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The Bauhaus-Universität Weimar would like to attract outstanding students and graduates of the Bauhaus-Universität Weimar to start a doctorate at the Bauhaus-Universität Weimar. Students and alumni of all four faculties who are planning a doctoral project at the Bauhaus-Universität Weimar can apply for a scholarship in the transition and preparation phase.
In the funding year 2023/2024, up to 4 Bauhaus start-up scholarships are available.
Depending on the number of scholarships that may still be offered after the first awarding round, the number of scholarships still open will be updated in February/March.
Funding: 1.000 Euros per month, funding duration 6 months
Opportunity to participate in doctoral preparation workshops
The funding period can be chosen anytime between 1st April 2023 und 31st March 2024.
Breaks are usually not possible.
- Only complete applications submitted on time will be accepted.
- An application can unfortunately not be considered without a letter of recommendation.
- There is no legal entitlement to the award of a scholarship.
The earliest deadline for applications is 31st of January 2023. Applications are possible on an ongoing basis at the latest until 31st of August 2023, depending on the awarding and the availability of funds.
Requirements
Eligible for funding are:
- Graduates of the Bauhaus-Universität Weimar with very good study and examination results, special interest and aptitude for scientific work with outlines for doctoral projects that are foreseeably to be registered and carried out at the Bauhaus-Universität Weimar.
Please note:
- As a rule, no more than 2 years may lie between the date of application and the date of graduation. The degree certificate must be available at the latest at the time of the scholarship application.
- The scholarship cannot be granted to employed persons. Secondary employment is possible within the framework of the regulations of the scholarship regulations of the Bauhaus-Universität Weimar.
The start date of the scholarship is April 1 at the earliest and October 1 at the latest.
Accordingly, the last scholarship payment must be made no later than March 2024.
Following the scholarship, the scholarship holders are obliged to submit a final report and, if applicable, proof of acceptance by the respective Doctoral Candidate Admissions Board that has been applied for or has taken place in the meantime.
Application documents
The application is made (in German or English) via the online form with file upload for your application documents:
- language: German or English
- 1 PDF document (1 file incl. all attachments, please include name in file name).
- file size max. 15 MB
- not password-protected
Please include the following documents in the order shown below:
- Letter of motivation (motivation for the doctorate and its location at the Bauhaus-Universität Weimar)
- Exposé on the planned project (max. 3 pages + literature/source references + illustrations, if applicable)
- Time and work plan (for the funding period and beyond, if possible)
- Curriculum vitae in tabular form
- Degree certificate (Bachelor's degree, if available; Master's degree/diploma; certificate and overview of grades as scan)
- where applicable, an explanation of special personal circumstances and biographical hurdles such as caring for a child or relative, a disability or chronic illness, your parents' (educational) background, migration background, experience of discrimination, etc.
PLEASE NOTE - SEPERATE SUBMISSION BY THE PROFESSOR:
7. Statement by a professor of the Bauhaus-Universität Weimar who will supervise the doctoral project.
- should include statements on the applicant as well as on the planned doctoral project and its integration in the department.
Please submit separately by the respective department online as a pdf. For better comparability, please use the "Letter of Recommendation Form" if possible and send it directly to the scholarship coordinator.
Selection process
The decision on the awarding of grants is taken by the Scholarship Commission at the Bauhaus-Universität Weimar, taking into account the following criteria:
- Suitability of the prospective doctoral candidates for academic work on a doctorate (outstanding academic achievements, if applicable: prizes/awards, publication or international experience)
- prospects of success: Originality of the idea and suitability of the project as a basis for a doctoral project (research question, objective, current state of research/theoretical basis, methodological approach if applicable)
- Work and time schedule for the preparation phase of the doctoral thesis, if applicable already for the doctoral project
- If applicable: Reference to the Bauhaus or the research focus of the Bauhaus-Universität Weimar; importance of the doctoral project taking into account aspects of interdisciplinarity or internationality
Social aspects, biographical hurdles and the individual potential of the applicants in their current life situation can be taken into account in the awarding process.
- Attempts to deceive candidates will result in immediate exclusion from the procedure. In this case, a renewed application is excluded.
- In view of the absolute confidentiality of the selection procedure, no reasons will be given to applicants for decisions by the commission.
The selection is subject to the availability of funds.
Prof. Dr. Andrea Osburg
Chair of the Scholarship Commission at the Bauhaus-Universität Weimar
President of the Bauhaus-Universität Weimar
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