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with exciting personalities from science, business and politics to benefit from their experience and knowledge. Target Group particularly gifted high-school graduates and students who wish to study or are already
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most positions knowledge of German is not required. The application is completely online at www.daad.de/rise-germany What can be funded? Research internships under the supervision of doctoral students
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this procedure. Applicants must be enrolled at a university throughout the internship period. Language skills German language requirements vary significantly; some employers expect interns to have a good knowledge
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to undertake a research stay or deepen their existing scientific knowledge in Germany, or who wish to pursue a non-consecutive graduate or additional course of study (this also applies to further training
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skills, expand their scientific networks and increase their visibility in the international research context. After completion of the funding period, they will apply the knowledge and contacts gained
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selected. Duration depending on the type of stipend (please see formal requirements) Scholarship Value Graduates wishing to deepen their subject-related knowledge during a term at a host institution of
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the participation of representatives of the DAAD and UTN. Central selection criteria are: Above average academic performance Personal suitability for the programme and its objectives Good knowledge
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to deepen their knowledge at some of the best German universities (HU Berlin, FU Berlin, HWR Berlin, University of Potsdam). During the 6-month stay, the scholarship holders will actively participate in
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facilitates the mutual exchange of knowledge, methods and techniques with hosts in Germany; this also extends to questions of practical applicability in the countries of origin. Target Group prospective leaders
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from non-EU countries. Successful candidates are given the opportunity to complete a German higher education qualification, earn a doctorate or acquire additional knowledge in their academic fields