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Funding
Scholarships and grants are available for students at any stage in their career and for various purposes from diverse institutions and foundations. Generally speaking, the more advanced you are with your studies, the more offers you may find.
Funding can be obtained for almost any aspect of one's study or research. Individual foundations, associated with political parties, confessions or other social organizations, provide long-time support for postgraduate and doctoral students for up to three years. They sometimes provide additional funds for study or research abroad.
Exhaustive lists of foundations and programmes offering grants and scholarships are provided by the German Labor Union for Education and Research and the Federal Ministry for Education and Research. The German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) has a useful database not only for travel funds. Internally, within Heidelberg University, the International Relations Office can be consulted.
Funding for Conference Participation
Universities, individual projects and foundations may also provide funds for conference or short-term research trips. Doctoral students can apply for funding for conference and lecture participation at the DAAD and the University's Graduate Academy. Post-Doctoral students have the additional opportunity to apply for travel subsidies at the Fritz Thyssen Foundation and the German Research Foundation (DFG).
Publication Grants
Grants to complete and publish doctoral theses, on the other hand, are limited and difficult to obtain. It is therefore advisable to plan well in advance, stick to a strict schedule and to keep searching for alternative funding. The University's Graduate Academy provides limited grants through funding from the Excellence Initiative.
Below we provide you with announcements of current offers. If not stated otherwise, the offers listed on these pages are available for German as well as foreign students.
Funding Offers
Gerald D. Feldman Travel Grants
The Max Weber Foundation invites applications for the Gerald D. Feldman travel grants. Applicants should be German academics (at least M.A.) with an outstanding, internationally orientated... weiterlesen
European Institutes for Advanced Study Fellowship Programme
The European Institutes for Advanced Study (EURIAS) Fellowship Programme invites applications for 39 fellowships, 20 of which will be offered to junior scholars while 19 will be going to senior... weiterlesen
Freigeist Fellowships for Young Researchers
The "Freigeist" Initiative of the Volkswagen Foundation invites applications for up to 15 "Freigeist" Fellowships. The fellowship must be integrated within a university or other... weiterlesen
Cultural Policy Research Award
The European Cultural Foundation (ECF) and the European Network on Cultural management and cultural policy education, ENCATC, invite applications for the 2013 Cultural Policy Research Award... weiterlesen
Shortcuts Scholarships for Young Women Researchers, Bielefeld
The Bielefeld Graduate School for History and Sociology, the Faculty of Sociology and the Department of History of the Faculty of History, Philosophy and Theology at Bielefeld University, Germany,... weiterlesen
Daimler and Benz Fellowship Programme for Junior Professors and Postgraduates
The Daimler and Benz Foundation invites applications for its fellowship programme for the sponsorship of Junior Professors and Postgraduates. The programme is addressed to young postdoctoral... weiterlesen
Rotary Peace Fellowships
The Rotary Foundation invites applications for the Rotary Peace Fellowships. Applicants should have a Bachelor degree, as well as a minimum of three-year related work experience, if applying... weiterlesen
Contact
Oliver Lamers
lamers@asia-europe.uni-heidelberg.de
Björn-Ole Kamm
kamm@asia-europe.uni-heidelberg.de
Karl Jaspers Centre
Voßstr. 2, Building 4400, Room 220
69115 Heidelberg
Tel: +49 - (0)6221 / 54 4009
