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courses No Course-specific, integrated English language courses No Pace of course Self-paced (Material is always available and students progress at their own speed) Phase(s) of attendance in Germany
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also welcomes engineers, for example, in the field of material sciences. The three main PhD programmes, Molecular Medicine, Infection Biology/DEWIN, and Regenerative Sciences, start annually in October
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(public transport and/or car): 89 EUR Study materials (depending on subject): 31 EUR Health insurance, doctors, medicine: 100 EUR Telecommunications: 31 EUR Leisure, culture, sports: 65 EUR Funding
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Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus-Senftenberg • | Cottbus, Brandenburg | Germany | 40 minutes ago
process and post-doctoral professional development through a compulsory curriculum of 30 ECTS. Doctoral students receive high quality supervision that enables them to work on innovative research topics and
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items: 860 EUR for rent, food, clothing, and study materials, around 81 EUR for compulsory health insurance that is almost comprehensive, and approx. 60 EUR for the semester contribution (including free
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improved availability of the fleet/aircraft for the operators. In addition, the project's extended HUMS system is intended to promote increased product life cycle, material and resource efficiency. A physics
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culture ticket; see details here . Costs of living Studying in Jena is tuition-free. Costs (per month) vary depending on individual circumstances: rent and food: 550 EUR, books and learning materials: 50
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the following: energy; information/systems/technologies; mobility systems; elementary particle and astroparticle physics; climate and environment; materials; mathematics in sciences, engineering, and economics
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school of the Helmholtz Institute Jena. The institute was established on the physics campus of the Friedrich Schiller University Jena in 2009, and it is a division of the GSI Helmholtz Center for Heavy Ion
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: - Master in chemistry, physics, material science, engineering, or a closely-related field - You have experience/interest in electrochemistry (electrocatalysis, plating, corrosion…) - Knowledge/Interest in