Семінар з підготовки до написання дисертації в Німеччині

Автор UniStudy · 11 Квітня, 2016

Випускники з не-німецьких університетів, які замислюються над навчанням в аспірантурі, запрошуються до участі в семінарі “Preparing for a doctoral project”.

Дати: 27 – 29 червня 2016 року.

Місце: Мюнхен, Німеччина.

Дедлайн: 8 травня.

Детальний опис англійською:

You want to pursue a doctoral project about Eastern and Southeastern Europe in history, cultural studies or social sciences, but you do not have a final dissertation proposal yet?

The Graduate School for East and Southeast European Studies (Munich and Regensburg, Germany) invites applications from graduates from non-German universities for the international workshop “Preparing for a doctoral project”, which will take place in Munich from June 27 to 29, 2016.

The workshop aims at supporting students who have finished a MA programme or are in the final phase of their graduate studies to prepare a PhD project, with which they can apply to a respective programme at a German university or for a scholarship from the Graduate School for East and Southeast European Studies, in particular.

The Graduate School for East and Southeast European Studies is a cooperative post-graduate programme jointly organized by the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität in Munich and the University of Regensburg. The School is funded by the German Excellence Initiative and was established in November 2012. The Graduate School organizes a comprehensive and competitive doctoral programme with an interdisciplinary profile: its faculty comes from history, literary and language studies, art history, theatre studies, political sciences, and law. The Graduate School also studies the relationships and entanglements of Eastern and Southeastern Europe with other parts of the world. Therefore, specialists from other area studies (e.g. Chinese Studies, Japanese Studies, North American Studies, European Studies) are included in the School’s faculty as well. The research of the Graduate School addresses three broad fields:

Origins and Forms of Social and Political Change
Cultural Systems
Infrastructure, Migration and Transfer of Knowledge

As part of its recruitment program, the Graduate School organizes an annual workshop for graduates from non-German universities in order to support them preparing an application for the Graduate School. We will invite up to six graduate students, who will work with researchers of the Graduate School on potential dissertation projects. They will also be informed about the particularities of academia and PhD studies in Germany. The workshop is held in English. Good knowledge of both languages is mandatory.

Eligibility

In order to be considered eligible to apply, you must fulfill all of the following criteria:

graduates from non-German universities;
possess upper-intermediate English and German proficiency. Good knowledge of both languages is mandatory.

Costs

The Graduate School will cover the travel costs of the invited participants and their accommodation in twin rooms in Munich.

Application

Workshop participants will be selected on the basis of their previous academic achievements and their preliminary dissertation project. If you are interested in participating in the preparatory workshop, please submit your application in English or German online:

The application must include: