11 software-engineering-model-driven-engineering-phd-position Postgraduate positions at DAAD in Germany
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Description The HSII offers a three-year PhD curriculum beginning in October each year. The program is supported by a wide range of collaborative research initiatives, including CRC1192, CRC1328
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these long-term impacts, the following outcomes have been formulated as programme objectives: Programme objective 1: Graduates have qualified to take over responsible positions in their (or for their) region
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-semester Master's degree) or a 3rd cycle which usually takes place in two semesters (concert examination, masterclass or PhD in an artistic subject). Funding for a Master's degree programme/a postgraduate
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have qualified to take over responsible positions in their (or for their) region of origin. Programme objective 2: The participation of women and underprivileged groups is reinforced. Programme objective
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available in the further tabs (e.g. “Application requirements”). Programme Description Since 1997, the Heinrich-Böll-Foundation supports graduates from Latin America through its Sur-Place Programme in Mexico
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, Serbia, Slovakia and Ukraine who plan to complete postgraduate studies (i.e. Master's programmes), PhDs or one-year research stays at a Bavarian higher-education institution. The one-year scholarship can
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they begin their scholarship – depending on the graduate school. What can be funded? A PhD project at a structured graduate school at a university in Germany. Duration of the funding Up to 4 years
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of the universities. The respective university decides whether or not to offer scholarship holders a place. In most cases, applicants are required to take an entrance examination. Please inform yourself in time about
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university decides whether or not to offer scholarship holders a place. In most cases, applicants are required to take an entrance examination. Please find out in time about admission requirements (see also
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university Confirmation of a scholarship does not automatically guarantee admission to one of the universities. The respective university decides whether or not to offer scholarship holders a place. In most