Study Start Grant: 1,000 Euros and Who Qualifies
The study start grant of 1,000 euros applies only under conditions: age, full-time study and benefit receipt. Application and deadline explained for new students.
The study start grant of 1,000 euros applies only under conditions: age, full-time study and benefit receipt. Application and deadline explained for new students.
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