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Professionals and Interns German Chancellor Scholarship Program The Alexander von Humboldt Foundation awards 30 German Chancellor Scholarships
annually to young professionals in the private, public, not-for-profit,
cultural and academic sectors. The program is open to citizens of the
United States, the Russian Federation and China with ten scholarships
designated for representatives of each nation. The German Chancellor Scholarship
Program sponsors individuals who demonstrate the potential to strengthen
ties between Germany and their own country through their profession or
studies. American Friends of the 
Robert Bosch Foundation Fellowship Program The Robert Bosch Foundation is pleased to announce its annual “Future Leaders” Fellowship Program and is looking forward to receiving applications from individuals interested in participating in the 2004-2005 program. The program provides young American professionals (ages 23-34) with two high-level work placements in the federal government and private sector in Germany. Three seminars taking place throughout Europe provide an in-depth understanding of issues facing Germany and the European Union today. Candidates are competitively chosen from the fields of business administration, economics, journalism, law, political science and public policy. The Robert Bosch Foundation is represented in the US by CDS International. Applications are available online at: http://www.cdsintl.org/fromusa/bosch.htm. More information on the program is available from: CDS International, Inc.
Carl Duisberg Gesellschaft e. V. (CDG) CDG conducts the following programs: See also:
Helps arrange opportunities for German social and youth workers to gain practical experience in the United States. American partner organization is the Council of International Programs.
Offers internships to young U.S. farmers, gardeners, homemakers, and students with experience.
Arthur-F. Burns Fellowships USA
Founded in 1992, the RIAS Berlin Commission offers a six-week exchange program in the USA for German radio and TV journalists, in the spring and autumn of each year. The program consists of an information program in Washington and New York, an internship, and a period of study at a university school of journalism. Special consideration is granted to applicants from the New Länder. A two week editors' program on a chosen subject is offered to experienced journalists each year in autumn. Also in spring and autumn, the RIAS Berlin Commission offers to American journalists a two-week program in Germany, which can be extended by another fourteen days for personal research or internship.
Additional Programs for Journalists at:
- Institut für Auslandsbeziehungen Alexander von Humboldt-Stiftung (AvH) Jean-Paul-Straße 12 53173 Bonn Tel.: (0228) 833 - 0 Fax: (0228) 833 - 199 E-Mail: post@avh.de Website: www.humboldt-foundation.de This foundation annually grants up to 500 fellowships to foreign scholars up to 40 years of age to conduct long-term postdoctoral research in Germany; up to 200 research awards to foreign scholars; up to 200 Feodor Lynen Research Fellowships to German scholars up to 38 years of age to conduct postdoctoral research abroad; 20 Max Planck research awards for projects conducted by German and foreign scientists; 10 Federal Chancellor fellowships to future leaders from the United States; a few additional research fellowships for special purposes.
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