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THE IRIS-FISCHLMAYR Awards and Scholarship.

The IRIS-FISCHLMAYR Awards are presented in recognition of outstanding academic/scientific Master’s/Diploma degree theses as well as dissertations containing a relevance to diversity. The IRIS-FISCHLMAYR Scholarship provides funding to support a dissertation by a junior female scholar in areas of engineering and natural sciences.

 

The awards and fellowship are comprised as follows:

  • One award accompanied with €2,500 in prize money to financially support a completed, outstanding dissertation related to diversity in Social Sciences, Economics & Business, Law and/or in Medical Sciences
  • Two awards accompanied with € 1,250 in prize money to financially support completed, outstanding Master's/Diploma degree theses related to diversity in Social Sciences, Economics & Business, Law and/or in Medical Sciences
  • A Research Scholarship in accordance with § 95 of the Austrian Universities Act, in the currently valid form, in the form of a dissertation scholarship to financially support a junior female scholar in tje disciplines of engineering and natural sciences at the Johannes Kepler University Linz for a 12-month period, up until the dissertation is complete.

Department of Human Resource Development, Gender & Diversity Management

The Department of Gender & Diversity Management

Address

Johannes Kepler University
Altenberger Straße 69
4040 Linz

Location

Science Park 5, 2nd floor, S5 0220

Contact

Susanne Kalka, BA MA

Phone

+43 732 2468 3029

E-Mail

susanne.kalka(at)jku.at

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Altenberger Straße 69

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