Applying for graduate school is often connected with writing a letter of motivation. Especially when applying for a graduate programme leading to Master’s degree in Germany, you’ll be requested to submit a letter of motivation. But what is a motivational letter? Why does it matter? What a Do’s and Don’ts?
Take a look at our webinar on „How to write a letter of motivation for graduate school” to get more information about this relevant topic (Link below)!
➡️https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PkIjLNyl_S8&t=4599s
Good afternoon ladies and gentlemen,
We are happy to announce the next scholars of our summer school programmes at various locations in Germany. In the picture are 5 scholars with Lena Leumer (Director, DAAD Information Centre Accra).
We wish them a wonderful stay in Germany. https://t.co/TV6EcXZqmE
Good afternoon Ladies and Gentlemen,
Are you preparing your PhD research career in Germany? Or are you interested to know more about research in Germany? Than join our upcoming webinar and find out where research is being done in Germany and how you can become part of its big research community.
In the week from Monday, 24th of June until Thursday, 27th of June the DAAD is organizing a Webinar Series for first-hand information on research and funding opportunities in Germany. Register now!
➡️ Use the link to find out more: https://www.daad-ghana.org/en/webinar-series-study-in-germany/
Good afternoon ladies and gentlemen,
Join us at 4pm for this month's edition of our regular Introductory sessions. We just opened application for masters scholarships (courses with relevance to developing countries).
In case you also gained admission and want a good overview of all you need to know for your student visa, you can still join us.
https://www.daad-ghana.org/en/event/introductory-session-june/
Are you interested in various kinds of funding your studies in Germany?
You can use our DAAD database:
➡️https://t.co/WFEI2WQqg5
Here you can find information on various kinds of DAAD funding as well as on funding offered by other selected organisations. Go and try it!
Are you interested in various kinds of funding your studies in Germany?🇩🇪
Therefor you can use our DAAD database:
➡️ www.funding-guide.de
Here you can find information on various kinds of DAAD funding for foreign students, graduates and postdocs as well as on funding offered by other selected organisations. You can also refine your research by using the different search criteria. Just go and try it!
Have a good weekend!☀️
There is a new call for proposals!
Are you interested in a PhD scholarship that is of special relevance to the field of arts, culture and sustainability? 🌎
➡️ Follow the link and find out more about this initiative funded by the DAAD: https://www.daad-ghana.org/en/2019/05/29/call-for-proposals-phd-scholarships/
❗️Apply now! Deadline is the 31st July 2019.
➡️ More information you can find here: http://bit.ly/2KabOi0
Congratulations to Charlotte Abena Benyarku, our Falling Walls Lab Ghana 2019 winner for breaking the wall of deforestation for charcoal production. Our Audience Award went to Harry Akligoh ( also 1st runner up) for breaking the wall of instrument access for medical diagnostics. Our 2nd runner up was Isaac Kojo Yedonu Aboah for breaking the wall of mental healthcare.
We had an impressive presentation from all the 11 competitors. We are also happy for the support of our wonderful jury and audience. Our hostess Dr. Antoinette Tsiboe-Darko was also excellent. Thank you all for a successful event last Friday, 17th May, 2019.
We wish our winner the very best in Berlin come November 2019.
Photo credits: Joshua Cleopas / DAAD
#Fallingwalls19#Fallingwallslab
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