The Robert Bosch Foundation Fellowship Program
Begun in 1984, the Bosch Foundation Fellowship Program now selects 15-20 highly qualified young Americans to participate in an exchange with Germany in order to foster German-American relations and understanding. Fellows attend seminars and complete two work phases; one in the public sector, and one in the private sector. The Fellowships include travel costs, a monthly stipend, limited insurance, fees for language training, and spousal support.
Program Benefits
- One or two high-level work phases at leading institutions in Germany
- Traveling seminar series covering issues of German, European and transatlantic concern
- Up to five months of German language training
- Monthly stipend of EUR 3.000 (tax-free in Germany) starting in September; monthly summer stipend of EUR 1.000 + free accommodations during July and August
- Accommodation and travel (from U.S. points only) to Washington, D.C. orientation program
- Financial support for accompanying spouse & children
- Flights to and from Germany
- Membership in the Robert Bosch Foundation Alumni Association (RBFAA)
Eligibility:
- U.S. citizen
- 40 years of age or younger at the application deadline
- Minimum five years of relevant, full-time work experience in target fellowship field (excluding internships)
- Graduate degree preferred
- Evidence of outstanding professional performance
- Sincere commitment to furthering the transatlantic relationship
Application Process:
- Complete application form
- Resume
- Official transcripts
- 2 page personal statement
- 2 letters of reference
Deadline
November 1, 2019
Questions?
Please contact the Center for Research and Fellowships at gufa@georgetown.edu.