The next PhD Round Table will take place on Wednesday, 2nd of April 2025, 7 pm at Café Nöö at Große Klausstraße 11. As always, you can meet other PhD students and postdocs as well as PhD Network staff at the monthly get-together and network.
MLU became a member of the Research, International and Transfer Information Service (FIT) on March 1, 2025. This service will make it even easier for you to receive information about new funding programs, calls for proposals and events related to your scientific field via an e-mail newsletter.
FIT is administered by the University of Kassel and is an e-mail service that provides researchers with targeted and tailored information on research funding. The information is fed from the FIT database, where you have from now on the opportunity to register for a free subscription with your @(domain).uni-halle.de e-mail address and set up an individual user profile. There you can specify the research areas, types of funding and funding institutions such as DFG, BMBF and other federal ministries, EU, DAAD and AvH about which you would like to receive information. On this basis, you will then receive an e-mail on one or more days of the week, which you can select yourself, with the latest funding information that is important for you. You can search for further information in the FIT database at any time.
The International Office of MLU invites international first semester students and doctoral candidates to an online information event on the following dates:
Thursday, 13.03.2025, 18:00 or
Friday, 14.03.2025, 9:00 a.m.
Interested doctoral candidates without an access link can contact Dr. Heike Link (). You will then receive the online access link to the event.
The next PhD Round Table will take place on Wednesday, 5th of March 2025, 7 pm at Bewaffel Dich at Neumarktstraße 9. As always, you can meet other PhD students and postdocs as well as PhD Network staff at the monthly get-together and network.
The next PhD Round Table will take place on Wednesday, 5th of February 2025, 7 pm at Irish Fiddler in the Große Ulrichstraße 37. As always, you can meet other PhD students and postdocs as well as PhD Network staff at the monthly get-together and network.
The International Office of Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg is awarding scholarships for the winter semester 2024/2025 once in december, funded by the DAAD from resources of the Federal Foreign Office (AA).
These scholarships are intended to support international students and doctoral candidates facing special challenges, such as illness, existentially threatening financial situations, special care needs for children or dependent relatives, refugee backgrounds, or physical impairment et al.
The scholarship amount is €650, awarded once in December 2024.
Details on the application and award process can be found here.
The next PhD Round Table will take place on Wednesday, 6th of November 2024, 7 pm at Café Noir in the Kleine Ulrichstr. 30. As always, you can meet other PhD students and postdocs as well as PhD Network staff at our monthly get-together and network.
MLU Newcomers Club warmly invites you to the regular get-togethers (Stammtisch), which take place every third Tuesday of the month from 7 PM at the Anny Kilkenny Pub. In a relaxed and informal atmosphere, you can meet other newcomers, share experiences, and form new friendships.
The next Stammtisch will take place October 15, 2024 at 7 pm at Anny Kilkenny Pub (openstreetmap).
Since its founding in 2015, the NCC has been a welcoming space for everyone new to MLU – especially national and international PhD students, postdocs, and faculty members. The aim is to foster connections among newcomers and to help you settle in quickly in Halle and at the university.
Starting now, the Newcomers Club warmly invites you to our regular get-togethers (Stammtisch), which take place every third Tuesday of the month from 7 PM at the Anny Kilkenny Pub. In a relaxed and informal atmosphere, you can meet other newcomers, share experiences, and form new friendships.
The Women in Science working group of the Global Young Academy (GYA) released a booklet on “Challenges faced by Women Researchers: Stories from all around the Globe“ (link) in May 2024.
” The personal stories illustrate means and ways in which women researchers overcome a range of challenges […] while achieving the equilibrium between professional and personal life.” (from the Foreword)
Did you know? The GYA Office is located in Halle (Saale).