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, or digital twins enable sustainable urban planning: The digital age offers powerful tools like robotics to find solutions to the pressing issues of our time. Annually, a jury picks 20 highly motivated and
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the broader innovation network. Fellows benefit from a unique environment that combines academic excellence, industry collaboration, advanced digital infrastructure, and entrepreneurial opportunities. Beyond
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(if applicable) during Module 2, Module 3 and the Residencies Airport transfers (Module 3 in Kigali, Residencies in Africa if applicable) Visa fees (for visa processes at official entities, reimbursement) Health
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knowledge of English; knowledge of German is advantageous. Application Procedure Application deadline If an application deadline exists, it is mentioned in the current offers . The DLR-DAAD scholarships
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well as climate protection) (e.g., fusion technologies, decarbonization of the economy and expansion of renewable energy, energy storage, and cross-border infrastructure) Artificial intelligence and digitalization
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of renewable energy, energy storage, and cross-border infrastructure) Artificial intelligence and digitalization, as well as microelectronics (e.g., strengthening Europe’s digital sovereignty, research on AI
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support at the German university Selection Students apply via the international offices of the participating Argentinean UTN universities. The selection procedure is carried out by an expert commission with
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Alfred Toepfer Stiftung & Studienstiftung des deutschen Volkes: You and Europe Scholarship Programme
educational programmes relating specifically to Europe. The costs of accommodation, meals and programme fees will be covered, travel expenses will be subsidised. Use of a digital programme area as an exchange
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(with justification for up to 4 months). The on-site ZUKOnnect Fellowships are complemented by a digital affiliation extending it to a duration of 12 months. Scholarship Value During the on-campus
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with a comparative or cross-border approach, on Europe in its relation to the wider world, on topics of intellectual and religious history, with digital tools and methods, or on environmental history