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You'd like to study or do research in Germany? We look forward to welcoming you! The DAAD's scholarship database contains numerous scholarship offers for study or teaching visits and research projects in Germany. Prospective students can choose between different types of higher education institutions in Germany: there are universities.
Germany’s reputation as an outstanding research destination continues to attract the world’s finest minds. In 2014 an incredible Number of 85,000 people chose Germany to write their dissertations or join one of our growing number of doctoral research teams. Discover your best route to a PhD in Germany, including financing options and advice.
Study and research in Germany If you want to study or complete your doctorate in German or English, the DAAD has the information you need. This section contains German and internationally oriented Bachelor's, Master's and doctoral programmes, but also language and special courses.
Germany is highly popular among international students. This is mainly because of the country's many excellent universities, its dynamic student life and good funding options. If you have decided to come to Germany, read on to find out how you can plan your study visit and what help is available.
The DAAD is in close contact with its scholarship holders, their relatives and local staff to provide you with the best possible support. Please note that the situation is constantly changing and make use of the latest information from the authorities in China and Germany. They are in constant exchange and continuously evaluate current.
A letter of motivation is required when you apply for a study scholarship or a grant for a language or specialist course. This letter gives you the opportunity to describe your personality and the reasons why you are applying for DAAD funding. The following information and questions will help you write an informative letter of motivation.
DAAD Info Center Toronto. The DAAD Information Centre Toronto is dedicated to serving the needs of students and faculty in Canada. It promotes study and research in Germany, advises local students on funding opportunities, and builds ties between German and Canadian universities.
There are exciting study, research and funding opportunities available for South Africans and Sub-Saharan Africans in Germany. Germany is situated in the heart of Europe and the researcher or scientist at a German university is surrounded by an international research landscape. Below are just some of the DAAD scholarships on offer in Germany.
DAAD research grants provide foreign doctoral candidates and young academics and scientists with an opportunity to carry out research or continue their education in Germany. There are funding programmes for various qualification phases and stages in a career. The grants also promote the exchange of experience and networking amongst colleagues.
DAAD research grants provide young foreign academics and scientists with an opportunity to carry out research and continue their education in Germany. There are funding programmes for various qualification phases and stages in a career. The grants also promote the exchange of experience and networking amongst colleagues.
DAAD grants provide foreign academics and scientists with an opportunity to carry out research and continue their education in Germany. There are funding programmes for various qualification phases and stages in a career.
DAAD. Financing. Research Funding. Research funding in Germany is provided by government bodies, various organisations, including many of the large non-university research institutions, and industry. Here you find a wide selection of funding programmes for international PhD students and researchers. More at research-in-germany.org.
Internships and Short-Term Programmes Internships and Summer Schools are two interesting ways of experiencing the study and research scenario in Germany. Research internships offer students the excellent opportunity to work with professors and researchers, thus being a part of the ongoing research at German universities and research organisations.
