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Research funding through third-party financing is of considerable importancefor the German science system. The funds of the German Research Foundation(DFG) serve as the central focus due to the high reputation of the foundation.However, it has not been clarified yet to what extent the chances ofsuccessfully acquiring these funds depend on the structure of the university asan institution. The present study analyses DFG funding in the context ofuniversity research and examines the role of organisational conditions in theacquisition of funding. Several factors, such as size of the institution,equipment, and teaching activities, are analysed. The empirical study focuseson four subjects and investigates the correlation between funding success andconditional factors using a Bayesian approach. Results reveal the considerablerelevance of the factors size as well as provision of academic and non-academicpersonnel. This implies that the organisational conditions are to be taken intoaccount while evaluating third-party financing success.

Gr\"o{\ss}e als Erfolgsgarant? Zur Bedeutung der Organisationstruktur f\"ur die Einwerbung von Drittmitteln der Deutschen Forschungsgemeinschaft