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” (RAISA) as part of the German Research Foundation's priority programme “Antarctic Research”. You will collaborate with national and international partners, including the Alfred Wegener Institute for Polar
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Description Thinking of doing your PhD in the Life Sciences? The International PhD Programme (IPP) Mainz is offering talented scientists the chance to work on cutting edge research projects
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extensive professional networking opportunities A structured PhD program with a comprehensive range of continuing education and networking opportunities - more information about the PhD program at the HZDR
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according to the German TV-L13 65% and additional benefits such as a pension plan. Although the position is fully funded, we fully support your applications for career advancement grants or PhD research
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Information Centre Johannesburg: www.daad.org.za/nrf For any further assistance and information around the DAAD/NRF In-Country Scholarship programme please contact your institutions financial aid / bursary
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) as part of the German Research Foundation's priority programme “Antarctic Research”. The research project will be realised together with the GFZ Helmholtz Centre for Geosciences (Potsdam). Thus, you
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individually, for example through training opportunities and the structured JuDocS program for doctoral candidates: https://www.fz-juelich.de/en/judocs . Health and well-being: Your health is important to us
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sciences such as biology, biochemistry, pharmacy or equivalent Language skills (according to GER): English – C1 The successful candidate will also be expected to: Enthusiasm for science and interdisciplinary
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are strengthened Who can apply? As part of the “In-Region Scholarship Programme”, the DAAD offers scholarships for PhD and Master studies. The programme is supported by the German Federal Ministry for Economic
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+ programme countries and in Erasmus+ partner countries around the world. Target Group The programme is intended for students who are regularly enrolled at a German higher education institution, have