International Climate Protection Fellowship in Germany: Deadline February 1, 2025

Aspiring researchers and climate experts from developing and transition countries, including India, have the opportunity to apply for the prestigious International Climate Protection Fellowship in Germany. Offered by the Humboldt Foundation, this fellowship supports postdoctoral researchers and prospective leaders in conducting climate-related research projects for 12 to 24 months.

Key Highlights:

• Deadline: February 1, 2025
• Duration: 12 to 24 months
• Eligibility: Postdocs and prospective leaders with expertise in climate-related issues from non-European developing and transition countries

Fellowship Benefits:

Selected fellows will receive the following:

1. Monthly Fellowship Amount:
   • €2,200, €2,500, or €2,700, depending on career level and training as a postdoc.
2. Financial Support:
   • Travel expenses
   • Private health insurance
   • Expenses for accompanying partners and children
   • German language course
3. Research Cost Allowance:
   • €500/month for humanities and social sciences projects
   • €800/month for natural and engineering sciences projects
4. Other Benefits:
   • Individual support during the stay in Germany
   • A three-week introductory program
   • Extensive alumni sponsorship

Eligibility Criteria:

To apply, candidates must meet the following requirements:

• Strong knowledge of English and/or German
• Proven engagement in climate change issues
• Citizenship in a non-European developing or transition country
• Leadership skills and experience in leadership roles
• Educational background:
  • First academic degree (Bachelor’s or equivalent) obtained in the last 12 years (as of February 1, 2025).
  • Minimum 24 months of professional experience (or 12 months with a Master’s degree) in climate-related fields.

Encouraging Diversity:

The Humboldt Foundation strongly encourages applications from underrepresented groups and female leaders, emphasizing inclusivity across all backgrounds, genders, and identities.

"We welcome applications regardless of ethnic, cultural, or social background, gender identity, age, religion, worldview, disability, or sexual orientation," states the official announcement.

How to Apply:

Candidates interested in advancing their climate research in Germany are encouraged to submit their applications before February 1, 2025.

For more details, visit the official website of the Humboldt Foundation.

This fellowship offers a unique platform for researchers to contribute to global climate solutions while advancing their careers in an international setting. Don’t miss this opportunity!