✔️✔️ Successful webinar about opportunities for postdocs in Germany ✔️✔️
We participated in the webinar organized by the liaison offices Freie Universität Berlin Cairo Office, Technische Universität Berlin - Cairo Office, the Technical University Munich and the Philipps University Marburg. 💻🎥
It was a great success with about 120 participants! Thank you for your interest!
You still have questions? Contact us via our website! https://www.daad.eg/en/about-us/contact/
📢📢 DKA Online Module "Digital Transformation in Higher Education" 📢📢
👉 You are an academic, scientist or researcher affiliated to a university or research institute in Egypt?
👉 You are interested in learning about the digital tranformation in higher education?
➡️ Apply for the DKA online moduel "Digital Transformation in Higher Education" by Ms. Yasmin Youssef on ⏰📆 Thursday,18th June 2020 (duration 5 hours including break).
How to apply❓
1. Create an account: http://dka.daadcairo.org/
2. Apply: http://dka.daadcairo.org/upcoming-modules
📌 Deadline: 21/05/2020
🔈🔈 GE-SEED: German Egyptian Mobility Programme for Scientific Exchange and Excellence Development Programme - Call 2020 📢📢
👉 You are a young scientist (Master or PhD student) OR
you have a PhD and a permanent position at a university or research institution?
👉 You are interested in working on a jointly submitted research project in the frame of a bilateral exchange programme between Egyptian and German Scientists/ Institutions?
➡️ Then apply for GE-SEED!
How to apply❓
1. Form a project team with max. 5 members.
2. Write a complete project proposal.
3. Apply here: http://stdf.eg:8080/web/grants/open
For more information, please visit our website: https://www.daad.eg/en/find-funding/ge-seed/
🔈🔈🔈 BayBIDS-Stipendium für Absolvent/inn/en
Deutscher Auslands- und Partnerschulen 📢📢📢
👉 Dein Abschluss berechtigt zum Studium in Deutschland (z. B. DIA, GIB, IB etc.)?
👉 Du hast sehr gute Deutschkenntnisse (z. B. DSD II, Test DaF 4, DSH 2, Goethe-Zertifikat C2 etc.)?
➡️ Dann bewirb dich auf das BayBIDS-Stipendium!
Wie bewerbe ich mich❓
1. Voraussetzungen überprüfen: siehe Ausschreibung anbei
2. Bewerbung starten: http://stipsys.uni-passau.de/public/application.xhtml?pID=206
📌 Deadline: 30.06.2020
‼️‼️ WE ARE BACK ONLINE ‼️‼️
After fixing the technical problems in the IT system of the DAAD Regional Office Cairo, we are back online. From today, the DAAD Cairo Team is again reachable via e-mail as always.
Thank you for your patience. Stay safe and stay healthy!
Falling Walls Lab Egypt 2019 call for application will OPEN SOON!!
For more information about the Falling Walls Lab Egypt Competition Check out last year’s event: https://t.co/SHDs7NXePVhttps://t.co/SHDs7NXePV
Call for Application: Green Talents award
Deadline: 22 May 2019, 2 p.m. CEST
Become a Green Talent, connect with an outstanding network of excellent scientists and Germany’s sustainability research elite and promote your ideas.
With this year’s... https://t.co/ZHs29FS8nE
Reminder: Call for Papers: Bewerbungsfrist bis zum 13. April 2019
Die DAAD-Außenstelle Kairo veranstaltet vom 10. – 12. Juni 2019 die Konferenz „alMena – Sprachkontaktsituation Arabisch-Deutsch im Fokus“.
Mehr... https://t.co/E5s97EGkCB
REMINDER: Wafedin Stipendium für Deutsche in Ägypten- Bewerbungsfrist: 15 April 2019
Deutsche Studierende können mit Hilfe des ägyptischen Regierungsstipendiums „Wafedin“ für bis zu 9 Monate in Ägypten (vornehmlich... https://t.co/ixBONwLu1N
To all our Followers in ALEXANDRIA: The DAAD Regional Office will be participating with an information session about DAAD Funding opportunities at the event "Ayez Menha" taking place on 29th of March at the Bibliotheca... https://t.co/w47fEfzcIl
Come and join us on the March 19th at 18:30 for the 59th Cairo Climate Talks and the Climate negotiations on the Key outcomes of COP24 and way to COP25We, at the premises of the DAAD Cairo Regional Office in Zamalek.... https://t.co/NGEkMR5V1G
Are you advancing girls’ and women’s education? Do you want to continue helping girls and women fulfill their right to education? Then this is your chance to showcase your project and win USD 50,000 to further your work! Contact your country’s... https://t.co/6rhr1JRKxj
Do you have questions regarding studying in Germany? Would you like to know more about the Master, PhD and Post-Docs Scholarships? Use the opportunity and come to our booth and ask your questions starting TODAY... https://t.co/FhXGuYpbcI
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