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selection session usually take place at the end of May/beginning of June in Madrid. The entire process – from receiving your application to notifying you of the selection decision – takes around five months
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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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their studies in Japan. The same applies to PhD researchers based in Japan in relation to their studies in Europe. This offers the scholarship holders the unique opportunity to exchange skills and
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available in the further tabs (e.g. “Application requirements”). Programme Description The Jeff Schell Fellowship can be granted to MSc and PhD students from all fields of natural science and data science
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of their stay. In addition, fellows have the opportunity to present their project plans at one of the meetings of the Herder Institute Research Academy. Target Group PhD students and postdocs mainly from East
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characterization), cell biology (immortalized and primary cell culture and targeted delivery), peptide/nucleotide conjugation and microscopic imaging (fluorescent confocal spinning disc, widefield and super
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contributions or subsidies for tuition fees for a PhD abroad are possible, max. 10,000 EUR Application Papers Please find the application forms and further information on the application procedure here
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must study or work in Germany. The following can apply for a grant: students of pedagogy, trainee teachers or student teachers (Bachelor, Master, PhD) in STEM subjects young teachers (less than 3 years
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, the history of religion and other historical disciplines. The IEG funds PhD projects in European history from early modern to contemporary history. The Institute is particularly interested in projects with a
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available in the further tabs (e.g. “Application requirements”). Programme Description The Käte Hamburger Research Centre “Dis:connectivity in processes of globalisation” (global dis:connect) at the Ludwig