Other scholarships

DAAD-Scholarship for students in NHRE master's degree programme

Kontakt

The Franco-German Youth Office (FGYO) supports cooperation between partner universities with a variety of funding programmes. These programmes complement the academic mobility programmes of other funding institutions and the European Union.  

We also invite you to visit our website (www.dfjw.org) for an overview of other FGYO programmes which support individual projects and group encounters. The menu headings "Twens" and "Teamer" provide an especially extensive range of information regarding exchange and continuing education opportunities, as well as a list of FGYO publications.  

To obtain an application form, please contact us or download one from our website: www.dfjw.org.

The Franco-German Youth Office also awards scholarships for intensive language courses in France. These scholarships are awarded to students and doctoral candidates so that they may improve their language skills prior to an academic or research visit abroad.

The Minister President of the Free State of Thuringia (Germany) will award three "Goethe Scholarships" in 2011. The purpose of the scholarships is to provide academics an opportunity to conduct research projects at a research facility in Thuringia.   

Requirements:

• Scholarships are only awarded to graduates, and preferably doctoral candidates.
• Applicants must come from Central or Eastern Europe.
• Projects should be based on subjects of German literature, music, art, cultural sciences and humanities, which are related to Thuringia and its relationship to Europe.

We offer:

• Monthly grant of € 1,100 for three months.
• Research visits usually begin in September/October.

Application process:

Please submit your application by e-mail or post no later than 31 May 2011 to:

Thüringer Staatskanzlei
Referat 24
Frau U. Wilhelm
Regierungsstraße 73
99084 Erfurt

The Bauhaus-Universität Weimar Faculty of Media constantly offers student assistantships to qualified students of the study course “Computer Science and Media”. These student assistantships are paid internships and tutoring positions. Such positions are awarded as financial support for students, and offer the opportunity of working in the faculty research teams. Recipients are awarded up to 600,- EUR per month.

Requirements for applications are:

    * To be enrolled in the study course “Computer Science and Media”

    * Very good knowledge of English

    * Interested in research support

Qualified candidates are encouraged to ask the computer science chairs for more information.

http://www.uni-weimar.de/cms/medien/medieninformatik.html