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Diversity at Göttingen University (InDiGU) Foyer International : activities for all students German courses during studies (free of charge) Instagram channel for international students Support available
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are usually offered as block seminars for two and a half days. Mandatory semi-yearly proposal defences with your supervisors complement the programme to discuss the current state of the doctoral candidate’s
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a public university, meaning that it does not charge tuition fees. However, all students must pay the semester fee of about 350 EUR per semester, which covers a Deutschlandsemesterticket (student
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courses No Tuition fees per semester None Semester contribution The University of Bonn is a public university, meaning that it does not charge tuition fees. However, all students must pay the semester fee
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The University of Bonn is a public university, meaning that it does not charge tuition fees. However, all students must pay the semester fee of about 350 EUR per semester, which covers a Deutschlandsemesterticket
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courses No Tuition fees per semester None Semester contribution The University of Bonn is a public university, meaning that it does not charge tuition fees. However, all students must pay the semester fee
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The University of Bonn is a public university, meaning that it does not charge tuition fees. However, all students must pay the semester fee of about 350 EUR per semester, which covers a Deutschlandsemesterticket
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semester and is largely tailored to the needs of PhD candidates. The current course offerings can be found on the IMPRS-ESM website. Doctoral candidates are required to obtain 12 IMPRS-ESM credit points
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, medical researchers, computer scientists, mathematicians, physicists and engineers. Computational Neuroscience uses theoretical approaches from this broad range of disciplines to integrate experiment, data
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texts for your fields and develop collaborative projects. Your participation in workshops and master classes will ensure that you are up to date with current academic discourses and will give you the