Gottfried Böhm Scholarship 2025: Fully Funded Fellowship for Architecture and Urban Planning at Cologne University of Applied Sciences, Germany
The Gottfried Böhm Scholarship 2025 offers a prestigious opportunity for talented architects and urban planners to elevate their skills through a one-year residency at the Cologne University of Applied Sciences (TH Köln) in Germany. Sponsored by the Mayor of Cologne, Henriette Reker, this fully funded scholarship includes free accommodation, a creative workspace in the heart of the city, and a generous monthly stipend of €2,500.
Deadline: May 31, 2025
Location: Cologne, Germany
Degree Level: Postgraduate Fellowship
Subjects Available: Architecture, Urban Planning
Scholarship Highlights:
Fully Funded: Enjoy free housing for the duration of the residency.
Monthly Stipend: Receive a €2,500 monthly grant to cover living expenses and project costs.
Creative Workspace: Work in a professional environment located in Cologne, fostering innovation and creativity.
Mentorship: Benefit from guidance by a renowned tutor and support from an advisory committee.
About the Scholarship:
The Gottfried Böhm Scholarship aims to support young professionals passionate about architecture and urban development. Scholars will have the opportunity to work on visionary urban planning projects that integrate new architectural designs with Cologne’s unique urban landscape.
This one-year residency program provides a dynamic platform for students and professionals to explore innovative architectural concepts, develop creative projects, and contribute to shaping the urban environment of Cologne and its surrounding areas.
Eligibility Criteria: To apply for the Gottfried Böhm Scholarship, candidates must meet the following criteria:
Postgraduate Degree: Applicants should have completed a postgraduate degree in Architecture or Urban Planning.
Professional Passion: Demonstrated interest in the intersection of architecture and urban development.
Creative Vision: Ability to propose ideas that blend new architecture seamlessly into existing urban environments.
Commitment: Willingness to actively contribute to urban planning projects for Cologne.
Residency Requirement: Scholars must be willing to live in Cologne for the full duration of the residency.
Benefits:
Free Accommodation: Housing provided throughout the residency.
Creative Workspace: Access to a professional workspace in central Cologne.
Monthly Financial Support: €2,500 monthly stipend to cover living expenses and project-related costs.
Expert Guidance: Mentorship from industry leaders and an advisory committee.
Eligible Nationalities: The Gottfried Böhm Scholarship is open to applicants from all nationalities.
How to Apply: To apply for the Gottfried Böhm Scholarship, visit the TH Köln official website and complete the online application form before the deadline on May 31, 2025.
At the end of the residency, scholars will present their projects at a celebratory event at Cologne City Hall, followed by a two-week exhibition in the Spanish Building atrium.
For more information, visit the TH Köln official scholarship page.