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with about 15,000 students, of which approx. 1,400 are PhD students. Since its founding in 1973, the university has brought economic and cultural innovation to north-western Germany. Strengthening
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supports the development of clinician-researchers who can bridge the gap between research and practice, strengthen interdisciplinary collaboration, and lead innovation in healthcare delivery across diverse
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, mathematics, neurobiology, neuroimaging, neurology, neurophysics, philosophy, physics, psychiatry, and psychology. The doctoral programme is designed with a multidisciplinary approach, which aims for excellent
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urbanisation; governance and conflict; markets and services; and innovation and science policy. Course organisation BIGS-DR is a full-time programme with a duration of three and a half years. Doctoral students
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modularised main curriculum. Depending on their individual needs and interests, students can select and tailor their own study plan. The main curriculum consists of interdisciplinary skills, theory, and method
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international job market. The designated period for the PhD is three years. Course organisation Main Components of the Programme Mentoring Team: Each PhD student will be accompanied by a mentoring team consisting
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knowledge, extend their research in their academic field and to exchange ideas with other academics. At the same time, the programme is designed to give enough time for individual, concentrated studies
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who plan to apply for a CSC scholarship (2027) and who wish to obtain a PhD degree from Ghent University, either directly from Ghent University or through a joint (or dual) PhD program between Ghent
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Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus-Senftenberg • | Cottbus, Brandenburg | Germany | about 6 hours ago
structural transformation. BTU supports this development with its engagement in the Lausitz Science Park megaproject, which aims to build an appealing innovation landscape. Senftenberg is the centre of the
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–SHU PhD develops an advanced decision-support framework to guide crowdfunding investment toward renewable energy in cold supply chains. Adopting a mixed-methods design that combines stakeholder