The German Society for Cognitive Science (GK) would like to support students who find themselves in a difficult (emergency) situation caused by the Corona pandemic with a bridging grant.
The grant consists a funding for maximum of three months \u00e1 500 \u20ac per month. The GK is able to offer six to eight grants. The grant is meant as financial support allowing to finish the respective degree (Bachelor or Master) or providing some financial relief during an important PhD thesis phase (e.g. finishing a paper). The selection will be done by the members of the steering committee of the German Society for Cognitive Science (GK).
The committee will consider all emergency cases as long as they have been caused by the Corona pandemic within the context of the studies and\/or doctoral programme and are sufficiently substantiated with proof.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The application shall be emailed with the subject \u201eApplication Bridging Grant\u201c to the following email: <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Chair of the GK, Prof. Dr. Barbara Kaup, barbara.kaup@uni-tuebingen.de;
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Application deadline: 15.10.2021<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Below you’ll find detailed information on the conditions of the stipend and how to apply (in English and German):<\/p>\n\n\n\n
\u201eBridging grant\u201d
from the German Society for Cognitive Science (GK) for BA-, MA- and PhD students
The German Society for Cognitive Science (GK) would like to support students who find themselves in a difficult (emergency) situation caused by the Corona pandemic with a bridging grant.
The grant consists a funding for maximum of three months \u00e1 500 \u20ac per month. The GK is able to offer six to eight grants. The grant is meant as financial support allowing to finish the respective degree (Bachelor or Master) or providing some financial relief during an important PhD thesis phase (e.g. finishing a paper). The selection will be done by the members of the steering committee of the German Society for Cognitive Science (GK).
The committee will consider all emergency cases as long as they have been caused by the Corona pandemic within the context of the studies and\/or doctoral programme and are sufficiently substantiated with proof.
Target group: This funding is intended for students who are enrolled and\/or registered in a German university. In particular, only the following persons are eligible for funding: (1) Bachelor or Master students in subjects belonging to Cognitive Science (e.g. Cognitive Science, Philosophy, Psychology, Informatics, AI, Linguistics, Neuro Sciences) who, ideally, will be able to graduate soon, and (2) PhD students registered in one of the subjects belonging to Cognitive Science who are working on a cognitive science project. Persons who already received a bridging grant from the GK are not eligible to apply.
Paradigmatic cases: A student pursuing a Master degree has fallen behind with their master thesis because due to the Corona-pandemic there was no constant childcare. The funding could be used to pay for a privately organised childcare. A PhD student could not finish his or her dissertation because data acquisition was delayed due to reduced lab capacities. The funding could be used to cover living expenses after the contract has expired.
Application and Proof:
To submit:<\/p>\n\n\n\n
\u201e\u00dcberbr\u00fcckungsstipendium\u201c
der Gesellschaft f\u00fcr Kognitionswissenschaft f\u00fcr Studierende und Promovierende
Die Gesellschaft f\u00fcr Kognitionswissenschaft e.V. m\u00f6chte Studierende, die durch die Corona Pandemie in eine Notsituation gekommen sind, mit einem \u00dcberbr\u00fcckungsstipendium unterst\u00fctzen.
Das Stipendium umfasst eine F\u00f6rderung von maximal drei Monaten \u00e1 500 \u20ac. Die GK hat die M\u00f6glichkeit, sechs bis acht Stipendien zu vergeben.
Das Stipendium soll dabei helfen, entstandene Engp\u00e4sse zu beheben und somit den Abschluss des Studiums (Bachelor bzw. Master) zu erm\u00f6glichen oder auch eine wichtige Phase der Dissertation zu unterst\u00fctzen (z.B. Abschluss eines Artikels).
Das Auswahlgremium besteht aus dem Vorstand der Gesellschaft f\u00fcr Kognitionswissenschaft e.V.
Das Gremium steht allen Arten von Notfallsituationen offen gegen\u00fcber, solange diese im Kontext des Studiums \/ der Promotion durch die Pandemie verursacht sind und glaubhaft nachgewiesen wird.
Zielgruppe: Die F\u00f6rderung ist f\u00fcr Studierende und Promovierende gedacht, die an einer Universit\u00e4t in Deutschland eingeschrieben sind. Genauer: F\u00f6rderungsw\u00fcrdig sind nur Bachelor- und Masterstudierende in einem kognitionswissenschaftlichen Fach (z.B. Kognitionswissenschaft, Philosophie, Psychologie, Informatik, KI, Linguistik, Neurowissenschaften), deren Abschluss idealerweise bald erreicht werden kann, sowie Promovierende in einem solchen Fach, die ein kognitionswissenschaftliches Projekt bearbeiten. Personen, die bereits ein \u00dcberbr\u00fcckungsstipendium der GK erhalten haben, k\u00f6nnen nicht erneut gef\u00f6rdert werden.
Fallbeispiele: (1) Eine Studierende, die den Masterabschluss anstrebt, ist mit dem Schreiben der Masterarbeit in Verzug geraten, da durch die Corona-Pandemie die Kinderbetreuung weiterhin nicht konstant gew\u00e4hrleistet ist und die Kinderbetreuung selbst \u00fcbernommen werden muss. Die F\u00f6rderung kann f\u00fcr privat organisierte Kinderbetreuung eingesetzt werden. (2) Eine Promovierende, die ihre Doktorarbeit nicht abschlie\u00dfen kann, weil wichtige Daten wegen der eingeschr\u00e4nkten Laborkapazit\u00e4ten bislang nicht erhoben werden konnten. Die F\u00f6rderung kann als Zuschuss f\u00fcr die Lebensunterhaltungskosten nach Vertragsende verwendet werden.
Bewerbung und Nachweise:
Einzureichen sind:<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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