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Who can apply: Schools and universities in the regions of the Hirschvogel Group's company locations abroad; partner universities and schools mentioned on the site.
The Frank Hirschvogel Stiftung is a regional education foundation that focuses on practical, innovation-oriented learning and on helping young people build skills, confidence, and career direction. It gives especially to STEM/MINT, robotics, digital learning, vocational orientation, and talent recognition through schools, universities, and partner institutions in Germany and selected international locations. Much of its work is highly relationship-based and tied to Hirschvogel-linked regions and partner schools or universities rather than open competition.
Primarily invite-only and partner-based, with a mix of small awards (€100-€800), recurring scholarships, and project support for schools and universities. Many grants are administered through partner institutions or selected schools/universities, and some programs provide in-kind support, workshops, transportation, and program delivery rather than unrestricted cash.
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Most opportunities are not open-call grants; they are routed through partner schools, universities, or invited institutions. If you are in a Hirschvogel region or a STEM/vocational education partner, contact the foundation directly or work through your school/university administration; for MUT-IG, note the stated application deadline of 22.05.2026 and apply by email.
Current and upcoming funding from Frank Hirschvogel Stiftung that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Schools and universities in the regions of the Hirschvogel Group's company locations abroad; partner universities and schools mentioned on the site.
Who can apply: School-based projects and educational initiatives; the foundation works with partner schools and supports projects in the listed thematic areas.
Who can apply: University projects implemented in a project group or within a seminar.
Who can apply: Schools in the regions around Hirschvogel plant locations can use VR systems under the loan model; the program is intended for educational institutions.
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