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A degree or vocational training in one of the following fields is particularly relevant for German Studies jobs: English Studies, Communication Studies, BUSINESS STUDIES, European Studies, Legal studies

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The following degrees are often sought by employers looking to fill German Studies jobs: Germanist, Administrative Scientists, Administrative Scientist, Media scientist, Linguist

13 German Studies Jobs

Doctoral Scholarship (PhD, f/m/d) in the lung research

PhD Student Epidemiology, Statistics, Genetics (m/f/d)

Internship: development of ion exchange processes (m/f/d)

PostDoc Biology, Biochemistry, Chemistry (m/f/d)

Biologist as Scientist - Molecular Biology (m/w/d)

PhD Student (gn*) Pharmacoepidemiology

The Institute of Experimental Internal Medicine offers PhD position (m/f/d)

Postdoc Computational Biology (m/f/d)

Biologist as Scientist - Neuroscience, Neurophysiology (m/f/d)

Research Associate (m/f/x) at the Junior Research Group Mesoscale materials modeling and simulations

Chemical Technical Assistant (m/w/d)

Postdoctoral Fellow (m/w/d) - Institut für Klinische Chemie und Pathobiochemie

PhD student position (f/m/d) systems neuroscience and neuroimaging

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