
The information session will provide details on funding programs and collaborations in support of research in Germany.
About this event
This 60-minute information session will provide details on funding programs in support of research stays in Germany or collaborations with German partners, as well as an overview of the German research landscape, its structure, major players and relevant policy initiatives.
The session will be led by representatives of the DAAD – German
Academic Exchange Service and the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation, two
German funding agencies which support individual researcher mobility.
The information presented will be relevant to faculty, postdocs and PhD students from across the disciplinary spectrum.
For more information on DAAD, visit: www.daad-canada.ca
For more Information Humboldt Foundation, visit: https://www.humboldt-foundation.de/en/
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