PhD
The PhD programme is a 3-year research education, you can apply for, if you have obtained a relevant master degree recognized by The Danish Agency for Higher Education.
As PhD student you work on an independent research project that can either stand alone or be part of a collective project. PhD projects are highly valued contributions to the overall research conducted at the department.
Central to the PhD programme is the individual research project and the final thesis. The programme also includes teaching, research communication and outreach, research administration and participation in a number of PhD courses. Studying abroad is also recommended.
As a PhD student enrolled in the faculty's PhD programme, you are guaranteed qualified and professional feedback, and you can use the competences of established researchers through guidance, studies abroad and through participation in international conferences, seminars, master classes and other professional events.
The PhD programme is part of the PhD School at the Faculty of Humanities. At the PhD School homepage, you can find all relevant information about how to apply for a PhD scholarship at the faculty, including COMM. You can also find an elaborate overview of the structure of the PhD programme, courses, rules and notices. Call for applications for PhD scholarships will be announced on this homepage as well.
See the PhD School homepage.
The department organizes line-specific PhD courses, offered and administrated by the PhD School. The courses are advertised on the national database for PhD courses offered by Danish universities.
Jack Andersen is PhD coordinator at the Department of Communication. For further information about the PhD programme at the Department, please write to: