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Copernicus Hamburg: Copernicus Fellowship Programme

Copernicus Hamburg

Rolling deadlineOnly specified€310/month plus living expenses

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Copernicus Hamburg offers 6-month study and internship fellowships to Eastern and Central European, North African, and Central Asian students in fields including law, political science, business, humanities, natural sciences, computer science, medicine, and architecture.

About this opportunity

Copernicus Hamburg awards 6-month fellowships to undergraduate and graduate students from Eastern and Central Europe, North Africa, and Central Asia. The programme combines university study for the first 3 months with a structured internship at a company, authority, or organisation for 2-3 months. Fellowships run for the winter semester (October to end of March) or summer semester (beginning of April to end of September). The organisation arranges accommodation and internship placements, and fellows must demonstrate academic achievements through exams or coursework. What you get • Living expenses covered including accommodation, board, health insurance, enrolment, and public transport • Monthly spending money allowance of €310 • Least expensive travel to and from Germany covered • Visa fees covered • Accommodation arranged in host family or student residence • Internship placement organised by Copernicus How to apply 1. Obtain application forms and information from the application procedure page 2. Submit completed application before the relevant deadline

Requirements

• Bachelor's or Master's student who has completed at least 1 semester • Medical students must be in 4th or 5th year at home university • Study in one of eligible disciplines: legal sciences, political science/international relations, business/economics, humanities and social sciences, natural sciences, computer science, medicine, or architecture (architecture only via Cluj University Romania programme) • Good to very good German language skills (level B2 or C1) • Proof of societal engagement • From eligible country (Eastern and Central Europe, North Africa, or Central Asia)

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