The International Scholars at Risk (SAR) Network is a worldwide association of over 500 universities, research institutions and other scientific organizations dedicated to helping threatend researchers and promoting scientific freedom.
Technical University of Darmstadt is a founding member of the German section of the Scholars at Risk Network (SAR Germany Section).
The aim of this alliance is to ensure an exchange of experience and knowledge on the situation of at risk researchers in Germany and to provide support and protection at the member institutions.
SAR Germany-Section,
Founding Statement
"In joining Scholars at Risk, German academic leadership, faculty, students and staff send a strong message of solidarity with scholars and universities in situations where academic freedom is restricted and research, publication, teaching and learning are repressed".
Philipp Schwartz-Initiative of the Alexander von Humboldt-Foundation
Funding of research projects by threatend researchers
The Philipp Schwartz Initiative gives universities and research institutions in Germany the opportunity to host at risk researchers for 24 months as part of a full fellowship.
For specific concerns and questions about funding opportunities at TU Darmstadt, please contact us.
Further information can be found on the website of the Philipp Schwartz Initiative.
The Philipp Schwartz Initiative was founded by the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation together with the Federal Foreign Office and enables universities, universities of applied sciences and non-university research institutions in Germany to grant fellowships for research stays to threatened researchers.
This initiative is financed by the Federal Foreign Office, the Alfred Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach Foundation, the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, the Fritz Thyssen Foundation, the Gerda Henkel Foundation, the Klaus Tschira Foundation, the Robert Bosch Foundation, the Stifterverband and the Mercator Foundation.
“HessenFonds”-Scholarships for Refugees and Victims of Persecution
Funding of highly qualified students, PhD-students and researchers
The Hessian ministry of higher education, research, science and the arts gives out 12-month scholarships to highly gifted and well performing students and scientists who have a background as refugee or victim of persecution in form of the HessenFonds
For specific concerns and questions about funding opportunities at TU Darmstadt, please contact us.
The Hessian ministry of higher education, research, science and the arts (HMWK) is offering scholarships in form of the HessenFonds to highly talented students and scientists with a background as refugee or victim of persecution. The scholarship supports the continuation of studies or research activities at Hessian institutions for higher education. The elegibility period usually spans over one year.
Please note that a direct application at the HMWK is not possible. Applicants have to notify their respective institution of higher education.
Further information can be found on the website of the Hessian ministry of higher education, research, science and the arts.
