About the programme
The Junior Scientists Program is part of the Hub's effort to involve early-career researchers in CGIAR++ activities. Applications are accepted continuously but evaluated once per quarter, with the next evaluation deadline stated as 15 November 2026. The page gives no details on benefits, eligibility criteria or application materials, so these should be checked on the JSP scholarship page.
Duration: Six months research at a CGIAR++ centre
Eligibility
- Enrolled in a Master's in agricultural sciences or related field at a German university, or post-MSc and not enrolled for a PhD
- Hosting confirmation from a CGIAR++ centre
- Recommendation and supervision confirmation from a supervisor at a German university or research institution
- Very good command of English
- Willing to spend at least six months on research abroad
- Sign in to check these against your background.
What they look for
- Women and students from OECD-DAC partner countries particularly encouraged
What you receive
- Hands-on experience, mentorship and interdisciplinary training through the Hub
How to apply
- Applications accepted continuously
- Applications evaluated once per quarter; next evaluation deadline 15 November 2026
Applications are submitted on Germany - CGIAR++ Science and Impact Hub (Landscape Alliance, CIFOR Europe Office Bonn)’s own site. Open Doors helps you prepare; it is not the official application portal.
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Source and verification
- Official source
- Germany - CGIAR++ Science and Impact Hub (Landscape Alliance, CIFOR Europe Office Bonn) · Application
- Last checked
- 10 Nov 2026, verified by our editors
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