1-2 short-term scholarships for PhD students

The Research Training Group

“Multilevel Constitutionalism:

European Experiences and Global Perspectives”

funded by the German Research Foundation

and affiliated to the Humboldt University of Berlin

awards

1-2 short-term scholarships for PhD students

with a funding period of 6 months

during each term of the following two years.

Applicants are expected (1) to hold excellent degrees in the disciplines
of law, political science, history, or philosophy

respectively, (2) to work on dissertation projects that closely relate
to the research questions of the

graduate college, and (3) to have a very good command of the German and
English languages.

The scholarships may be awarded as either completion or visiting grants.
They amount to 1,200 Euros plus a

material cost allowance of 103 Euros per month. Recipients are required
to participate actively in all events

hosted by the Research Training Group. Further information is available
at: www.grakov-berlin.eu.

Applications (including a letter of motivation specifying the benefit
expected from joining the Research Training

Group, a CV, copies of all relevant reports and references, a brief
presentation of the dissertation project,

a research schedule, and a letter of recommendation from the supervisor
of the dissertation) should be submitted

electronically to bewerbung@grakov-berlin.eu.

Deadlines for submitting applications:

July 15, 2013: for the winter term 2013/2014 (1 scholarship);

January 15, 2014: for the summer term 2014;

July 15, 2014: for the winter term 2014/2015.

The Research Training Group strives to increase the share of woman in
areas where they are underrepresented

and therefore strongly encourages women to apply. Severely disabled
applicants will be preferentially considered

in case of equal qualifications. Additional funds to support PhD
students with children are available.

Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Ingolf Pernice

(Speaker of the Research Training Group)

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