Kalyandjian-Conradt-Stiftung is a small, regionally focused German foundation that supports young people pursuing MINT studies and schools running special STEM projects. Its giving is concentrated in the Birkenfeld, Idar-Oberstein, and Morbach area, with a clear emphasis on helping students complete qualified degrees in math, science, and technical fields through monthly, non-repayable stipends. It also backs SEK-II school initiatives in STEM, suggesting a practical interest in early talent development and hands-on science/technology learning.
Small, targeted regional grants and monthly stipends; supports both individual students and SEK-II school projects, likely via an application or review process rather than open, large-scale grantmaking. Funding appears recurring for scholarship recipients and project-based for schools.
Applicants should be from or connected to the Birkenfeld, Idar-Oberstein, or Morbach region and show a clear MINT focus. Schools should consult the PDF information sheet on the website for project funding requirements, while students should emphasize their intended qualified degree path and need for ongoing monthly support; likely best to contact the foundation directly through its website for current application steps and deadlines.
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Current and upcoming funding from Kalyandjian-Conradt-Stiftung that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: SEK-II-Schulen mit besonderen Vorhaben und Projekten in den MINT-Fächern; weitere Details laut PDF-Infoblatt für Schulen.
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