Austrian Database for Scholarships and Research Grants – www.grants.at
DOC [Doctoral Fellowship Programme of the Austrian Academy of Sciences]
Country of origin:
All
Target country:
Austria
Area of study or research:
Natural Sciences
Technical Sciences
Human Medicine, Health Sciences
Agricultural Sciences
Social Sciences
Humanities
Technical Sciences
Human Medicine, Health Sciences
Agricultural Sciences
Social Sciences
Humanities
Type of grant:
grants
Detailed type of grant:
Research grants, Grants for whole degree programmes in the target country
Funding:
Other institutions
Target group:
PhD students
Funding organisation:
Austrian Academy of Sciences
Duration:
24 /30 / 36 months
Quota:
60-70 fellowships per year
Grant benefit paid:
DOC fellowships amount to 46,759 euros annually before tax.
In addition, a maximum of 500 euros annually may be requested for travel expenses (project-specific travel and accommodation, etc.).
A maximum of 1,900 euros annually may be paid for child care.
Closing date for applications:
05. 10. 2023
the latest
Application form:
Advice on how to apply:
Purpose:
To enable young, excellent doctoral/PhD candidates from all disciplines to carry out their dissertation project at an Austrian University within a definable period of time.
Eligibility Requirements:
- no age limit
- maximum 2 years after completion of the Diplom or Master degree (for exceptions see programme information)
- enrolment as a doctoral/PhD candidate at an Austrian university
- recommendation letter by the supervisor of the doctoral thesis
Selection procedure:
Fellowship Committee and international peer review
Further information:
Austrian Academy of Sciences, Office of Awards and Fellowships, www.stipendien.at
Last update:
25.09.2023
Request date:
08.05.2024 09:30:34
© OeAD-GmbH
This database has been financed by funds of the Austrian Federal Ministry of Science, Research and Economy (BMWFW) and the EU. Despite the fact that all entries have been carefully checked we cannot accept any liability for the correctness, completeness and topicality of the entries.