DAAD Scholarships 2007/2008 for Master and Doctoral Programs in Germany
Bursa Beasiswa Newsletter
Application closing date for study fields of Architecture and Music,
Fine Art, Design and Film only : September 30, 2006
The DAAD is a joint organisation of German institutions of higher
education. Our aim is to promote academic co-operation world-wide,
especially through the exchange of students, scholars, academics, and
scientists. Studying or researching at a German higher education
institution needs to be properly financed. Public universities in
Germany often do not charge tuition fees. If they charge such fees,
however, these will be considerably lower than in other western
countries. Thus, the main costs a foreign student or researcher in
Germany has to face usually are for traveling, books and other
materials relevant to his work, accomodation and the general living
expenses. A scholarship or grant may be the answer for those who
don't have the necessary financial resources.
I. DAAD Long-term Research Grants for Doctoral Studies
Objective
Target group for research grants :
* excellently-qualified teaching staff from universities
* researchers from research institutions in any field of
study/research
* applicants from private sectors with at least two years of
working experience
Note: Any teaching staff predominantly or exclusively involved in
non-degree programs are not eligible.
Research grants can be used to carry out :
* research projects at a German higher education institution for
the purpose of gaining a doctorate in Indonesia (according to the "DAAD
Sandwich Model" - see annex 3) , age limit of 35 at the time of
application
* research projects at a German university for the purpose of
gaining a doctorate in Germany , age limit of 31 at the time of
application