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GET_INvolved - Where you get funding
I. Funding through Institutional Programmes
Institutional GET_INvolved programmes usually include funding for travel, stay and subsistence and mandatory health insurance.
Dedicated cooperations under the GET_INvolved umbrella programme are based, for example, on a bilateral or multilateral agreement between FAIR and GSI on one hand and the institute or university on the other hand which regulates how the fellowship is financed.
Alternatively, the cooperations are based on a special agreement for fellowships from a partner country.
GET_INvolved Azerbaijan:
Internship and training programme open to students registered with ANAS, Baku, Azerbaijan.
GET_INvolved China:
Postdoc programme open to Chinese researchers in their final Ph.D. phase or doing postdoc research in China or abroad.
GET_INvolved Czechia:
Internship and training programme open to students registered with Charles University in Prague.
GET_INvolved India:
Internship, training and research programme open to students, early-stage researchers and/or scientific staff at 2 universities in India.
GET_INvolved Mexico:
Internship and training programme open to students enrolled in educational programmes at CINESTAV, Mexico.
GET_INvolved Montenegro:
Internship and training Programme currently open to students and researchers from Montenegro.
GET_INvolved Poland:
Internship, training and research programme under the Erasmus+ umbrella open to students from 3 Polish universities.
GET_INvolved Romania:
Internship, training and research programme under the Erasmus+ umbrella open to students from University of Bucharest.
GET_INvolved Russia:
Internship/training/research Programme currently open to students enrolled in educational Programme at Russia Universities and education institutes.
GET_INvolved South Africa:
Internship and traineeship programme based on an agreement with iThemba LABS open to students with a bachelor degree or higher.
GET_INvolved - SUT Thailand:
Internship and training programme currently open to students enrolled in educational programmes at SUT, Thailand.
Funding through Individual Student Fellowships/Traineeships
Individual students and early stage researchers intending to undertake an internship and traineeship or to get research experience have to be either funded by their sending institute (home university or institutes) or a third party funding agency for the duration they deem to stay and perform their project. This funding usually includes their travel, stay and subsistence and also a mandatory health insurance covering the period of stay.
Postdocs may alternatively apply on open postdoc positions advertised at GSI job offers.
Meritorious students with no financial support or partial financial support are taken into consideration for providing additional support from host departments at FAIR and GSI.
Funding of Individual Participation
For example, students can apply for third-party funds (this list is not exhaustive):
- European funds for mobility and research
- European Commission research grants for mobility:
www.european-funding-guide.eu/ - ERASMUS+ grants for Key Action 1 for mobility of young students:
http://ec.europa.eu/programmes/erasmus-plus/about_en
- European Commission research grants for mobility:
- International scholarship programmes
- DAAD - German Academic Exchange Service - research or mobility funds: DAAD scholarship database
- Humboldt Foundation:
Humboldt Research Fellellowships for Postdoctoral Researchers
- DAAD - German Academic Exchange Service - research or mobility funds: DAAD scholarship database
- National funds from agencies
- German Research Council, DFG:
Emmy Noether Programme (German Research Council, DFG) for postdocs only
- German Research Council, DFG:
