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all doctoral students to successfully complete their doctorate within three years, provided they can work on it full-time. The supervision concept includes mentoring tandems with principal investigators
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(ECR) will work closely with several cohort peers in the programme. They will also encounter phases that predominantly focus on empirical research and individual dissertation projects. ECR will receive
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at other universities or external institutions. Students are also expected to work independently, e.g. by giving lectures during seminars or by participating in doctoral colloquia. A student's
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workshops serve to support doctoral candidates in all stages of their individual research project work, which will ultimately result in three scientific publications. Teaching: Under the guidance
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or children The University of Göttingen supports the compatibility of academic studies / research / work life, family and private life and aims to organise studies, research and work in a way that is
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aid in choosing the laboratory where candidates would like to develop their doctoral research work. Additionally, doctoral candidates will take basic courses consisting of two main sections each: E
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academic record, applicants are actively involved in, e.g., the Jewish community, the social field, youth work, student organisations or their social environment. Furthermore, they should keep in regular
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are essential to the maintenance of our biosphere, yet we have only a fragmentary understanding of the diversity and function of the microbial life in our oceans. The study of marine microbiology involves
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of higher education in Germany; initial preparatory work for the doctoral project must be completed. German doctoral candidates and international students who qualify as a so-called "Bildungsinländer" can
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: the reasons for selecting the topic and its place in current research major problems and issues the theoretical approach and methodical considerations regarding implementation a work plan/schedule bibliography