The Ceramic and Glass Industry Foundation (CGIF) is pleased to announce the ECerS Summer School Travel Grants program for the upcoming academic year. This valuable opportunity provides $1,500 in travel support to qualified students interested in attending the prestigious European Ceramic Society (ECerS) Summer School.

About the Program

The ECerS Summer School brings together internationally renowned experts in ceramics to create an enriching educational experience. These intensive programs feature specialized modules focused on cutting-edge ceramic topics and technologies.

Young researchers from both academic and industrial backgrounds gather at these summer schools to expand their knowledge, develop connections, and foster innovation in the field of ceramics.

Eligibility Requirements

To be considered for this travel grant, applicants must:

  • Be an undergraduate, graduate, or Ph.D. student from a non-European based university
  • Hold membership in one of the following organizations:
    • The American Ceramic Society
    • Material Advantage
    • Keramos
    • The Global Graduate Researcher Network
  • Demonstrate academic excellence and interest in ceramic sciences
  • Submit a completed application by the stated deadline

Students are strongly encouraged to first secure partial support from their home institutions before applying for this grant.

Grant Details

Selected students will receive $1,500 to help cover travel expenses associated with attending the ECerS Summer School. This financial support helps remove geographical barriers to accessing world-class educational opportunities in ceramic science and engineering.

How to Apply

Applications will be accepted through our website at https://foundation.ceramics.org/student-resources/student-travel-grants/ecers-summer-school-travel-grants/

For questions regarding this program, please contact foundation@ceramics.org.

About ECerS Summer Schools

The European Ceramic Society regularly organizes summer schools prior to their conferences, covering specialized topics in ceramic science and technology. These programs provide an exceptional learning environment where students can interact with leaders in the field and build international professional networks.

Past summer school topics have included advanced characterization techniques, innovative manufacturing technologies, high-temperature ceramics, and electroceramics.


Don’t miss this opportunity to advance your education and career in ceramics with international experience. Check eligibility requirements and apply today!

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