EXCELLENCE IN RESEARCH AND TEACHING ARE RECIPROCAL
MONREPOS works together closely with the Johannes Gutenberg University at Mainz. Sabine Gaudzinski-Windheuser, Head of the MONREPOS institute, is also Professor at the Mainz Institute for Early History in the field of Pre- and Protohistoric Archaeology. Fundamental knowledge of the longest period of human history, an interdisciplinary orientation, scientific methodology and practical know-how are oriented towards the latest research results. Transmission of our results in a museum environment is one of our core responsibilities and therefore forms part of our teaching programme.
Internships
For your credentials in the context of university education, we offer you internships in the museum, on excavations and in the laboratory. On request, you can stay in one of our collegiate rooms during your stay in MONREPOS. Everything you need to know has been summarized here.
Postdoctoral Scholarships
Innovative concepts for projects by young researchers after obtaining their doctorate are regularly supported by the Römisch-Germanisches Zentralmuseum with the award of Postdoctoral Scholarships.
PhD Scholarships
The Prinz Maximilian zu Wied Foundation and the Römisch-Germanisches Zentralmuseum together award the Prinz Maximilian zu Wied Scholarship.
Applicants should be students with an excellent academic record who wish to conduct doctoral research on a theme relevant to Pleistocene or early Holocene archaeology. The Scholarship is 1,200.- Euro per month over a maximum period of three years. Additional funding for travel and project research may be applied for separately by the successful candidate.
A prerequisite for application is the successful completion of a first degree in Pre- and Protohistory or a related subject.
Applications should be submitted with a CV, outline of the proposed research and a copy of the final report to Heidrun Gräf:
Tel. +49 (0) 2631-977216
E-Mail: heidrun.graef@leiza.de
Der nächste Bewerbungstermin liegt voraussichtlich im Oktober 2022.