OeAD in cooperation with ASEA-UNINET, on behalf of the Austrian Federal Ministry of Women, Science and Research
Ernst Mach Grant
The Ernst Mach Grant is a partially-funded scholarship from OeAD in cooperation with ASEA-UNINET, on behalf of the Austrian Federal Ministry of Women, Science and Research for Bachelor's, Master's, , PhD pursuing any field in Austria (ASEA-UNINET member universities). Deadline: One closing date per year, in spring, via the OeAD grants portal.
- Funding
- Partial Funding
- Degree levels
- Bachelor's, Master's, music-practice stays, PhD
- Where
- Austria (ASEA-UNINET member universities)
- Funded by
- government
Key Facts at a Glance
- Amount
- Monthly OeAD grant; for full-PhD scholars an additional mobility subsidy; exact monthly rate set by OeAD / grants.at
- Deadline
- One closing date per year, in spring, via the OeAD grants portal
- Host countries
- Austria (ASEA-UNINET member universities)
- Fields
- Any field
Eligibility Criteria
Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam Nationality Requirements You must be a citizen of Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand or Vietnam. The grant is reserved for nationals of these five ASEA-UNINET partner countries. Academic Requirements Language Requirements
Scholarship Benefits
- A monthly OeAD grant to cover living costs, at the rate published by OeAD / grants.at for the current cycle
- An additional mobility subsidy for full-PhD scholars
- Support typical of OeAD grants, including help with insurance and accommodation arrangements
- Funding durations matched to your track: up to 36 months for a full PhD, four to nine months for a postdoc stay, and nine months for music-practice studies
- A degree awarded at the end of the full-PhD track
Important Dates & Deadlines
One closing date per year, in spring, via the OeAD grants portal
Verify eligibility and deadlines on the official scholarship page before applying.