with initiatives that promote cultural exchange and integration, which is very important to me personally. I have worked as a teacher in CampusAsyl language courses and I am currently part of the Umdieecke initiative, which promotes multilingualism."
Patrick Bachhuber
"I'm Patrick, 19 years old and I'm in my third semester of chemistry at the University of Regensburg. During my studies, I always try to achieve an optimum performance and fulfil my personal ambitions. This always involves a lot of time and courage both at university and at home. The Deutschlandstipendium enables me to make conscientious use of my free time and still be able to pursue my private interests and hobbies without any worries. It therefore makes an enormous contribution to me being able to successfully and confidently complete my studies."
Annalena Rengis
"For as long as I can remember, I've wanted to help other people and accompany them on their path to recovery. That's why I'm working hard to become a psychotheraputic so that I can open my own practice one day. The Deutschlandstipendium scholarship helps me to do this by allowing me to concentrate on my studies without having to worry about part-time jobs. It is also already allowing me to pursue my passions and help others by giving me the space to get involved as a scout and give children a place to develop their personality freely."
Samuel Main
"Our society is constantly evolving in the course of globalization and digitalisation. Creating a framework for this is the task of law. I would like to make a contribution to this in my later professional life. The Deutschlandstipendium scholarship supports me in this endeavour. On the one hand, the scholarship encourages me to achieve outstanding academic results. On the other hand, the Deutschlandstipendium enables me to enter into an exchange with the sponsors on current issues that require a legal and future-oriented answer."
Simon Anglhuber
"I'm studying physics in my third master's semester at the University of Regensburg. During my bachelor's thesis, I dealt with the question of how it is possible to film elementary excitation processes in solids - sometimes the fastest processes that nature has to offer - in order to better understand them afterwards. The question of my master's thesis ties in with this and goes one step deeper. Thanks to the Germany Scholarship, I was able to meet exciting, inspiring people and have motivating, instructive conversations that were of great benefit to my personal development. I was able to network with my sponsor Infineon, which enabled me to receive information about and a tour of this company. The financial bonus put me in the privileged position of being able to concentrate fully on my education without having to worry about how much money was left for my future at the end of the month."