Programme Description
The Foundation of German Business (sdw) offers doctoral candidates a vast number of opportunities ranging from various seminars and training programmes to financial support. Courses are held in German, so that candidates should have German language skills of at least intermediate level (C1 or DSH 2). The Klaus Murmann Fellowship Programme is centred on a variety of political, economic and social issues with corporate responsibility being an underlying theme throughout the entire course. The Foundation strongly encourages communication between the students and representatives from the fields of business, science, politics, culture and public administration.
Target Group
Junior researchers from Germany and abroad with a higher education degree who have been admitted to a doctoral programme at a state or state-recognised higher education institution in Germany, Switzerland, the UK, France or Austria (exceptions can be made for regions close to the border)
Academic Requirements
A prerequisite for an application is a higher education degree and admission to a doctoral programme at a state or state-recognised university in Germany, Switzerland, the UK, France or Austria.
Duration
The scholarship will be granted for the period requested, but for a maximum of 42 months.
Scholarship Value
The scholarship amount depends on the income of the candidate. In addition to the scholarship funding a research cost allowance is paid, independent of income, as well as a family allowance, if applicable.
- scholarship (maximum amount) of 1,550 EUR per month
- research cost allowance (non means-tested) of 100 EUR per month
- if applicable, family allowance of 155 EUR per month
- additional financial support, e.g. for stays abroad, childcare, health insurance
Application Papers
Please submit your application via the application portal first. You will find any further information here.
Application Deadline
The application deadlines can be found here.
