Bernard Afrifa
The University of Copenhagen, a renowned academic institution in Denmark, is now accepting applications for its fully funded PhD scholarships 2025 within the Department of Arts and Cultural Studies. Open to candidates from all nationalities with a Master’s degree, this program provides an exceptional opportunity to pursue cutting-edge research in a vibrant academic community.
The scholarships cover three years of study and focus on interdisciplinary research within areas such as Comparative Literature, Art History, Theatre, Music Studies, and more. Applications close on 16 February 2025, with the program commencing on 1 September 2025.
Why Choose the University of Copenhagen for Your PhD?
Denmark’s reputation for providing world-class education makes it an ideal destination for advanced studies. The University of Copenhagen offers:
- Top-tier Research Facilities: Engage in innovative research with access to exceptional resources.
- Interdisciplinary Opportunities: Collaborate across disciplines in a supportive academic environment.
- Financial Stability: Enjoy a competitive salary and a fully funded program.
Subjects and Research Clusters
The program emphasizes interdisciplinary research within the following fields:
- Comparative Literature and Contemporary Culture
- Art Historical Studies & Visual Aesthetics
- Theatre and Performance Research
- Music Studies
Candidates are encouraged to align their projects with one of the department’s research clusters, such as Art and Earth, Digital Culture, or Art and Health.
Eligibility Requirements
To apply, candidates must meet the following criteria:
- Educational Background: Hold a Master’s degree (or equivalent) with an approved thesis.
- Language Proficiency: Demonstrate a high level of academic English skills.
- Required Documents:
- Detailed project description.
- Personal statement.
- Curriculum vitae (CV).
- Proof of academic qualifications (translations required for non-Danish degrees).
Benefits of the Scholarship
- Generous Compensation:
- Monthly salary of DKK 30,700 (EUR 4,100).
- Pension scheme with a 17.1% contribution.
- No Tuition Fees:
- PhD students are exempt from tuition costs.
- Professional Development:
- Engage in 840 working hours of teaching or administrative duties.
- Gain valuable experience in research dissemination and scholarly presentations.
How to Apply for the PhD Scholarships
Follow these steps to apply:
- Prepare Your Application: Include all required documents (project description, personal statement, CV, etc.).
- Submit Online: Applications must be submitted through the University of Copenhagen’s official platform.
For more details and to apply, visit the official scholarship page:
University of Copenhagen PhD Scholarships 2025
FAQs
1. Who is eligible to apply?
Applicants from all nationalities with a Master’s degree in a relevant field can apply.
2. What is the application deadline?
Applications must be submitted by 16 February 2025.
3. When does the program begin?
The PhD program starts on 1 September 2025.
4. What areas of research are supported?
Research fields include Comparative Literature, Art History, Theatre and Performance, and Music Studies, with a focus on interdisciplinary approaches.
