Application Deadline: 6th January 2024
Scholarship Dates: Flexible from 1st March – 1st December 2024
Location: Berlin, Bonn, Bremen, Dresden, Düsseldorf, Frankfurt, Freiburg, Göttingen, Hamburg, Mannheim, München, Schwäbisch Hall (upon availability)
In India, if you know the name ‘Max Mueller’, chances are likely that you relate it to Max Mueller Bhavan, globally known as Goethe-Institut. But who was Friedrich Max Mueller? What was his connection to the Subcontinent? Why are the Goethe-Institut’s in India named after him?
The German Indologist and Sanskrit scholar Max Mueller, in his spiritual, romantic, and philosophical quest, traced the common roots of Indo-European civilizations to the ancient Vedic culture of India. Please listen to our new podcast series to learn more about him and his role in Indo-European relations
here.
Happy Birthday Max!
We are celebrating the 200th birthday of Max Mueller and are offering a birthday present to YOU! We believe in the importance of professional and creative exchange between India and Germany with its power to open new horizons, create professional networks, inspire ideas, and even projects. Goethe-Institut / Max Mueller Bhavan is therefore offering
you a ticket to a German language course and the cultural scene in Germany.
Right after the language course, you can dive into the local cultural scene. Depending on your interest, we are happy to support you with networking with the cultural scene, related to your interest. You can go to festivals and cultural events, meet experts and fellow colleagues, research and present ideas, and even work on individual or cooperative projects.
What we cover
- Language course in Germany
- Travel costs
- Accommodation and food
- A lump sum for tickets to events
- Medical insurance
If this sounds interesting, read the application guidelines!