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innovation partners, the fellowship strengthens Heilbronn's position as a leading European hub for AI research, innovation, and entrepreneurship. Who can apply? International PhD candidates or postdoctoral
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have a strong sense of commitment and motivation and submit an innovative research proposal, which will be funded individually. Target Group students in Master's or PhD programmes from the following
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European history, the history of religion, and other historical disciplines. The IEG funds PhD projects in European history from early modern to contemporary history. Particular interest is given to projects
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medicine or for an MSc or PhD (or equivalent) in medical engineering, applied medical sciences, or public health. It funds students from Germany who wish to carry out research stays, internships or part of a
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campus. What is funded The HWK awards fellowships to highly qualified researchers of all career levels from postdoctoral to senior researchers. Regular fellowships are available for researchers whose PhD
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Scholarship Value base amount of 1,650 EUR per month plus individual country allowance (e.g., research in Germany will be funded with 2,400 EUR per month overall, in the US the overall funding is 3,800 EUR
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on an individual basis. Each fellowship announcement will indicate the specific qualification requirements and terms of visit. What can be funded? The current offers are published under DLR-DAAD Fellowships
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of Scholarships about 100 fellowships per year Duration The standard funding period is 3 years and may be extended in justified cases. Scholarship Value Doctoral students currently receive a grant of 1,750 EUR
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medicine. What can be funded? Research visits for postdoc Chinese scientists and researchers. Duration of the funding 3-12 months Value Monthly scholarship rate of 2.100 EUR Combined health-, accident and
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Wissenschaft und Gesellschaft” at the University of Konstanz funds one of the fellowships. The "Centre for the Advanced Study of Collective Behaviour" and the Cluster of Excellence “The Politics of Inequality