In the framework of the programme SPACES II of the German Federal Ministry for Education and Research (BMBF), researchers from Germany, South Africa, Namibia, Angola, Malawi, Mozambique and Zambia conduct scientific collaboration projects to investigate climate processes, the global climate change, and their consequences in the region of Southern Africa. Sustainability is one focus of this research.Sustainable research requires early support for young experts in research and education at universities and research institutes, including industry-related ones, in Germany and the participating African countries South Africa, Namibia, Angola, Malawi, Mozambique and Zambia. Good networking, close coordination and long-term cooperation of these nations are of equal importance.The accompanying DAAD scholarship programme “Capacity Building/Development” (CaBuDe) aims at developing the required capacities. The programme will enable scholarship holders from Southern Africa to research, to network and to be (further) educated in Germany, in order to become experts for the sustainable scientific-technical cooperation between their home countries and Germany. The same applies to the short-term research scholarship holders from Germany under this programme. Who can apply? The following categories of researchers can apply:.
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excellently qualified students, graduates, doctoral candidates and postdocs from South Africa, Namibia, Angola, Malawi, Mozambique and Zambia who are doing research within one of the under the overall theme of Earth System Management in the following specific fields:1. Environmental Sciences2. Coastal and Marine Research Sciences3. Geology.
excellently qualified senior experts with no less than bachelor degree from South Africa, Namibia, Angola, Malawi, Mozambique and Zambia working in one of the.What can be funded? Type D: Short-term research scholarships for master students (not applicable for senior experts)At the time of application, no more than 6 years should have passed since the graduation with a bachelor degree.Type E: Short-term research scholarships for PhD students (not applicable for senior experts)At the time of application, no more than 6 years should have passed since the graduation with a master degree.All types: Proposals must be relevant to the research areas of the prospective SPACES cooperation project. Please be sure to submit an invitation by a scientist working in the prospective in Germany.Language skills. The application documents must be submitted in full to the DAAD Portal.Certificates, proof of credits, certifications and translations may be scanned in non-certified form and uploaded to the DAADportal.
The DAAD Head Office in Bonn will only request certified copies of the submitted documents in paper form if a grant is awarded.Type C: Short-term research scholarships for bachelor studentsType D: Short-term research scholarships for master students and senior expertsType E: Short-term research scholarships for PhD students and senior expertsType F: Short-term research fellowships for postdocs and senior expertsDocuments to be uploaded to the DAAD portal:. Online application form. Full curriculum vitae in tabular form (3 pages max.). List of publications (max. 3 pages), if applicable.
Summary of the thesis of the latest academic degree (2 pages max.). Detailed description of the research proposal, after due discussion with the academic supervisor at the German host institution (10 pages max.). Detailed schedule of the planned research work. Letter confirming supervision by a scientist working in the desired SPACES project in Germany. The letter must include the confirmation of the applicant´s sufficient English language skills.
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University degree certificates indicating final grade(s) (bachelor, master or PhD); the certificates must be submitted before the grant-supported research begins if they are not yet available at the time of application. All university certificates on all annual examinations with individual grades (transcripts of records), incl. Explanation of grading System. German or English translations of documents submitted in the other languagesApplication deadline.
Your application is only valid if you submit all the required documents to the DAAD portal on time. For submitting references by post, the postmark date serves as proof that they have been dispatched on time.
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(If further documents are to be submitted by post, please send them as soon as possible.). The DAAD portal closes at 24.00 hrs. Central European Time (CET) on the last application day. Incomplete applications cannot be considered. Applicants are responsible for ensuring that their applications are complete.
The application documents remain with the DAAD. Data relating to applicants is saved by the DAAD in accordance with the Federal Data Protection Act and with the EU Data Protection Regulation insofar as this data is needed to process the application. You can access the DAAD portal by clicking 'Application portal' at the end of the page. Here you will find an online application form in which you can enter your application data.This is what you have to do:1. Register in the DAAD portal 2.
Request referencesThe form, which has to be completed by a referee, has to be generated in the DAAD portal in the section 'Request reference' after registration and downloaded. Please send the form by e-mail to your referee and ask for the completed reference form to be returned to you in a sealed envelope. In each case, please provide your referee with the application address thus enabling him/her to send the recommendation letter there direct.Please note that the form for completion by a referee can only be generated during the application period (from about 6 weeks before the application deadline).Please generate one form for each referee.The reference is confidential and may not be viewed by the applicant!3. Applying online in the DAAD portal. Download and complete the online application form. Prepare application documents.
If necessary, translate documents (unless they are already in German or English). Scan paper documents (except references) and save in PDF format. Please note that you can only upload PDF files to the portal. Upload the completed application form and the other application documents to the portal in PDF format. Translations, if applicable, should be uploaded together with the document issued in the original language. Submit the uploaded application documents online.4. Sending application documents by postReferences must be sent in the unopened envelope to the application location.Information for applicants from non-EU countries:Please remember to specify the exact contents of your postal consignment in the documents for the customs authorities, e.g.
'Application for a scholarship with application documents, a reference and a DVD with work samples (no commercial goods, no merchandise value, no insurable value)'.Please note:If you have any technical questions or problems your local information and advice centres could not help you with, please do not hesitate to contact our technical Portal hotline: +49 (0228) 882-8888 or via e-mail, open every weekday from 9.00 am to 12.00 pm and from 2.00 pm to 4.00 pm (CET).Please consider this when you are planning your application.