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-semester Master's degree) or a 3rd cycle which usually takes place in two semesters (concert examination, masterclass or PhD in an artistic subject). Funding for a Master's degree programme/a postgraduate
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, computational biology, computer science, epidemiology/public health studies and related subjects are invited to apply for the international PhD programme. PhD students are supported by a Thesis Advisory Committee
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university qualification (Master's/PhD) in Germany. Who can apply? Graduates with at least two years' professional experience from the following countries: list of eligible countries What can be funded
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the following fields: PhD in Atmospheric and Oceanic Science and Technology Female applicants and candidates from less privileged regions or groups are especially encouraged to participate in the programme
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supports studies in subject areas with strong relevance to national development. The scholarships at UGM are available in the following fields: Master Programme in Geological Engineering Female applicants
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available in the further tabs (e.g. “Application requirements”). Programme Description The scholarships are aimed at Master's and PhD students in the following disciplines: natural science, pharmacy or data
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first academic degree if applying for a Master’s programme, who want to pursue Master’s courses, at the Asian Institute of Technology (AIT). What can be funded? The In-Country/In-Region Scholarship
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been admitted to a doctoral programme and are mentored by a PhD advisor at a higher-education institution of the federal state. The Caspar-David-Friedrich scholarships aim at sponsoring artists who wish
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sector demand of academically trained personnel. Who can apply? South African nationals or permanent residents. Female applicants are especially encouraged to apply. What is supported? Master and PhD
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available in the further tabs (e.g. “Application requirements”). Objective This program gives North American, British and Irish students and PhD students in the fields of science and engineering and computer science