Feb 17: Research in Germany workshop; Feb 16: European Career Fair

[Dana Bresee Keeth]

Forwarded notice from Charlotte Droell <droell at daad.org>

> **The European Career Fair in Boston (ECF) is the largest recruiting 
> event in the United States for European companies and research 
> institutions. It is the ideal place to discover new opportunities for 
> your research career. The “Research in Germany” initiative invites 
> students currently pursuing or planning to pursue a graduate and 
> post-graduate careers, and other researchers and scientists to meet 
> representatives of more than 30 German universities and research 
> institutions and discover what they have to offer.
>
> The 23rd annual ECF* takes place at the Massachusetts Institute of 
> Technology from February 16-18, 2019 in Boston, USA.
>
> [*Feb. 16, 9am-4pm. See:https://euro-career.mit.edu/#!/]
>
> In addition, we offer a *special information session*, with expert 
> advisers and consultants from Germany. For details, please see below.
>
> Thank you for your support in helping us to advance your students’ 
> careers in research and science.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Charlotte Droll
>
> Asst. Information Officer
>
> *__*
>
> **
>
> **“Research in Germany”- Information Session* 
> <https://www.research-in-germany.org/events/rig-events/2019-02-16__Research_in_Germany__at_the_MIT_European_Career_Fair_2019>***
>
> *On Sunday, 17 February, the German exhibitors will hold an 
> informative and dynamic workshop about the German research landscape, 
> career paths and funding opportunities in Germany.*
>
> *Place: **Ballroom, Hyatt Regency Cambridge, USA***
>
> *Time:**Sunday**, February 17, 2019**, 11:00 AM-1:30 PM*
>
> *Program: *Program RiG 2019.docx 
> <https://www.gain-network.org/files/2019/02/Program-RiG-2019.docx.pdf>**
>
> ****
>
> The Information Session will start at 11 AM with a "Welcome and 
> Introduction" highlighting new developments and job opportunities in 
> Germany for *all participants*. Participants will then have the 
> opportunity to meet our experts at various round tables.**
>
> The topics include:
>
> ·Pursuing Graduate Studies and Pathways to a PhD in Germany
>
> ·Funding Opportunities (PhD, Postdoc, Junior Researcher)
>
> ·Junior Research Group Leaders
>
> ·Opportunities for Postdocs
>
> ·Different Ways to a Professorship
>
> ·Entry and Residence: Visa, work permit, social security**
>
> Free Admission; RSVP Required.
>
> *Please register here: ***„Research in Germany“-Workshop * 
> <https://www.research-in-germany.org/events/rig-events/2019-02-16__Research_in_Germany__at_the_MIT_European_Career_Fair_2019>***
>
> **
>
> --
>
> Charlotte Droell
>
> Asst. Information Officer
> German Academic International Network (GAIN)
>
> 871 United Nations Plaza
>
> New York NY 10017 USA
>
> Tel:  +1 (212) 758-3223 x215
>
> _droell at daad.org <mailto:droell at daad.org>_
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