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to contribute to sustainable development. To this end, scholarships are granted for development-related Master or doctoral studies for individuals who plan to pursue a career in teaching and / or research at a
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Academic achievements (grade point average, development of grades) Academic progress Knowledge of the language(s) of instruction or working language(s) If applicable, scholarly achievements after graduation
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Development, Regional Planning, Landscape Architecture, Landscape Planning) Fine Art, Film, Design, Visual Communication Performing Arts (Drama, Direction, Musicals, Dance, Performance Studies, Choreography
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to contribute to sustainable development. To this end, scholarships are granted for development-related Master or doctoral studies for individuals who plan to pursue a career in teaching and / or research at a
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of the language of instruction (English) Potential of the candidate to obtain a degree at the chosen host university in ASEAN. Willingness to contribute in a positive way to the development of Myanmar society
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well as professional and personal support. The scholarship holders are supported in their personal development with a large number of offers. This includes soft skill seminars and language courses as well as summer
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advantageous. These projects provide an excellent opportunity to develop expertise in immunometabolism, aging research, and cutting-edge genomic techniques. The candidates will gain experience with advanced
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project: Proper division of the genomic material is fundamental for cell homeostasis. Although cells have developed a plethora of mechanisms to ensure error-free division, mistakes during mitosis are common
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closely with architects, engineers, biologists, and chemists at the University of Stuttgart and the University of Freiburg. The research focuses on the conception, development, and evaluation of bio
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/progenitor cells. A clinically active p300/CREBBP inhibitor is currently in development and is expected to enter clinical trials in late 2026. PhD project: Targeting p300/CREBBP to Enhance Interferon Signaling