Our information and consulting activities cover all areas of national, international and European funding. It begins with information about funding opportunities and extends from application support to assistance with contractual issues and the search for cooperation and contact partners. In addition, we offer to take over the project management of your EU projects.
In order to attract international scientists, we offer assistance and advice on recruiting and support new international researchers in all administrative steps of their arrival in Braunschweig.
Furthermore, we support selected strategic projects in the area of promotion of early career scientists and their research.
We look forward to working with you.
The European Union initiated the process of reforming research assessment in 2021. The Coalition for Advancing Research Assessment (CoARA) - a global network of universities, research institutions and research funding organisations - has emerged from this process. Its aim is to initiate a cultural change along with development and establishment of new principles in research assessment.
TU Braunschweig defines itself as a cosmopolitan research university that wants to attract scientists and scholars from all nations. Actively approaching talented researchers with the aim of attracting them to spend a longer or shorter research period at TU Braunschweig is a central component of the university's overall strategy and is regarded as an important cross-sectional task.
The GiB network invites you to a lunchtime talk entitled “Funding criteria in focus: Gender as a relevant category in third-party funding applications” with Anush Köppert and Ines Medved from the DFG and Christin Raue from the DLR/FiF. The event will take place online on November 11 at 12:00 p.m. and is open to all members of the GiB locations. It is aimed at researchers as well as employees from research funding advisory services and multipliers from equality and diversity work.
The event will be held in German. Questions can be asked in English and German.
Got questions about DFG funding? Let’s tackle them in a casual, relaxed setting over a (virtual) cup of coffee or tea! Whether you’re brainstorming project ideas, preparing a proposal, managing an ongoing project or are simply curious about the DFG’s individual and collaborative programmes…grab your coffee or tea and join our online drop-in session “Digital Coffee Talk on DFG Programmes.”
Open for all TU members: project partners, applicants, idea developers, exchange seekers, and anyone interested. No registration, no presentation - just you, your questions, and direct feedback.
When: The first Tuesday of every month (03.06, 01.07, (05.08 - no event), 02.09, 07.10, 04.11, 02.12)
2:00 - 2:30 PM
As part of the GeDiMINT project, the Technical University of Braunschweig is promoting collaborations to determine the relevance of gender dimensions in research fields in and related to engineering, life sciences and natural sciences.
Networking activities are funded with a maximum of €15,000 per cooperation project (total budget: €40,000 p.a.) for a period of up to six months until mid-November 2026.
Research Services visit the world's largest careers fair with a focus on doctoral students from all disciplines. Interested visitors can find out more about research careers in Braunschweig in a speaking hour format
Imperial College London is organizing a networking series for young researchers and potential employers. The Research Services will present the Braunschweig and its offers.
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