Are you an international economics PhD candidate hoping to advance your studies and become well-known worldwide? Applications for the Hans Böckler Stiftung’s Dieter Schumacher International PhD Scholarship 2025–2026 are now being accepted.
Doctoral students, especially those from the global south, can spend 12 to 24 months conducting research at a top German university or research institute thanks to this esteemed, fully supported award. The fellowship offers up to 24 months of funding, a monthly stipend of EUR 1,550 to cover living expenses, and an annual travel allowance of EUR 1,400 for travel connected to research.
Key economic research topics covered in the program include financial markets, labor markets, income distribution, and fiscal and monetary policy.This fellowship, a flagship program of the Hans Böckler Stiftung, encourages top-notch research and international cooperation, with a focus on labor organizations’ and employees’ economic viewpoints.
Take advantage of this exceptional chance to further your education in Germany. Apply now for the Dieter Schumacher International PhD Scholarship 2025 to start a life-changing research adventure in one of the most prosperous cities on earth!
Host Country: Germany
University: Germany Universities
Opportunity Type: PhD
Subjects: Economics
Eligibility Country: International students
Financial coverage: Fully Funded
Eligibility Criteria:
- Academic Level: Must be enrolled in an economics PhD program.
- Research Focus: Subjects should be related to financial markets, labor markets, income distribution, fiscal and monetary policy, or other topics that are pertinent to the viewpoints of employees.
- Candidates must be younger than thirty years old.
- Priority Candidates: Applicants from the global south are given preference.
Benefits:
- Living Support: A EUR 1,550 monthly stipend to help with living expenses while conducting research.
- Travel Assistance: A yearly allotment of EUR 1,400 for expenses associated with travel.
- Funding Period: Up to 24 months of financial assistance.
- Academic Access: The chance to carry out research at prestigious German institutes and universities.
Deadline: 28 February 2025
