Please note that the foundation is under-funding Danish PhD scholarships. Co-financing is therefore mandatory for this option to be feasible. The Boehringer Ingelheim Fonds (BIF) awards PhD fellowships to European citizens working in Europe or overseas and to non-European citizens pursuing their PhD projects in Europe.The PhD projects must be experimental, in the field of basic biomedical research, and aimed at elucidating basic biological phenomena of human life and acquiring new scientific knowledge.
Danish Data Science Academy (DDSA) invites applications for ten three-year PhD fellowships of DKK 1,800,000 (+ 5% administrative costs) to visionary and ambitious young data scientists who want to pursue their own research ideas in collaboration with a Danish research environment. Applications can be within any field of data science aligning with the DDSA research scope. DDSA welcomes applications from candidates eligible for a Danish PhD programme (the 3+5, 4+4 and 5+3 models). It is a requirement that the applicant has a well-defined project proposal as well as an agreement with a principal supervisor at a Danish university.
The Danish Diabetes and Endocrine Academy (DDEA) invites applications for two co-financed 1/3 PhD scholarships of 550,000 DKK each (covering salary and tuition fee) over a period of three years. At least 1/3 of the remaining funding of the PhD scholarship must be covered by a private life sciences company. The last 1/3 may be covered by other funding sources, e.g. hospitals, universities, the Danish regions or private foundations . The DDEA does not cover already ongoing projects. Visit DDEA’s page
The Danish Diabetes and Endocrine Academy (DDEA) invites applications for four 2/3-financed PhD scholarships of 1,100,000 DKK each (covering salary and tuition fee) over a period of two years. Applications can be in any research field within diabetes, metabolism or endocrinology.
Harboefonden yder et 3-årigt Ph.D stipendium på 390.000 DKK årligt. Næste stipendium uddeles maj/juni 2022. Stipendiet udloddes til Ph.D. projekter ved danske forskningsinstitutter, der medvirker til at forbedre cancer diagnostik til gavn for patienten. Der vil især fokuseres på hurtigere diagnoser med forbedret diagnostisk sikkerhed for patienten. Stipendiets ansøgningsfrist samt forventet projektstart vil blive meddelt i de relevante institutioner samt oplyst på denne hjemmeside.
An Industrial PhD project is a business-oriented research project carried out in collaboration between a private company in Denmark, an Industrial PhD student and a university. Innovation Fund Denmark invests in Industrial PhD projects within three thematic focus areas.The funding is for a collaboration between a private company in Denmark, a university and an Industrial PhD student. The amount is up to DKK 17,000 per month of the Industrial PhD student's salary. Up to DKK 100,000 for the company's expenses for the student's travel and participation in courses. Fixed amount of 360,000 DKK (incl. Overhead) to the university.
Industrial PhD projects create news and utility value for organizations, strengthen the universities' relationship with the public sector and give the student the opportunity to see their research applied in real life.The fund is for a collaboration between a public organization, a university and an Industrial PhD student. The amount is up to DKK 17,000 per month of the Industrial PhD student's salary. Up to DKK 100,000 for the organization's expenses for the student's travel and participation in courses. Fixed amount of 360,000 DKK (incl. Overhead) to the university. Visit Innovation Denmark’s page
The PhD programme in the SDU Climate Cluster (SCC) aims to attract or retain research talent to/at SDU and to contribute to new interdisciplinary research collaborations that support SCC's mission to contribute to climate neutrality by 2050 at the latest. 15 MDKK has been allocated to the PhD instruments. The instruments covers 15 half PhD positions, while the other half must be funded by someone else than the SCC.