Doctoral Scholarships for future executives from Turkey

The Max Weber Center offers

Robert
Bosch Doctoral Scholarships

for future executives from Turkey

The program is supported by a grant from the Robert
Bosch Stiftung.

Scholarships are made available from 1 October
2007 onwards.

Program Goals

The program aims to intensify contacts between Germany and Turkey attract future young executives from Turkey improve the exchange between academic theory
and non-academic practice.

Potential fields for the professional careers
of young executives are government, administration, think tanks, research,
media, and the economy.

Max Weber Center

The Max Weber Center for Advanced Cultural and
Social Studies is a specialist institution at the University of Erfurt. It combines
an Institute for Advanced Study with a Graduate School: internationally
renowned scholars from different disciplines (sociology, economics, religious
studies, law, philosophy, theology and history) are appointed as Fellows on a
non-permanent basis. Their work contributes to the research program of the
Center (www.uni-erfurt.de/maxwe). Fellows appointed at the Center pursue research
projects that contribute to the core themes of the Center and offer expert
knowledge to doctoral candidates and to post-doctoral researchers working in
similar fields of research.

Scholarship

The scholarship amounts to 820 EUR/month and
can be granted for up to three years. Every fellow is entitled to a work
station at the Max Weber Center in Erfurt. Residence in Erfurt and attendance
at the Center’s seminars, workshops, and public lectures are mandatory.

Requirements

Applications for a Robert Bosch Scholarship at
the Center are welcome from Turkish nationals who are holders of excellent
qualifications in any of the disciplines represented at the Center or in
related disciplines. Successful applicants may register for the degree of Dr.
rer. pol, Dr. jur. or Dr. phil. according to their area of specialization.

Applicants should possess working-level knowledge
of German and English. We provide an intensive language course (starting in July
2007) for all accepted candidates. For this course 400 hours of German language
courses taken prior to application are indispensable.

Application

The deadline for applications is the 31 December,
2006. Applications include an outline of the research proposal (5-10 pages),
curriculum vitae, copy of the certificate of the university degree with final
grades, one copy of the final undergraduate or Master’s Thesis, and a letter of
recommendation.

Applications should be addressed to: Dekan des
Max-Weber-Kollegs, Professor Dr. Hans Joas, Am Hügel 1, D-99084 Erfurt.

For further inquiry please contact Dr. Bettina
Hollstein (Email: bettina.hollstein@uni-erfurt.de).