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PhD Germany History German culture Humanities US Students Language Music, Art March 2014
PhD Germany History German culture Humanities US Students Language Music, Art March 2014
Name of scholarship/program
Arnold Heidsieck Scholarships to the US for Students in the Humanities
Important description
The Arnold Heidsieck Scholarship Fund invites applications from BA-students in the humanities who are currently enrolled at a German university and have a focus on German culture, language, history, music, or art in their studies.
In 2014 several scholarships for one or two semesters at universities in the US will be awarded for the first time to aid with travel and living costs abroad. Selection is based on written applications.
In 2014 several scholarships for one or two semesters at universities in the US will be awarded for the first time to aid with travel and living costs abroad. Selection is based on written applications.
Eligibility and other criteria
Application deadline
* 27 March 2014
Additional information, and important URL
http://www.zeit-stiftung.de/home/index.php?id=51&lang=en
http://www.zeit-stiftung.de/home/index.php?id=51&lang=en
Arnold Heidsieck (1937-2009), philosopher and German philologist, taught as a professor at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles. Born in Leipzig and raised in Breslau, Heidsieck studied theology in Tübingen and wrote his doctoral dissertation in literary studies at the Freie Universität Berlin. His research initially centred on Kafka and his intellectual contemporaries; his later work focused on German post-war literature and representations of the Holocaust.
http://www.zeit-stiftung.de/home/index.php?id=51&lang=en
Arnold Heidsieck (1937-2009), philosopher and German philologist, taught as a professor at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles. Born in Leipzig and raised in Breslau, Heidsieck studied theology in Tübingen and wrote his doctoral dissertation in literary studies at the Freie Universität Berlin. His research initially centred on Kafka and his intellectual contemporaries; his later work focused on German post-war literature and representations of the Holocaust.
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