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", state exam) from a university or equivalent higher education institution in one of the academic disciplines represented in the "Understanding Written Artefacts" Cluster. The performance in the subject
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according to the main interdisciplinary research fields (clusters): Strategies and Factories' Development, Management of Global Manufacturing Networks, Information and Communication Technologies
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cultural sciences, law, economics, social sciences, medical research, natural, and life sciences. More information about LMU Munich https://www.youtube.com/c/LMUmunich/playlists About the GraduateCenter
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degree programme No Description/content The Berlin Mathematical School (BMS) is the joint doctoral programme of the three Berlin universities and the graduate school of the Cluster of Excellence MATH
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research clusters of the GPN: Cluster 1: Partnerships in development cooperation (focusing on gender and diversity and on protest and displacement) Cluster 2: Partnerships in the global economy (in
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membership of the Cluster of Excellence "Machine Learning: New Perspectives for Science", which is funded by the DFG and is located at the University of Tübingen. Students in the group receive excellent