DIW Berlin FULLY FUNDED PhD Scholarship (5 Years) 2023, Berlin, Germany. is open for International Students . The scholarship allows PhD level programm(s) in the field of Economics, Business studies taught at German Institute for Economic Research . The deadline of the scholarship is expired at 12 Feb 2023.
DIW Berlin PhD Scholarship is a 5 year program which is fully funded, there will be no tuition fee through out the program. Its a great opportunity for graduate students who want to take their research to next level while exploring Berlin, which is an exciting city. DIW Berlin also known as the German Institute for Economic Research is one of the leading economic research institute in Germany. It offers a top-class economical doctoral programs in Berlin. The DIW GC cooperates with the Berlin universities and thus offers its students a very broad research community.
DIW Berlin FULLY FUNDED PhD Scholarship (5 Years) 2023, Berlin, Germany. is available to undertake PhD level programs at German Institute for Economic Research.
Following subject are available to study under this scholarship program.
There are no tuition fees. PhD students will receive funding for the expected length of the program - five years. For the course phase, a stipend of 1,450 Euro per month is provided; funding during the research phase is normally provided through employment at one of the DIW’s research departments. Funding for the research phase is conditional on having fulfilled the Performance Criteria.
We recommend to enroll at one of Berlin's universities, as this allows access to public transportation at no additional cost and ensures student health insurance. Note that the universities charge a semester fee of approximately 280 - 315 Euro per semester.
This scholarship is open to international students.
As part of the online application procedure, you will be asked to upload the following documents:
The application is to be completed in English.
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