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Apply in Research and Science

What is important for applying in research in science in Germany? What criteria are neccessary to know for applications and interviews? Find information about how to apply, networking and do's and don'ts for a successful career.

Applying for positions in academia and industry

Applications

Applying for Positions in Academia and Industry

Aspects that lead to success when applying for a job in the private sector can be a criterion for failure in academia and vice-versa. »

Applications in academia: What counts?

Applications in Academia: What Counts?

What criteria form the basis for the evaluation of applications? How are interviews, specialist competences and academic grades weighted? Results from an online survey. »

Networking for a successful career in academia

Networking for a Successful Career in Academia

Academics like to look down their nose at colleagues who are committed networkers. But they fail to understand that connections are essential for a successful career in academia too. »

Career goal professorship

Career Goal Professorship

A successful assessment lecture can be the crucial factor in clinching a professorship. What do?s and don?ts should be observed? »

Jump Starters

Professional mentoring programmes are intended to make embarking on a career a little easier. The days when they were only available for women are long gone. »

Applying for positions in research and development

Applying for positions in research and development

Commercial enterprises from a whole host of industries are seeking junior executives for their research and development departments. The way into industrial research is easier for academics and doctoral candidates when they are well prepared. »

Employer Profiles

Bernstein Center for Computational Neuroscience Berlin

Premiumprofil Bernstein Center for Computational Neuroscience Berlin

The BCCN Berlin is a leading research institution working on questions related to the neural computation both theoretically and experimentally. »

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