TUM Graduate School (TUM-GS) supports international and intercultural cooperation in research and efforts to build global networks. Besides the presentation of one’s own research finding at international renowned conferences, international research stays are an essential part of doctoral qualification at TUM. Such activities enable doctoral candidates to gain valuable personal experience as well as useful career objectives. Therefore, the TUM-GS values and supports such international research activities and has introduced various mobility programs and indivudal funding schemes.
With the four-part remote event series “International mobility funding options for doctoral candidates”, the TUM-GS, the TUM Global & Alumni Office, the TUM Global Liaison Offices São Paulo and San Francisco, as well as the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) provide an overview of various funding options for international research activities of doctoral candidates. All doctoral candidates at TUM and interested persons are invited to the event series.
April 11th, 2022, 1 pm- 2 pm:
TUM-GS funding options and Erasmus+ Staff Mobility
Zizheng Zhang, TUM-GS Management Office & Sarah Huber, TUM Global & Alumni Office
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TUM Graduate School: International mobility programs & funding options
TUM Erasmus + Staff Exchange
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April 19th, 2022, 4 pm- 4.30 pm:
Mobility and funding options in North America
Jeff Ouimet, TUM San Francisco
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Funding Opportunities in North America
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April 20th, 2022, 1 pm- 1.30 pm:
Mobility and funding options in Latin America
Sören Metz, TUM São Paulo
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Funding Opportunities in Latin America
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April 21st, 2022, 1 pm- 2 pm:
Auslandsförderung für Promovierende des DAAD (in German only)
Gabriele Tieboka, DAAD- Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst
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Auslandsförderung für Promovierende des DAAD
The information series take place remotely via Zoom. Registration for participation is not necessary.