PhD positionOpen to Tunisian applicants
Boehringer Ingelheim Fonds PhD fellowship
Boehringer Ingelheim Fonds · Multiple countries
The Boehringer Ingelheim Fonds awards PhD fellowships to non-European citizens whose experimental biomedical project is in Europe. Tunisia is outside Europe. The next deadline is 1 February, with no clock time printed. The basic stipend is 1,650 euros a month.
At a glance
- Who
- Non-European citizens, project in Europe
- Basic stipend
- 1,650 euros a month
- Next date
- 1 February 2027, no clock time
Who can apply
Criteria stated by the funder on the official source.
Nationality
The deadline page says non-European citizens may apply if the PhD project is in Europe. Tunisia is not a European country, so that condition applies to a Tunisian citizen.
StatedStage of the PhD
Apply when the experimental project is about to start or has just started. A project that began more than six months before the deadline is no longer eligible. The first university-entrance qualification must be no more than eight years old.
StatedField
The project must be experimental basic biomedical research on basic biological phenomena of human life and new scientific knowledge.
StatedFunding and what it does not cover
The basic monthly stipend is 1,650 euros, plus 150 euros in most countries for minor research costs, plus a country premium. An unmarried fellow in Germany is given as 2,400 euros a month. Insurance and tuition are not covered.
Covered by the funder
- Basic monthly stipend
- Flat rate for minor research costs in most countries
- Country premium where the page lists one
Not covered — you pay these
- Insurance
- Tuition
- Bench fees
- Overheads
