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- 71Current PhD students
- 46International PhD students
- 374PhD graduates since 1975
- 3-6 monthsMandatory study abroad period
Aarhus University's Department of Computer Science offers fully funded PhD positions within its world-class research groups. PhD students receive a generous stipend, either as a salary or through the Danish SU (Grants and Loans Scheme). You can apply for a PhD based on your Bachelor's degree plus one year of Master's study (Model 4+4) or after completing your Master's degree (Model 5+3).
Frequently asked questions
- How is the PhD in Computer Science programme funded?
- All PhD students at Aarhus University's Department of Computer Science are fully funded. You will receive a generous stipend, either as a salary or through the Danish SU, and expenses for travel to conferences and study abroad are covered.
- What are the application models for the PhD in Computer Science?
- You can apply for a PhD based on your Bachelor's degree plus one year of Master's study (Model 4+4) or after completing your Master's degree (Model 5+3).
- What are the application deadlines for the PhD programme?
- Application deadlines are February 1, May 1, August 1, and November 1.
- How do I apply for a PhD position?
- First, explore research groups and contact potential supervisors. Then, review the application guidelines from the Graduate School of Natural Sciences and submit your application via their website, either to a specific position or through the open call.
- Are there opportunities for study abroad during the PhD?
- Yes, the programme includes a mandatory study abroad period of 3-6 months, and expenses for study abroad are covered by the department.
- What are the career prospects after completing the PhD?
- PhD graduates are prepared for research and development careers in academia and industry, with an emphasis on international collaboration and networking.
Entry requirements
Bachelor's degreeCan be the basis for application if combined with one year of Master's study (Model 4+4).
Master's degreeRequired for application under Model 5+3.
For specific documentation and language test requirements, please consult the application guidelines.
Fees
Tuition (international)Not applicable as all PhD students are fully funded.
Tuition (home)Not applicable as all PhD students are fully funded.
LivingProvided via a generous stipend (salary or SU).
Expenses for travel to conferences and study abroad periods are covered by the department.
How to apply
1. Research and Identify InterestsExplore the research groups and staff members on the Department of Computer Science website to find areas and potential supervisors that align with your interests.
2. Contact Potential SupervisorsReach out to potential supervisors to discuss research possibilities and projects. Inquire whether to apply for a predefined position or through the open call.
3. Review Application GuidelinesCarefully read the application guidelines provided by the Graduate School of Natural Sciences for detailed information on required documentation, language proficiency tests, and other prerequisites.
4. Submit ApplicationApply either to a specific, predefined PhD position or through the open call system via the Graduate School of Natural Sciences website.
Scholarships
ODIN Grant Type 1Up to DKK 6.5 million
ODIN Grant Type 2AUp to DKK 1.5 million
Frequently asked questions
How is the PhD in Computer Science programme funded?
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All PhD students at Aarhus University's Department of Computer Science are fully funded. You will receive a generous stipend, either as a salary or through the Danish SU, and expenses for travel to conferences and study abroad are covered.
What are the application models for the PhD in Computer Science?
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You can apply for a PhD based on your Bachelor's degree plus one year of Master's study (Model 4+4) or after completing your Master's degree (Model 5+3).
What are the application deadlines for the PhD programme?
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Application deadlines are February 1, May 1, August 1, and November 1.
How do I apply for a PhD position?
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First, explore research groups and contact potential supervisors. Then, review the application guidelines from the Graduate School of Natural Sciences and submit your application via their website, either to a specific position or through the open call.
Are there opportunities for study abroad during the PhD?
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Yes, the programme includes a mandatory study abroad period of 3-6 months, and expenses for study abroad are covered by the department.
What are the career prospects after completing the PhD?
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PhD graduates are prepared for research and development careers in academia and industry, with an emphasis on international collaboration and networking.