Bayer International Life Sciences Fellowship Program 2019

Bayer International Life Sciences Fellowship

Bayer International Fellowship Program – Life Sciences & Agro Sciences 2019 official notification has been released. Life Sciences, Agro Sciences, Biology and Chemistry Educators can check out all of the relevant information with regards to the fellowship given below:

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Overview:

The Bayer Fellowship Program targets students and apprentices in medical and scientific areas. Its intention is to encourage the next generation of teachers and researchers as they participate in”Science for a Better Life”.

The Fellowship Program is composed of five scholarship programs offering tailored financial support. Significant requirements for the support: The project should be supported must be innovative as well as international. Scholarships are granted to students and young professionals (up to 2 years after graduation) from Germany wishing to realize a study or research project abroad or to foreign students/young professionals following a job in Germany.

Life Sciences:

Students and young professionals in the fields of biology, molecular biology, bioengineering, bioinformatics, chemistry, biochemistry, pharmaceuticals and computational life sciences are able to apply for the Otto Bayer Scholarship.

Agro Sciences:

Students and young professionals in the fields of agro sciences, digital farming, agronomy, crop

sciences, green biotechnology, environmental sciences and sustainability are able to submit an application for the Jeff Schell Scholarship.

Biology and Chemistry Educators:

Student teachers in biology and chemistry (up to Master’s degree level) can apply for the Kurt Hansen Scholarship. The focus is on study projects, internships, summer courses in addition to supplemental courses of study.

Apprentices:

Apprentices and young professionals in non-academic professions are able to apply for the Hermann Strenger Scholarship. Here, foreign assignments such as projects, internships, supplemental courses or on-the-job assignments in the following fields are in focus:

• Careers in healthcare
• Technical or scientific occupations
• Business administration

How to Apply:

The Bayer Science & Education Foundation supports students and young professionals who want to work or study outside of their home country with the Bayer Foundation Fellowship Program, which is made up of five scholarships.

All candidates need to have a high level of commitment, dedication and an innovative project plan. Scholarships are granted to students and young professionals (up to 2 years following graduation) by Germany wishing to realize a study or research project abroad or into foreign students/young professionals pursuing a project in Germany. The following application documents are required for the Otto Bayer Scholarship, Carl Duisberg Scholarship, Jeff Schell Scholarship and Kurt Hansen Scholarship:

• Confirmation letter from the foreign host institute/university on the planned project from September 2019 to August 2020
• A description of this project (duration of 2-12 months) with a financial plan within the timeline of September 2018 to August 2019. The project can include special study courses, lab assignments, research projects, summer classes, internships, Masters or PhD programs.
• Latest transcripts
• Any additional documents that will enhance the application
• Job application photograph (no photo of your passport, please)
  CV
• The quantity per Mentor is individual but limited each 20.000$ per request.