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How to apply for a PhD programme at Aarhus University. There are five graduate schools at Aarhus University. On their websites, you will find information about PhD programmes, available PhD positions, application deadlines, application guides, financing and salaries.
Aarhus University is currently focusing on strengthening our academic pro-file by recruiting an increasing number of highly qualified international PhD students from all over the world. You can be part of our elite university.”.
The most important part of the application for admission to a PhD degree programme at the Faculty of Arts is your own project description. The project description explains the research project you propose to conduct as a PhD student in some detail, and it outlines the research plan.
This guide is for all applications regarding enrolment and employment as PhD student: Application via open or specific call (enrolment and scholarship) Application via ad hoc link - external funding (enrolment only) We do not offer one-to-one guidance in connection with your PhD application.
The most important part of the application for admission to a PhD degree programme at the Faculty of Arts is your own project description. The project description explains the research project you propose to conduct as a PhD student in some detail, and it outlines the research plan.
Application guide. Before applying applicants are advised to study the rules and regulations of PhD studies at Aarhus BSS Graduate School. These may be found here (in Danish and English) Applicants must apply by completing Aarhus University’s online application form (please find these under calls).
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May 1, 2023 · Applying via call (open or specific calls) Find the link for the application facility in the call you are interested in. See the section "Application" and click on the link "application form in Aarhus University’s web-based facility" in the call.
