What Does Training Young Scientists Mean?

In order to lastingly implement innovative capabilities, research expertise and tertiary education in Germany, it is essential to offer qualification opportunities and trainings to young scientists.

• Young scientists are those who have successfully completed their studies and have subsequently decided to start their doctorate studies as well as those scientists who have remained in the scientific field as researchers after completing their doctorate.
• Apart from professional qualifications, interdisciplinary competences are a significant advantage in order to become an established researcher.

To provide the best support for young researchers, the Doctoral Platform Geisenheim - Gießen - Marburg supports Geisenheim University's Graduate School.

Together, the two institutions are designing offers in the area of good scientific practice which completend the graduate school's curriculum.

You can find further information about the training and qualification measures here.