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of the salary for the successful candidate and makes a non-binding recommendation that takes the individual’s career stage into account. The final salary is then set by the AIMS Centre on the basis
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Register here for the next round of applications Register Hint The closing date for applications has elapsed. Unfortunately, it is not currently possible to apply for this programme. The next application round is scheduled to begin in November 2024. If you register for the next application round...
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must meet the following criteria In line with the MSCA work programme, support to individual researchers will be open to all domains of research and innovation and aligned with the general objectives and
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Federal Foreign Office chose to name the programme they launched after him: the Philipp Schwartz Initiative. The programme allows researchers who are subject to significant and continuous personal threat in
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organisation. The nomination documents must be submitted directly to the responsible regional office of the German Academic Exchange Service in Tokyo. DAAD Tokyo Office Akasaka 7-5-56 Minato-ku Tokyo 107-0052
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not yet taken part in the application process. This may be because many research talents have already secured a permanent job or lucrative offers from business or academia at an early stage in
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process? Periods in which the nominee interrupted academic activities after completing a doctorate in order to rear children may be taken into account as career breaks after examination. The proportionate
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completing a doctorate in order to rear children may be taken into account as career breaks after examination. The proportionate offsetting of such periods is also possible. Please always indicate child
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Foundation will provide you with a contact person. We will also assist you in reintegrating in Germany: e.g. with allowances for job interviews or the possibility of a twelve-month return fellowship. We will
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you nominate close relatives or your marital/registered partner Nominees Is there an age limit for nominees? No. Are child-rearing periods taken into account in the assessment of academic achievements