11 research-fellow-in-power-electronics PhD positions at University of Bonn • in Germany
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School for Development Research (BIGS-DR) is based at the Center for Development Research (ZEF ), an institute of the University of Bonn . The University of Bonn is one of Germany’s 11 Universities
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None Combined Master's degree / PhD programme No Joint degree / double degree programme No Description/content The Integrated Research Training Group (iRTG) of the CRC 333 – funded by the German
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. This presents a fantastic opportunity to develop competencies beyond those typically acquired when undertaking the more traditional (single award) PhD. Graduate researchers have the ability to train in two expert
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to their academic supervisors on the progress of the thesis (within the context of a research colloquium). Afterwards, based on that report and the subsequent discussion, they will submit a written abstract detailing
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://www.studierendenwerk-bonn.de/en/accommodation/ ). For more information on housing in Bonn, please visit our website: www.uni-bonn.de/en/university/university-life/living-in-bonn . Structured research and supervision Yes
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accounting for the largest share. Funding opportunities within the university Yes Description of the above-mentioned funding opportunities within the university Positions as research and teaching
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Course location Bonn Description/content Anthropology, Biomechanics, Clinical Studies, Epidemiology, Genetics, Health Services Research, Imaging, Statistics For further information, please visit our
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following admission as a doctoral student at the University of Bonn. Financial support No Structured research and supervision Yes Research training / discussion Yes Career advisory services and programmes
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programme involves three years of research-oriented thesis work, leading to a doctoral degree in the field of physics. Scientific interests are centred on activities in applied and quantum optics, nuclear
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of Bonn and Cologne that was funded through the Excellence Initiative from 2007 to 2019. The PhD programme involves three years of research-oriented thesis work, leading to a doctoral degree in Astrophysics