Deadline: 30 April 2024
Applications are now open for the For Women in Science Germany program to support female early-career scientists.
For Women in Science is the successful global cooperation of UNESCO and L’Oréal. Together, these two partners have promoted women in science since 1998 – strengthening the excellence of research, fostering gender equality and highlighting the visibility of women in research (“role models”). In an innovative tripartite partnership, the partners are committed to promoting excellent female scientists in German science.
Amount Per Endowment
- € 25,000
Award(S) Of the Prize
- 4 awards per year
Eligibility Criteria
- Work as post-docs, habilitation candidates or junior professors in the four+two years following the doctorate (or in the final year of the doctorate, if a scholarship or contract for the postdoc phase has already been granted).
- Have already an employment contract/fellowship equivalent to at least 50% of a full-time position (remaining duration of the contract/scholarship at least 12 months from the submission of the application).
- Work at a German university, university of applied sciences, or non-university public research institution.
- Work in STEM disciplines (interpreted in a wide understanding, e.g. agricultural sciences, informatics, geosciences, medicine are all included).
- The application of researchers with an inter- and transdisciplinary research profile is strongly encouraged.
- The application of researchers with children is strongly encouraged.
- The nationality of the researcher is not relevant. (for non-EU citizens: If not clear from the work contract, a valid residence permit in Germany for at least 12 months from the submission of the application is required).
Selection Criteria
- Excellence of the applicant’s current and past research (not only in terms of quantitative criteria for excellence, cp. DORA declaration)
- Originality and feasibility of the project and its methodological structure
- Contribution to the Third Mission of Science.
For more information, visit Fondation l’Oreal.