LMU Mentoring & Junior Staff Development
With the LMU Mentoring Program, the LMU Munich School of Management supports outstanding young scientists on their way to an academic career with the goal of becoming a professor.
The mentoring program supports you on your way to becoming a professor. As a mentee, you select experienced professors from LMU or other universities to act as mentors. In addition to mentor support, the program offers you continuing education courses, networking opportunities, and supports you in your career planning with funding. Our goal is to provide you with the best possible support and encouragement as you embark on your academic career.
Mentees are selected based on the quality of the submitted applications and within the framework of LMU's diversity principles.
Mentoring & Promotion
- Application process
- To be accepted into the mentoring program, an application must be submitted via email by 01/20/2024. The application should include the following documents:
- - Cover letter: brief statement of motivation for a career in science.
- - Suggestion of a mentor
- - Academic curriculum vitae (incl. publications, honors, awards, etc.)
- - For doctoral students: Written confirmation of the doctoral supervisor about the doctoral status.
- - MBR certificate
- Requirements for the promotion
- Currently existing mentoring agreement (in German) (PDF, 4,350 KB)
- Application and payment form (PDF, 613 KB) measure by means of the application and payment form. A justification of the necessity of the funding must be submitted with the form, please also refer to the general notes (in German) (PDF, 175 KB).
- Written approval by the Mentoring Committee of the LMU Munich Schol of Management.
- Request
- Sending the application by mail to mentoring@som.lmu
- The mentee is responsible for ensuring that invoices can be paid within the payment deadline. If reminder fees are incurred due to late submission of invoices, these are to be borne by the mentee him/herself.
- In the case of incomplete applications and/or incorrect or incomplete documents for accounting purposes, the Mentoring Committee of LMU Munich School of Management reserves the right to reject the application.
- Support phase
- Start: 01/29/2024
End: 12/31/2024 - What is funded
- Eligible expenses are those that benefit the academic career:
1. support by auxiliary staff: student assistant, other research assistant, or research assistant.*
2. financial support for travel (in German) (PDF, 151 KB)
3. other financial support (in German) (PDF, 137 KB) (e.g. coaching, workshops, data acquisition).
Notes
*The contract execution is done by the institute of the applying mentee. The auxiliary staff is booked to the AOST of the mentoring project. The AOST-No. will be communicated upon application approval, for "factually and arithmetically correct" a mentoring representative signs the employment contract.
All costs (exception: employment contracts for student assistants) are to be paid in advance by the respective institute where the mentee is employed. Invoices are paid by the respective institute, there are only transfers. The economic risk is borne by the institute.
In case of incomplete applications and/or incorrect or incomplete documents submitted for billing, the Mentoring Committee of LMU Munich School of Management reserves the right to reject the application.
The mentee is responsible for ensuring that invoices can be paid within the payment deadline. If reminder fees are incurred due to late invoice submissions, these are to be borne by the mentee him/herself.
Contact
- Supervisors of the program:Betreuende des Programms:
- Prof. Dr. Helene Tenzer
- Prof. Dr. Johann Kranz
- Prof. Dr. Susanne Weber
- Please direct your application and questions about the program or application process to:
- mentoring@som.lmu.de