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| The Danish Research School
of Anthropology and Ethnography | | The Danish Research School of Anthropology and Ethnography supported by the Danish Research Training Council was established to strengthen Ph.D. training in anthropology. The goal is to prepare the next generation of researchers to engage new challenges using the rich potential of our discipline. The School is based at the country’s two anthropology departments: the Institute of Anthropology under the Social Science Faculty at the University of Copenhagen, and the Department of Ethnography and Social Anthropology, under the Humanities Faculty, University of Aarhus. | | Posted on: | 08-03-2005 | Read more |
| Graduate School of International Development Studies | | The Graduate School’s Ph.D. programme aims at addressing and exploring the broad theme of Institutions and Conflict in Development. Political, economic and cultural institutions and conflicts are studied under an interdisciplinary angle, taking up the discussion at local, national and international levels. | | Posted on: | 08-03-2005 | Read more |
| RECETO - Research School of
Environmental Chemistry and Ecotoxicology | | A postgraduate school of environmental chemistry and toxicology - molecular studies of pollutant fate and effects in aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems. | | Posted on: | 08-03-2005 | Read more |
| ISOBIS - International School of Biodiversity Sciences | | ISOBIS is a conglomerate of Danish research groups within the field of biodiversity sciences that can offer a research education at the highest level. ISOBIS is focused thematically on four overall topics: Systematics and Biogeography, Population Biology, Bioinformatics and Conservation Biology | | Posted on: | 08-03-2005 | Read more |
| SOAS - International School of Aquatic Sciences | | SOAS is an international PhD school with an elite graduate programme covering the entire range of topics within the aquatic sciences – from gene to ecosystem – ensuring the school a broad scientific basis. | | Posted on: | 08-03-2005 | Read more |
| PhD schools in Denmark | | A full list of PhD schools in Denmark can be found on the website of the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation. | | Posted on: | 08-03-2005 | Read more |
| SOAR - Research School for Organic Agriculture and Food Systems | | SOAR was established in June 2001 through cooperation between the Royal Veterinary- and Agricultural University (KVL) and the Danish Research Centre for Organic Farming (DARCOF), and with support from the Danish Research Agency. SOAR is placed at KVL and offers PhD courses, seminars and a Network for PhD students with interest in organic agriculture and food systems. The research school is open to all PhD students working with organic agriculture and food production, and enrolled at Danish universities. SOAR is also co-financing PhD stipends. On this homepage you can find information on SOAR's activities, PhD students, supervisors, and links to other courses, conferences and organizations within organic agriculture and food systems. If you want more information or if you wish to enroll, please contact the Academic Assistant. | | Posted on: | 24-06-2004 | Read more |
| FIVA - International Research School in Water Resources | | The International Research School in Water Resources is a partnership between 9 universities, government and private research institutes in Denmark. The objective is to strengthen and coordinate the research education in Denmark within water resources and to establish a scientific forum for exchange of knowledge and research results. | | Posted on: | 02-05-2004 | Read more |
| COGCI - Copenhagen Global Change Initiative | | The Copenhagen Global Change Initiative established in 1999 - consists of a PhD School and a network of researchers in the areas of environment and climate. The PhD School is hosted by the Natural Sciences Faculty of the University of Copenhagen and is operated in collaboration with DMI, NERI and GEUS. COGCI focuses on both Danish and international research. COGCI builds from an integrated network of research institutes, coordinated under the University of Copenhagen, and encompasses all relevant scientific disciplines and cross-disciplinary work which address global, regional and local implications of environmental and climate problems | | Posted on: | 02-05-2004 | Read more |
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