The Sparkasse Mathematics Scholarship is funded by Sparkasse Bremen and awarded with Constructor University, an English-taught university in Bremen, Germany. It backs strong mathematics students entering the three-year BSc Mathematics, Modeling and Data Analytics (MMDA).
There is no separate form: first-year applicants who choose MMDA as their major by the early deadline are considered. The page still names 1 February 2026 and has not yet been updated for the Fall 2027 intake.
Benefits & funding
- Up to €4,800 per academic year toward part of tuition; no living costs.
- MMDA tuition is €11,925 per semester, so most of it remains to pay; the one-time enrolment fee and housing are extra.
- Kept only while you stay enrolled in BSc MMDA.
Eligibility
- First-year applicant to BSc MMDA as your major: in your final school year, a school graduate, or with under two full-time semesters of university credit.
- Application in by the early deadline (1 February 2026 in the last stated cycle).
- An active admission offer to BSc MMDA.
- No nationality or residence rule is stated.
- Meant for high achievers with a record of success in mathematics.
Can you apply?
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Education required
High School
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Application process
- 1Apply to BSc MMDA as a first-year, with MMDA as your major, by 1 February (the 2026 cycle date).
- 2Name your STEM extracurriculars (olympiads, summer camps, workshops, courses) and upload their certificates with the application.
- 3University faculty and Sparkasse Bremen pick holders from the admission files; nominees are told by email.
Program timeline
1 Feb 2026
Last stated scholarship deadline (Fall 2026 intake)
1 Sep 2026
Fall 2026 classes began
1 Oct 2026 – 1 Feb 2027
Early Action admission for Fall 2027 (scholarship date not yet confirmed)