Five young dentists start scholarships in Jerichower Land!

Five young dentists start scholarships in Jerichower Land!

A lot is happening in dental care in Jerichower Land. Five young talents, including Emely Eleonore Taschschingkong, Jonas Pepe-Linus Trümpler, Richard Lüder, Lara Kim Sämisch and Jason Neumann, have successfully applied for a new scholarship program run by the district administration. This program has the clear goal of ensuring long-term dental care in the region. The district works closely with the Saxony-Anhalt Association of Statutory Health Insurance Dentists (KZV LSA). Meetingpoint reports that The scholarship holders had the opportunity to meet District Administrator Dr. Burchhardt and representatives from local politics.

A particularly exciting element of the program is the practical training. The scholarship holders are able to gain practical experience in so-called “sponsored practices,” which makes it much easier for them to enter dental practice. The scholarship not only includes monthly grants of 800 euros during the standard period of study of five years and six months, but also obliges graduates to work in the Jerichow region after graduating.

Opportunities for young dentists

Five scholarships have already been awarded for 2024, while three are still available for 2025. Applications are possible until July 31, 2025. Loud the KZV LSA The scholarship is aimed not only at students at German universities, but also at those who study at the university in Pécs, Hungary and cooperate with the KZV LSA. Application deadlines are set for September 30, 2024, and total funding can be up to 1,500 euros per month, with support spread over the remaining academic years.

There is a lot of interest in such support measures because the financial relief is a welcome help for many students. Especially in the field of dentistry, where the pressure and costs for equipment and further training are enormous, any support is a step in the right direction. If you would like to find out more about the funding and the application modalities, you can find all the information on the Interamt portal.

Further support for dental students

In addition, the German Dentist Service has been offering special scholarships for dentistry students since 2012, which do not require any requirements such as average grades or number of semesters. These scholarships are intended to help overcome financial hurdles during your studies. Here, too, students have the opportunity to receive support offers before they graduate. For more details about these scholarships, I recommend visiting German dentist service.

There is a lot to do for future dentists in Jerichower Land, and the first steps have already been taken. Anyone who wants to gain a foothold in this region as a prospective dentist should apply soon and benefit from the support of the district and the KZV LSA.