PhD Fellowship in Climate Change Adaptation in Conflict Settings, Denmark

Summary

Founded in 1479, the University of Copenhagen (UCPH) is one of Europe’s leading research universities and Denmark’s largest institution of higher education. Renowned for its cutting-edge research and teaching excellence, UCPH consistently ranks among the world’s top universities. With a commitment to addressing global challenges, the university fosters interdisciplinary collaboration across its six faculties. Located in Copenhagen, a city celebrated for its livability and sustainability, UCPH offers a vibrant academic environment that attracts students and researchers from around the globe.

Benefit

• Monthly stipend starting at 30,700 DKK (~4,100 EUR) plus pension

Eligibility

• The scholarship will support research in climate change adaptation in conflict settings, under the Department of Public Health.

• To be eligible, applicants must:

  • Hold a master’s degree equivalent to a Danish master’s degree in relevant fields (e.g., disaster risk management, global health, anthropology).

  • Demonstrate a strong academic record and professional qualifications relevant to the PhD project.

  • Have experience or a willingness to work in fragile and conflict-affected areas.

  • Show knowledge of the humanitarian sector, and preferably, experience in climate change and disaster research.

  • Possess strong English communication skills; knowledge of Arabic is an advantage.
    

Deadline 16 December 2024

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