The Prix W 2023 competition, organized by the Wilmotte Foundation, promotes awareness of the importance of architectural and urban European heritage and its evolution in the contemporary world. It also offers the architects of tomorrow the opportunity to test and fine-tune their creative potential. The competition is open to architecture students and young architects from European Union and Switzerland schools but also Serbia, Montenegro, Ukraine and Georgia who graduated after 1 January 2021.
Projects must be submitted online from 10 March until 20 March 2023 at noon.
The first prizewinner(s) will receive a grant of 8,000 Euros. The second prize winner(s) will receive a grant of 6,000 Euros. The third prize winner(s) will receive a grant of 3,000 Euros. The three winners and the projects mentioned will be exhibited in Venice at the Wilmotte Foundation Gallery during the 2023 International Architecture Biennale.
More information can be found at www.prixw.com/prixw-eng
On March 14, the Bavarian preliminary round of the FameLab Science Slam will take place in Regensburg. Participants should study or work in STEM and present their topic in three minutes in a clear and inspiring way.
The winners will receive a cash prize as well as professional media and communication training and will take part in the German FameLab finals.
Applications are open until February 28, 2023.
For more information, visit www.famelab-germany.de.
The University Award of the City of Munich for outstanding theses is awarded annually at the Technical University of Munich, the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich and the Munich University of Applied Sciences. The prize is awarded for outstanding final theses that deal with the economic, structural, or cultural development of the city of Munich and whose results are of significance for the City of Munich. The University Award is endowed with 5,000 euros.
All TUM graduates whose theses were submitted after January 1, 2020 can apply for the University Award.
Applications are open until March 4, 2023.
More information can be found at stadt.muenchen.de/infos/hochschulpreis.html and in this flyer (German).
Every two years, the kbo Innovation Award Mental Health | Social Psychiatry of the Clinics of the District of Upper Bavaria honors empirical and practice-related scientific work in the field of mental health and social psychiatry. The prize is awarded in three categories with prize money for first, second and third place.
The prize is intended to build a bridge between science and research in the field of Mental Health | Social Psychiatry and to promote the exchange between teaching and practice.
Students and graduates in the fields of mental health, social work, social pedagogy, psychology, sociology, medicine, nursing, education, health management, public health, health care management, health sciences or in a comparable course of study are eligible to apply.
Application deadline is March 31, 2023.
For more information, please visit: www.kbo.de/kbo-innovationspreis (German only)
The Heinrich Stockmeyer Foundation supports young scientists who carry out practical solutions and application-oriented research in areas relevant to food and thus contribute to improving food safety and strengthening consumer confidence in the quality of food.
For this purpose, the foundation will award a scholarship in the amount of 1,600 euros per month over a funding period of 24 months starting in September/October 2023.
Details on the call for applications and how to apply can be found at www.stockmeyer-stiftung.de/stipendien.html (German).
Applications are possible until April 15, 2023.
The Heinrich J. Klein Foundation Scholarship supports students who plan to spend a maximum of twelve months studying or researching abroad between September 2023 and August 2024.
Applications are open until May 31, 2023.
Details about the fellowship and application can be found at www.hjk-foundation.com.
Rimon supports interns whose internship is not or hardly paid. The scholarship is aimed in particular at people who want to do an internship in the fields of environment, education or health.
Scholarship holders are supported with 1,000 euros per month for the duration of the internship (up to three months).
Applicants do not have to be accepted for the internship at the time of application, but the scholarship will only be paid out if the internship actually begins.
Please send your application letter and CV to kontakt@rimon.group. In your application letter, please elaborate on what internship you would like to do and why, and what personal or professional goal this will bring you closer to.
Application deadline: November 30, February 28, May 31, August 31. The decision to award the scholarship will be made at the end of the month following the application deadline.
For more information, visit www.rimon.group/stipendium.
With the AI Testbed Competition, the Estonian government invites students with interest and expertise in data science and analytics to participate in an experimental testbed to find solutions to real-world problems based on open data.
The challenge includes five sub-competitions:
- Drinking water quality prediction
- Multi-intent detection of customers' requests
- Improving the quality of museums data
- Object recognition of the city of Tartu's image bank
- Skills detection from the text
For more information on the competition and how to participate, please visit en.kratid.ee/aitestbedcompetition.
In view of the coronavirus pandemic, the Hildegardis Association is launching an emergency aid program for female students who belong to a Christian denomination. The applications for the interest-free loans that the association has been granting since its foundation in 1907 are now being examined and approved in an expedited procedure. The simplified procedure includes a grant of up to €3000.
Applications can be submitted continuously.
The Bavarian-Czech Academic Agency offers various scholarships for participation in language courses, summer and winter schools as well as study and research stays and internships in the Czech Republic. For more information, visit www.btha.cz/de/.
With “Böckler-Aktion Bildung”, the Hans Böckler Foundation awards scholarships to young people who could not afford to study otherwise. Students who are on their way to obtaining their high school diploma (Abitur) or entrance qualification for university of applied sciences (Fachhochschulreife) can apply. Applications are also open to those who have only recently qualified for university entrance.
Applications can be submitted up to three months before the end of the standard period of study.
The Heinrich Böll Foundation supports around 1400 students and doctoral candidates of all disciplines and nationalities each year, both in universities and universities of applied sciences in Germany.
Scholarship holders are expected to demonstrate outstanding academic or scientific achievements, social commitment and political interest, as well as an active engagement with the Foundation's core values of ecology and sustainability, democracy and human rights, self-determination and justice.
Applications are generally open March 1 and September 1 of each year.
All information can be found at www.boell.de/en/scholarships.
Insights technology provider SUPRA is supporting scholarship recipients by funding a survey panel with 1,000 participants worth 3,500 euros.
Students of economics, marketing, market research, business information systems, psychology, social sciences or other similar subjects are eligible to apply.
To enter, applicants must submit an essay of 1,000 to 1,500 words on one of the categories (1) new pricing strategies for consumer products, (2) leveraging tech for better pricing, (3) innovative insights and research to find better pricing, (4) the future of pricing psychology or (5) AI methods in pricing.
Applications are accepted annually until August 30.
For more information, visit https://supra.tools/scholarship.
TUM Asia provides successful applicants with a one-time grant of up to 50% of the tuition fees for one of the following Master's programs: Aerospace Engineering, Green Electronics, Industrial Chemistry, Integrated Circuit Design, and Rail, Transport and Logistics.
Applicants must email TUM Asia Admissions Advisors (events(at)tum-asia.edu.sg) and include this e-flyer, which also provides more detailed information about the TUM Asia Scholarship, to receive a special code. With this code, they can fill out an online application on this website. In doing so, they must also submit an essay of no more than 500 words in which applicants justify why they should receive the TUM Asia Scholarship.
Applications are accepted annually between October 1 and March 31.
The Stahlmann Foundation offers a housing scholarship to students who are younger than 25, have a good command of written and spoken German, have a clear idea of their educational goal, are striving to achieve this goal at a German educational institution, are in some form of need, and are willing to make a commitment to the Foundation.
The scholarship covers the rent for a shared apartment and the guarantee for the rent deposit for the current semester in each case; it is possible to extend the scholarship to a maximum of six semesters in total if studies proceed successfully.
For the application a curriculum vitae in German, a letter of motivation in German, the last certificate of the highest educational qualification, two independent confidential recommendations in German or English with contact information from the home country (in case of Ukrainian applicants also from another country) as well as the admission of a German educational institution are required.
Here you will find further information (German).