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climate protection or climate-relevant resource conservation in their home countries - a non-European developing or transition country . If you are a prospective leader you will do a 1-year research-related
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degree course abroad as well as international students who plan to study, research or do an internship in Germany. Candidates show a strong sense of commitment and motivation and submit an innovative
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medicine. What can be funded? Research visits for postdoc Chinese scientists and researchers. Duration of the funding 3-12 months Value Monthly scholarship rate of 2.100 EUR Combined health-, accident and
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), doctoral students, postdoctoral researchers (postdocs, university teachers) working/enrolled in higher education institutions in Ukraine, regardless of the country in which they currently reside. What can be
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(e.g. Bachelor's, Master's, doctorate), stating your final grade(s). If you do not have your most recent degree certificate (doctoral candidates: Master's; postdocs: doctorate) at the time of application
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Type D – Senior Scientists: 1 to 3 months Type E – Visiting Researchers PhD/Postdoc Level: 1 to 6 months Value Type A – Graduate Students (Research in Germany): monthly instalment of 992 euros; plus e.g
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, the China Scholarship Council (CSC) and the DAAD have offered a joint programme to support Chinese postdocs since 2013. Who can apply? Outstanding graduates from Chinese Universities and institutes. What can
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January 2027. Funding or extension beyond 31 January 2027 is not possible. Scholarships cannot be extended. Value monthly scholarship payments of 1.400 euros for doctoral candidates and postdocs, 2.000
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areas, support interdisciplinary projects, and build long-term networks. The working groups consist of programme fellows, doctorate candidates, postdocs, relevant DAAD alumni, partners and university
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candidates, postdocs, relevant DAAD alumni, university faculty and partners, thereby forming an interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary community. This programme funds exchanges between scientists and