For a period of three years, the University of Copenhagen is offering fully financed PhD opportunities to international students. These scholarships consist of a work income of at least 150 hours per year in addition to 48 state education grant portions. Before taxes, each PhD award amount is DKK 6,820 (2024).
UCPH is dedicated to fostering continuous professional growth and offering academic staff and faculty-defined career trajectories. This entails providing organized assistance with career management and making certain that each researcher’s prospective career path is well outlined. Joining a top-tier research team as a PhD candidate at the University of Copenhagen can help you progress your career abroad. At UCPH, more than 700 new PhD students are enrolled annually. The university offers state-of-the-art research in a dynamic global environment. The 2013 edition of Monocle Magazine dubbed Copenhagen “the most liveable city in the world.”
Eligibility Criteria:
- Regardless of background, the university promotes diversity and welcomes applications from all eligible applicants.
- Candidates should have a strong command of the English language.
- Candidates must possess an appropriate MSc degree.
- When evaluating qualifications, consideration will also be given to relevant job experience and prior publications, if any.
Host: Denmark
Eligible Countries: All world countries
Benefits:
- In addition to a pay for tasks like teaching and supervising, the grant consists of 48 state education grant portions (“SU-klip”), with a minimum workload requirement of 150 working hours annually.
- Before taxes, the total sum of each PhD award component is DKK 6,820 (2024).
Deadline: Not specific
