IMPRS CellDevoSys PhD Scholarship 2026 | Germany | Fully Funded
The IMPRS‑CellDevoSys PhD Scholarship 2026 is a fully funded doctoral research opportunity at the International Max Planck Research School for Cell, Developmental and Systems Biology in Germany. This distinguished program allows motivated researchers to pursue a PhD in an interdisciplinary and collaborative setting, integrating both experimental and theoretical approaches.
Scholarship Benefits
Recipients will receive:
● Full funding for the entire PhD duration (up to 4 years)
● Competitive salary with social benefits, including health insurance and pension contributions
● Access to world-class laboratories, research facilities, and mentorship
● Participation in seminars, workshops, and professional development activities
● PhD degree awarded in partnership with a leading university, such as TU Dresden
Eligibility
Applicants must:
● Hold or expect to earn a Master’s degree in biology, biochemistry, chemistry, physics, mathematics, computer science, engineering, or related fields
● Demonstrate strong academic performance and research potential
● Show motivation for interdisciplinary research
● Be proficient in English
Programme Structure
PhD students engage in internationally oriented courses, research seminars, and interdisciplinary activities, combining experimental, computational, and theoretical approaches. The program prepares students for advanced research careers in their field.
Application Process
Applicants generally submit academic records, CV, motivation statements, and recommendation letters. Shortlisted candidates may be invited for interviews. Application deadlines vary each year.
Why Apply?
This PhD scholarship provides access to a top-tier research community in Germany, structured mentorship, and opportunities to establish networks in systems biology, cell biology, and computational research.
Next Steps
Prepare your application materials and apply for the IMPRS‑CellDevoSys PhD Scholarship 2026 to advance your doctoral and research career in Germany.
