The Robert Bosch Foundation Fellowship Program  
CDS International, Inc. 
     
Location: Germany
Last Date: October 15, 2011 
 
 
THE ROBERT BOSCH FOUNDATION FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM
The Robert Bosch Foundation and Cultural Vistas (formerly AIPT-CDS) invite US 
professionals to apply for the 2012-2013
Robert Bosch Foundation Fellowship Program. Twenty Bosch Fellows will 
complete a nine-month professional development program consisting of two 
high-level work phases in major German institutions and three seminars 
throughout Europe.  
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS: 
-  High-level work 
experience in German institutions including the federal government and 
parliament, private corporations, print and broadcast media, law firms and NGOs.
- Travel, seminars and 
networking events throughout Europe -- fellows meet with key decision-makers in 
the public and private sectors, gaining an in-depth understanding of current 
issues facing the European Union and Germany
- EUR 2,000 monthly 
stipend and compensation package including health, accident and liability 
insurance and coverage of transatlantic and program-related travel costs; 
additional funding is available for families
- Intensive German 
language training provided as needed in US and Germany up to seven months prior 
to program start in September 2012. No German language skills required at time 
of application.
- Incredible networking 
opportunities with over 460
Robert Bosch Fellowship Alumni.  
QUALIFICATIONS: 
Candidates should be US 
citizens between the ages of 23 and 34 with 2+ years of relevant work experience 
in their proposed field of work they wish to pursue in Germany.  Candidates 
should have a graduate degree completed or in progress in the following fields: 
business administration, journalism, law, public policy and related fields. 
Applicants without graduate degrees are can apply provided they have several 
years (ca. 5) of relevant work experience in their respective field.  
APPLICATION INFO: 
The application deadline is October 15, 2011.  
For further information and to access the online application, please visit our 
website: 
www.cdsintl.org/bosch.
Required Documents:
-Completed application
-Resume 
-Official transcript of graduate studies (or of undergraduate if applicant has 
no graduate level transcript) 
-A personal statement (850 words – approx. 1 ½ pages single spaced) describing 
their interest in transatlantic relations, short- and long-term career plans, 
and objectives for the proposed stay in Germany. It is essential to describe the 
experience the applicant hopes to acquire in the work phases and seminars of the 
Bosch program, researching and proposing institutions and/or companies for both 
work phases (public and private sectors). 
-2 letters of recommendation 
For more information about the Robert Bosch Foundation Fellowship Program or 
application process please contact:
Cultural Vistas
Robert Bosch Foundation Fellowship Program 
440 Park Avenue South, 2nd Floor
New York, NY 10016
Tel. (212) 497-3527
Fax. (212) 497-3586
Email. 
bosch@cdsintl.org
Web. 
www.cdsintl.org/bosch