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of medicine: Applications involving projects in the area of veterinary medicine are possible. Biomedical projects will only be accepted if they lead to the degree of Dr rer nat (Dr nat med). Doctorates as part
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of experts. Target Group International researchers with at least a completed doctorate who work in the humanities, cultural studies, or social sciences Academic Requirements Completed doctorate in
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opportunity for student participation at all levels. It is worth up to 855 EUR every month plus 300 EUR to cover study costs and offers further financial support, e.g. when students go abroad to study. Target
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academic record, applicants are actively involved in, e.g., the Jewish community, the social field, youth work, student organisations or their social environment. Furthermore, they should keep in regular
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: doctoral students: 2 to 12 months postdocs: 2 to 6 months It is not possible to divide the funding up within the funding period. The realisation of research work in different countries outside Germany is not
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the German Federal Foreign Office. Who can apply? You can apply if you have above-average qualifications and you completed your Master's degree or Diplom, or in exceptional cases a Bachelor's degree, at the
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detailed description of the research proposal. Please upload the description under 'Research project' in the DAAD portal. Schedule of planned research work Letter confirming supervision by an academic
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present needs of society and work towards an equitable future. Please see the document “Call for Applications” (also attached under "Contact and Consulting") for further information and the overarching
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and higher education institutes. (This programme is only offered in the countries where there is an IAESTE national committee. Section ST41 of the DAAD assumes the role of the German national committee
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Deutschland, supports international Muslim students and doctoral candidates with funds from the Federal Foreign Office (Auswärtiges Amt, AA). The aim of the programme is to create optimal conditions for