Foundations within the Foundation
The Otto und Edith Mühlschlegel Stiftung, Hans-Walz-Stiftung and Rochus und Beatrice Mummert Stiftung are dependent foundations within the Robert Bosch Stiftung. They focus on specific issues like the challenges of aging, and naturopathy. The Rochus und Beatrice Mummert Stiftung supplements the foundation's focus on Central and Eastern Europe. The DVA-Stiftung supports the foundation's activities in the field of German-French relations.
DVA-Stiftung
The DVA Foundation focuses on programs for promoting relations between Germany and France in the fields of cultural studies, literature, and theater, especially by translations.
The DVA Foundation focuses on programs for promoting relations between Germany and France in the fields of cultural studies, literature, and theater, especially by translations.
Hans-Walz-Stiftung
The foundation supports projects in the field of naturopathy. The Institute for the History of Medicine (Institut für Geschichte der Medizin) awards Hans Walz scholarships for research residencies at the institute and a prize: the Hans-Walz-Förderpreis.
The foundation supports projects in the field of naturopathy. The Institute for the History of Medicine (Institut für Geschichte der Medizin) awards Hans Walz scholarships for research residencies at the institute and a prize: the Hans-Walz-Förderpreis.
Otto und Edith Mühlschlegel Stiftung
The foundation engages in activities related to old age and strategies for managing this phase of life positively. Every two years, the Robert Bosch Stiftung awards the Otto Mühlschlegel Prize "Future AGE."
The foundation engages in activities related to old age and strategies for managing this phase of life positively. Every two years, the Robert Bosch Stiftung awards the Otto Mühlschlegel Prize "Future AGE."
Rochus und Beatrice Mummert Stiftung
The foundation awards stipends to outstanding students from Central and Eastern Europe to earn a master's degree in economics or engineering at a university in Germany.
The foundation awards stipends to outstanding students from Central and Eastern Europe to earn a master's degree in economics or engineering at a university in Germany.