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Application Travel Grants 2025 | Schwarzkopf Foundation Young Europe (EN)

We are happy that you want to apply for our travel grants project 'Resilience for a Better Future'!

Before you get started, please read our FAQs carefully. Do complete the application either in English or German.

The application period ends on June 11th 2025, 11:59 p.m. CET+++.

Until the 17th of June, you will hear from us whether you have been selected.

If you have any questions about the application procedure, you can reach Armin Begić via email at: a.begic@j-i-k.de.

 

 

 

There are 21 questions in this survey.
About You

We would like to learn more about you and your motivation for a travel grant.

Do you meet all the requirements for a scholarship?

Note: Applications from young people who have previously taken part in a few international exchange formats and/or from young people with a history of migration or flight, from rural areas, from vocational schools and with a secondary school diploma are expressly welcome and will be given special consideration.

o I understand that the scholarship is linked to working on the topic of the call for applications.

o I know that grants are only awarded for independently planned and executed project trips. (Participation in conferences or events or the co-financing of stays abroad (e.g. as part of studies) are not part of the scholarship).

o I understand that I can only get a scholarship if I travel alone (or with my own child) (see regulations for children https://www.bahn.de/angebote/international/interrail)

o I know that the trip with the scholarship should last at least three weeks. (Scholar recipients who are doing an apprenticeship, who are enrolled in vocational school or have care responsibility can shorten their trip to two weeks.)

o I have read the terms and conditions and I know that if I don't comply, I will have to repay the grant. Exceptions are possible

 

What's your name?

Why have you travelled little or not at all and why do you want to travel now? (min. 100 words)

Is there something that you are interested in or (socially) committed to alongside your job/school/training/studies or that is important to you?

max. 1200 characters, ca. 250 words

We want to support less represented and less visible perspectives on Europe. Which perspective(s) on Europe would you like to strengthen as part of your scholarship and/or do you contribute yourself?

max. 1200 characters, ca. 250 words 

The journey

Which countries would like to travel to? And why? (max. 150 words)

How long do you want to travel and when?
Which specific topic do you want to do the video report on? Which organizations, places or people do you have in mind that you'll like to talk to/visit? How will you link it to this year's topic "Resilience for a Better Future"? 
 

Why this topic?

What do you consider to be the key to a more resilient Europe? (min. 100 words)
Personal Information

Date of Birth (Note: You have to be 18 years of age when starting your trip.)

By the time the trip begins, you should be not younger than 18 years old and not older than 27 years old.
Place of Birth
Which pronouns do you identify with?
optional

Address of your current residence.

What is your educational or professional background? 

What is your email address?

Please confirm your email adress.

Data security

How did you find out Participant settings about the Schwarzkopf Foundation travel grants?

I hereby agree that my personal data resulting from my application may only be processed for the purpose of applying for a travel grant from the Schwarzkopf Foundation Young Europe and will be completely deleted after a retention period of 6 months. The application I have submitted can be withdrawn at any time. According to the GDPR, I have the opportunity to exercise my rights as a data subject (Articles 15 to 21 GDPR) at any time.

Reach out to dataprotection@schwarzkopf-stiftung.de to exercise your right to withdraw any data you may have submitted in the application process. 

The travel grant holder grants the provider the right to publish, reproduce and make publicly accessible all components of the project (text, image, video, audio and other data) by naming the user name or otherwise disseminate it, both on the Platform and in printed products that the Provider may produce as part of its competition and/or to promote its statutory activity. It is granted as a non-exclusive right that is unrestricted in terms of time and location.

The travel grantee guarantees the provider that they have all necessary rights to all components of their project idea; this applies in particular to the personal rights of persons who are depicted in submitted photos or videos. The user exempts the provider from all claims that third parties raise against the provider due to any violations of rights by the submitted material. The right to indemnification also includes the costs of an appropriate examination and, if necessary, legal defense that become necessary in such a context, unless the scholarship holder is not responsible for the complaint by the third party.
 
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