Austrian Society for metallurgy and materials - Inteco Asmet Award
Austrian Society for metallurgy and materials €1,500
Quick facts
Institution
Austrian Society for metallurgy and materials
Program
Inteco Asmet Award
Amount
€1,500
Last verified: 2 October 2026
About this award / prize
INTECO ASMET Award
You will receive prize money for an outstanding thesis in the field of metallurgy. Three separate prizes will be awarded: 1,500 EUR for the best doctoral thesis, 1,000 EUR for the best diploma or Master’s thesis, and 500 EUR for the best Bachelor’s thesis. The prize is awarded once a year by ASMET, the Austrian Society for Metallurgy and Materials. The prize money is provided by INTECO Schmelz- und Gusstechnologien GmbH. The prize winners will receive their certificates and prizes during the ASMET Forum gala evening at the Montanuniversität Leoben.
Who can apply
- Your work: You have written a bachelor’s thesis, a diploma or master’s thesis, or a doctoral thesis.
- Field: Your dissertation focuses on metallurgy, for example plant engineering, primary or secondary metallurgy, casting processes (ingot and continuous casting) or remelting.
- Age: You are generally under 40 years old.
- Nationality: Any nationality can apply.
How to apply
You apply at the ASMET office or through the online form on the ASMET website. You hand in a short cover letter, your CV, a summary of your thesis, the full thesis, and a list of your publications. If your work is under embargo, the summary alone is enough. The deadline is at the end of March.
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