Denmark is a great place to study because of its excellent educational system. Three fully financed PhD scholarships in the Department of Arts and Cultural Studies are available at the University of Copenhagen, one of the best universities in Europe. This esteemed opportunity, which is open to anyone with a master’s degree from any country, enables eager researchers to further their academic careers. The application date is February 16, 2025, and the program starts on September 1, 2025.
A competitive monthly salary of around DKK 30,700 (EUR 4,100) plus pension benefits is offered to PhD academics. Through teaching, giving presentations at scholarly conferences, and participating in internationally relevant research, they also acquire priceless experience.The University of Copenhagen offers a dynamic academic setting with cutting-edge facilities, first-rate research training programs, and a friendly academic community.
This is an unmatched chance for academic and professional development because it allows scholars to carry out independent research under the guidance of experts while also taking part in teaching and public dissemination.
Host Country: Denmark
University: University of Copenhagen
Opportunity Type: PhD
Subjects: Arts, Cultural Studies, Comparative Literature, Modern Culture, Art History, Visual Culture +4 More
Eligibility Country: International students
Financial coverage: Fully Funded
Eligibility Criteria:
- Hold a master’s degree (or its equivalent), or in the absence of the diploma, a pre-approved thesis.
- Demonstrate excellent academic English competence.
- Provide your CV, personal statement, academic credentials, and a thorough project description.
- Provide certified translations and explanations of the grading system for candidates with degrees that are not in Danish.
Benefits:
- Salary: To cover living expenses and maintain financial stability during the PhD program, the scholarship pays a monthly wage that starts at about DKK 30,700 (EUR 4,100) plus a 17.1% pension plan contribution.
- No Tuition Fees: Most PhD programs in Denmark come with a tuition waiver, which exempts recipients from paying any extra costs.
- Additional Support: In order to guarantee full financial support, PhD fellows are expected to complete duties equal to 840 working hours, which is usual procedure in fully funded programs.
Deadline: 16 February 2025
