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/home and the JuDocS doctoral platform: https://www.fz-juelich.de/en/judocs Targeted services for international employees, e.g., through our International Advisory Service In addition to exciting
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option of slightly reduced working hours and 30 days of annual leave Targeted services for international employees, e.g., through our International Advisory Service Opportunity to participate in
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supervisors 30 days of annual leave The option of flexible working arrangements Targeted services for international employees, e.g., through our International Advisory Service Further development of your
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Development: Our extensive qualification concept goes beyond research, offering targeted training in research methods, project management, and leadership skills. This ensures you graduate not only as a
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fast track PhD are also welcome. The Postdoc position is limited to two years with a possibility of extension. Payment and benefits are based on the German Public Service Payscale (TVöD Bund) guidelines
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. Applications are welcome from international candidates who have been accepted to a doctoral programme at a German university where the thesis will also be submitted. Target Group highly qualified PhD students
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the target of achieving perfect / good removal and selectivity. The list of contaminants will be expansive, from steroid hormone micropollutants to pesticides, pharmaceuticals, and fluorinated organic
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institution in Southeast Asia. Who can apply? The target group for scholarships are graduates from Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao, Myanmar, Malaysia, Philippines, East Timor, Thailand or Vietnam with a Master’s
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. Who can apply? The target group for In-Region-scholarships are graduates and postgraduates from Bhutan, Bangladesh, Nepal or Sri Lanka a Master’s degree who want to pursue PhD’s courses at the IIT Delhi
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with a doctoral fellowship from the Library. The research stay stretches over a minimum of 4 weeks and can be applied for at any time. Target Group young US citizens or permanent US residents writing