Extracurricular Opportunities and Going Abroad
Contact
Inquiries about the programme:
Dr. Kerstin Bleichner
International relations (Erasmus+):
Dr. Cornelia Kranczioch
Documents
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Erasmus+ Application procedure within the Department of Psychology -
NENS flyer Training opportunities and available financial support from NENS
Extracurricular Opportunities and Going Abroad
Additions to the regular curriculum
We offer:
- Academic writing (workshop plus individual sessions from a native English speaker) to support you with your Master's thesis
- a LaTeX programming course where you can learn how to write a Master's thesis with a nice layout
- a career day organized by students for students
- an active student body
- hands-on research and the opportunity to find a student job in the labs of the department
Going abroad
Our students have several options for studying or doing research (internships, theses) abroad:
- ERASMUS+ cooperations offer places for studying abroad with a number of renowned European universities. Please find detailed information on the application procedure within the Department of Psychology in the document provided on this website.
- Fellowships in Marseille, France offer funding for research stays:
Mobility fellowships Marseille
- We are a member of the Network of European Neuroscience Schools (NENS). It offers lots of advantages for students: mobility grants for internships in other labs, travel grants to conferences, slots in neuroscience courses, and schools, etc. Please note that you need an individual student membership in a FENS member society to apply.
- We support our students with 400 Euros individual mobility allowance to attend a conference, summer school or to do a (research) internship abroad (more information available via the programme coordinator Kerstin Bleichner).
- You can find additional information on funding options here: