BSRT Graduate School
Service & Training Print

The BSRT is member of the umbrealla organisations for graduate schools at the Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, the Humboldt Graduate School (HGS), the Dahlem Research School (DRS) at the Freie Universiät Berlin and the Potsdam Graduate School (PoGS) at the Universität Potsdam.

Dahlem Research School

The DRS provides numerous services and training for the doctoral students of their member programs who are matriculated at the Freie Universität Berlin:

  • Welcome Center
  • Complementary training program
  • Career talks
  • Career mentoring for female students
  • Financial support (only for doctoral students enrolled at the Freie Univesität)

Registration for complementary training program takes place exclusively online via online database. If you want to enter the database from a computer outside of Freie Universität, you first have to set a VPN client. More information can be found at the ZEDAT homepage.

The doctoral program Biomedical Sciences at the Dahlem Research School opens its courses to BSRT students if places are available. BSRT students shall contact the BSRT coordination office if they wan to register for a course.Click here for the courses of the doctoral program Biomedical Sciences

"The Dahlem Research School (DRS) functions as a center for the promotion of junior scholars and scientists. It is responsible for developing strategies to promote doctoral candidates and postdoctoral researchers at Freie Universität. The Dahlem Research School also serves as the framework that encompasses the outstanding structured doctoral programs offered by Freie Universität.
The Dahlem Research School drafts and implements university-wide quality standards for structured doctoral programs. As it does so, it supports both established graduate schools and research training groups and new initiatives.
The Dahlem Research School offers doctoral candidates who are enrolled in programs affiliated with the school supplementary opportunities for financial aid, interdisciplinary courses that provide students with key skills for later work in academia or other professions, systematic career planning support, and a Welcome Center, whose activities include organizing the Orientation Weeks for newly admitted doctoral students and offering special services for international graduate students"