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San FranciscoDAAD Information Center San Francisco

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San Francisco, CA 94108 USA

Phone: (415) 986-2021

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TorontoDAAD Information Centre Toronto

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Phone: (416) 946-8116

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DAAD HeadquartersBonn, Germany

www.daad.org

DAAD Institutional Project Funding

2020/2021

International Doctorates in Germany for all (IPID4all)Through the IPID4all program, German universi-ties can combine specific measures in order to enhance the internationalization of the doctoral phase. They can also test new internationalization strategies and establish them in the long term. The program is open to all universities, depart-ments and subject areas and offers added value for doctoral students at German universities.

The IPID4all program is open to international doc-toral students, giving them access to a wide range of international cooperation opportunities that will aide in contributing toward raising the profile and internationalization of the funded universities in the field of doctoral training.

The projects are located at the level of one or more departments or at several universities and, in prin-ciple, are aimed at all doctoral students within this entity. The aim is for new offerings to be combined with existing structures, or for these to be extend-ed. The universities funded under the program can select the funding measures appropriate for them from a wide range and offer these to the doctoral students in their university, department or subject area. This enables IPID4all to contribute significant-ly to developing internationalization structures and to raising the profiles of the participating universi-ties. The regular exchange with doctoral students, who are the primary beneficiaries of this program, is an integral component of the program.

For more information, please visit https://www.daad.de/en/information-services-for-higher-education-institutions/

Study. Research. Intern.

The German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) is the German national agency for the support of international academic cooperation. We offer pro-grams and funding for students, faculty, research-ers, and others in higher education, providing fi-nancial support to over 100,000 individuals per year to and from Germany. We also represent the German higher education system abroad, pro-mote Germany as study and research destination, and help build ties between institutions around the world.

DAAD supports international partnerships through several funding grants aimed at fostering higher education institutional collaboration. Funding is available to German universities for both existing partnerships as well as for supporting new research projects with North American partners. If you are interested in one or any of these programs, please refer your German partner institution to the appro-priate website.

PPP Programs for Project Related Personal ExchangePPP Programs for Project-Related Personal Exchange: Promoting international mobility of researchersThe PPP programs aim at strengthening academic relations between a German institution and an in-stitution abroad. Joint bi-national research projects of a high academic standard promote cooperative and preferably complementary research activities and aim to enable young academics involved in the project to conduct a research stay at a partner in-stitution abroad, which will serve to support them in their international training. For the purposes of these programs, young academics are defined as junior researchers currently completing their doc-torate degree as well as academics at the outset of their academic careers who completed their doc-torate no more than five years ago.

International Study and Training Part-nerships (ISAP)Through ISAP, scholarships are given to German students who complete a portion of their degree coursework abroad at a partner university with the added benefit of a tuition waiver or significant tuition reduction. German universities are encour-aged to develop courses for foreign exchange stu-dents, credit transfer agreements, curriculum col-laboration strategies, and/or dual degree structures

which will lead to an ongoing and successful inter-nationalization of both partner institutions.

Funding is available for travel subsidies, scholar-ships, insurance and tuition fees (up to 50% of reg-ular fees) for German students; funds for language courses and tutorials for students from Canada or the US, and guest lectureships at partner institu-tions. Funding for new projects is generally granted for two academic years with an extension possible.

Integrated International Double Degree ProgramsThe aim of the program is to develop and/or estab-lish an integrated international double degree pro-gram with one or more foreign partner university/universities. The degree programs are intended to make a sustainable contribution to the establish-ment and expansion of international structures at German universities and to strengthen the ex-change of teachers and learners.

The Integrated International Degree Programs with Double Degrees fund degree programs at univer-sities and universities of applied sciences which, after studies completed partly at the German and partly at the foreign higher education institution, award both national degrees, either as a joint de-gree or as a double degree.