Publication expenses
The Bauhaus Research School supports PHD candidates on low income with the publication of their doctorate thesis by providing a grant towards printing costs of maximum 400 Euros.
This grant is offered to only those PHD candidates who are not employed or are not part of a structured PHD programme (with own funding like a DFG funded research training group). Required is:
- form, describing your current situation, the dates of submission/defense/publication
- the filled out form "Rückzahlung verauslagter Sachkosten"
- original bills in hard copy
Please note: the bills must clearly state the name of the doctoral candidate in the billing address and include a reference to the Ph.D. thesis and the exact information about type and amount of the print and binder works, e.g.:
8 Exemplare der Dissertation (je 250 Seiten, s/w), Druck & Bindung
We can only refund printing costs that have been culminated in the period of 6 months before the application. Applications can be submitted respectively till 01 June and till 01 November of the specific year.
The grant will be refunded in accordance with the available annual funds.
Information on the publication of your Ph.D. from the University Library
Contact:
Marion Hensel
Bauhaus Research School
Marienstraße 14 (room 203)
Tel. +49 (0) 3643/58 41 20
Fax +49 (0) 3643/58 41 01
E-Mail: marion.hensel[at]uni-weimar.de
Temporary workplaces
The Bauhaus Research School has a small number of temporary workplaces at Marienstraße 14, which are distributed over several rooms (not individual offices). These can be provided for a maximum period of 1 year for your research activities.
Extensions are possible in certain cases. You will receive access to the premises with your thoska card and can use the workstation around the clock. All workstations offer you access to the university-wide network (WLAN), and some are equipped with a centrally administered computer.
In addition, a few workstations without computer technology can be requested for short-term use (max. 3 months).
The prerequisite for usage is that you do not have another workstation of your own at the university. You can apply for a workstation if you:
› are admitted to do a doctorate at the Bauhaus-Universität Weimar; or
› are pursuing a Postdoc project at the Bauhaus-Universität Weimar or
› are a doctoral candidate with a scholarship from the Bauhaus-Universität Weimar or
› are an invited guest researcher at the Bauhaus-Universität Weimar (informal confirmation by your prospective supervisor).
Currently no workplaces available, you can apply for a place on the waiting list.
The decision on the allocation of workplaces is made together with the "Pro.Doc" (doctoral council) according to availability and taking into account social criteria (e.g. care of children, relatives).
There are 2 types of workplaces at the BRS:
Type A comes fully equipped with a computer, monitor, keyboard, wireless LAN, storage containers and cabinets.
Type B provides a desk, chair, cabinet space and access to wireless LAN, however it does not include IT infrastructure.
To apply please fill out this form.
The university library also offers computer workstations (with or without login). You can find more information here: www.uni-weimar.de/de/universitaet/struktur/zentrale-einrichtungen/universitaetsbibliothek/service/technische-und-sonstige-ausstattung/
Literature on Academic Writing
Thanks to a cooperation with the university library young scientists can now use more up to date literature on academic writing. For our members and the users of our BRS work stations we offer a special service: we established a "Handapparat" (a local stock of literature) in our rooms:
- Wissenschaftssprache Deutsch (2011)
- Einführung in die deutsche Sprache der Wissenschaften (2009)
- MLA handbook for writers of research papers (2009)
- Academic writing. A handbook for international students. (2011)
- A manual for writers of research papers, theses, and dissertations (7. Ausgabe, 2007)
- Academic vocabulary in use (5. Ausgabe, 2011)
- Academic Writing from paragraph to essay (2005)
- Langenscheidt pocket Vietnamese dictionary
- Langenscheidt pocket Mandarin Chinese dictionary
- A dictionary of modern written Arabic
- Oxford Essential Arabic Dictionary
If you are interested, please just come to our office, contact: ute.mai[at]uni-weimar.de
Citavi Site Licence
The Bauhaus-Universität Weimar holds a site licence of Citavi, a software for reference editing and knowledge organisation. For information about the set-up and the licence see the website of the SCC, for manuals and tutorials see the Citavi-website.
Newsletter
The Bauhaus Research School produces a newsletter in regular intervals, informing our members and members of the Bauhaus-Üniversität Weimar about the current events and affairs that might interest young researchers and artists.
To keep yourself informed you may subscribe to the newsletter below.