Scholarships that doctors can apply for studying in Germany

# Studying in Germany # Introduction Studying in Germany is not only a scholarship for undergraduate students, but also a scholarship for doctoral and postdoctoral students. The following are shared scholarships that doctors can apply for studying in Germany. Welcome to read the reference!

1. Scholarships that doctors can apply for studying in Germany

1. Humboldt Fund

It is one of the recognized scholarships in Germany, and it was established in memory of the great German scientist alexander von humboldt. In fact, the doctor is not the main sponsor of Humboldt scholarship, and the money given is higher than the general scholarship, which is about 2000 euros per month. Its main funders are researchers who continue their studies after doctoral graduation. Doctoral graduates within 4 years can apply for postdoctoral researchers, and doctoral graduates within 4- 12 years can apply for experienced researchers. It is worth mentioning that researchers funded by Humboldt Fund are generally called "Humboldt Scholars", which is regarded as a hat and title in China, and it is a great plus for the evaluation of the title application fund in the future.

2. EU Marie Curie Project

It is one of the funded projects in Europe, which is more difficult than applying for Humboldt Scholarship and has more money than Humboldt Fund. The annual subsidy for doctors is about 5 euros before tax. This scholarship is not only in Germany, but also in Europe, so you can apply to study in other European countries. Ou Ma project is mainly divided into two sub-projects. One is the research network: Support Innovation Training Network (ITN), which aims to train doctors for universities and scientific research institutions. Another subproject is individual researcher: supporting experienced researchers to move between countries, optionally to the non-academic sector (IF). This subproject is aimed at postdoctoral and researcher-level researchers. Like the Humboldt Fund, funded researchers are generally called "Marie Curie scholars in the European Union" and are also regarded as a kind of hat and title in China. It is worth mentioning that the Ou Ma project is usually regarded as a scholarship, but it is actually different from ordinary scholarships, because the funded personnel can only sign a work contract with their unit, and they have to pay personal income tax and social security as in enterprises, so they also enjoy social welfare protection.

3.CSC scholarship

At present, studying abroad is still the mainstream way for students in China. After all, Humboldt and Ou Ma mentioned above belong to a few talented people. The funding scope of CSC is also gradually expanding. Originally, CSC did not subsidize applicants who obtained master's degrees abroad. From about 20 15, students who have obtained master's degrees abroad can also apply, and some friends who have graduated from Germany apply to CSC to continue their doctoral studies. Compared with Humboldt and Ou Ma, CSC's financial support is much weaker, about 65,438+0,000 euros per month. In the developed countries at the same level, Germany's consumption is relatively low, even the lowest, so it is enough to spend so much money in ordinary cities, and saving money can also save some money.

4.DAAD (German Academic Exchange Center) and DFG (German Science Foundation)

If we have to compare them, these two scholarships are equivalent to CSC in China, targeting most ordinary people, and the funding intensity is similar to CSC.

5. China Academy of Sciences -DAAD Joint Scholarship

This scholarship program provides financial support for doctoral students from China Academy of Sciences (CAS) and China University of Science and Technology (USTC) to carry out 1-2 years of research in Germany. This program does not support applicants who want to get a German doctorate, and the applicants of this program will eventually get a doctorate from a university in China. Doctoral students engaged in scientific research in the Max Planck Institute and the institutes affiliated to the Flawn Hof Institute are not included in the application scope. At the time of application, the applicant's time to study for a doctorate in China should not exceed three years in principle.

6. School scholarships

In addition, many universities in Germany also have their own scholarships for outstanding master graduates (even undergraduates) to stay in school for doctoral studies. The master's school has a scholarship called International Graduate School, and students from other schools who intend to study here can also apply. The monthly subsidy is about 2000 euros. So, even if you can't apply for CSC or DAAD, you can still go and see if the school you want to apply for has any scholarships offered by our school.

2. German doctoral study abroad system

1. Personal tutoring system

Find a doctoral supervisor to guide you to finish your doctoral thesis. Depending on your major and research field, you can complete the research by yourself or with other researchers. The study time is generally limited to 3-5 years (3 years at the earliest). There is no application deadline, and students can cooperate with their tutors to prepare visas, which is not limited to a certain admission time and is relatively flexible.

2. Structured doctor system

Its doctoral program is very similar to that of English-speaking countries. First, the doctoral steering committee of a certain major or department formulates a doctoral training plan, selects a doctoral tutor team, and is responsible for training a group of doctoral students. Fill the doctoral time through courses, teaching assistants or research assistants, seminars, projects, etc., and guide students to complete the transformation from academic novices to academic experts within three to five years.

However, the key difference is that the tutorial system provides a more independent and flexible model, and there is no mandatory participation in research lectures, deadlines or courses. You will concentrate on completing your research and writing your thesis. The structured doctoral program requires you to attend mandatory lectures, seminars and temporary evaluation of research topics. You will attend transferable skills training in academic/scientific methods and soft skills. In this project, you will independently carry out a wider range of research projects and cooperate with students and scholars.

3. Personal Statement Writing Guide for Studying in Germany

I. Contents

Personal statement is to ask students to introduce their own learning background and describe it with their major as the center. What German schools want to see is the introduction of students' majors. Your personal statement shows how much you love your major. You can show your professional achievements and efforts to the admissions teacher. The teacher has to read a lot of documents every day, and it only takes two or three minutes to read your documents. Your personal statement should attract the attention of teachers and leave a good impression on them.

Second, the writing steps

Before writing, you should conceive what you want to write in your mind, and analyze and describe these three points in detail from the professional background of students, the direction you want to study and the plan for the future. You can find materials to write these three points on the draft paper, and then formally start writing. You should indicate your purpose at the beginning, introduce yourself briefly first, and briefly describe the students' experience, without a lot of lyricism. You must sell yourself in your personal statement. Finally, talk about your future plan, which can be a description of your short-term study goals or a long-term career plan.

Third, matters needing attention

When you describe your experience in your personal statement, don't write everything you have, just write something related to the major you are applying for. You should be clear about what kind of personal statement the admissions teacher wants to see. When you express your personal views in your personal statement, you must give specific examples. If you just express your opinion, your personal statement is not very convincing. Your content should be logical, and you can't contradict your resume and recommendation letter. Of course, your personal statement should not overlap with other materials. We often see students using web templates, which will make personal statements look dull. You can look at the model essay online to find ideas, but you don't need to use the same template as online. Don't write your personal statement too perfectly, but show it with appropriate shortcomings.

4. Introduction to the employment direction of studying abroad in Germany

First, stay in Germany.

At present, Germany is in the stage of serious population aging, and the domestic population is difficult to meet the needs of society. Therefore, special attention is paid to outstanding overseas talents, and graduates who successfully complete their studies in Germany are more popular. It's good for everyone to stay here.

The positions that can be engaged are all over all walks of life, and the recognition of general enterprises is relatively high. If you enter the relevant enterprises during your study, it will be higher to submit a formal employment application after completing your studies.

The average student's starting salary for employment is more than 50,000 euros per year. You can unconditionally apply for a job visa for one and a half years after graduation. You can submit a long-term residence application after two years of work and a permanent residence application after five years.

Second, return to China.

First of all, the government provides you with very good policies and benefits, and will hold a job fair for returned overseas students and enterprises, build a bridge of communication between the two sides, facilitate two-way selection and improve the efficiency of talent selection.

Then, enterprises will recognize the academic qualifications, skills and innovation of foreign students more, because different training methods can help you gain different experiences from those in China, so that the advantages of foreign students will actually be more obvious when applying for a job.

If you have plans to start your own business, don't ignore the advantages provided by the government. You can submit an application for tax exemption, or you can enter the industrial park to enjoy better hardware facilities, provided that your business plan can be approved.

Third, other countries.

As a big country in Europe, Germany's recognition of academic certificates issued by universities is still relatively high. No matter which country you want to work in, as long as your academic qualifications are certified, the starting point will not be discounted or even more advantageous.

I suggest you start with a joint venture, because then your language advantage will be more obvious. Of course, it will be more difficult to find a job in a strange country, and you need to be prepared for hardship.