The Department of Communication and Arts at Roskilde University is offering several fully funded PhD positions starting September 1, 2026. These positions are part of the Doctoral School of Communication and Arts (DCA), which covers a wide range of research areas including Communication, Media and Communication, Journalism, Danish, Philosophy, History, and Cultural Encounters. The department is known for its interdisciplinary research at the intersection of Communication, Cultural Studies, Social Science, and Humanities, and provides a dynamic, innovative environment for PhD fellows. PhD students will be part of an active academic community, participating in international PhD courses, master classes, writing retreats, and seminars. Each PhD fellow is assigned two supervisors from different research groups within the department, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration. The program encourages engagement with both national and international research networks and offers opportunities for teaching at both MA and BA levels, with a focus on research-based and problem-oriented project work. Applicants are expected to propose original research projects that align with or enhance the department’s research fields. The project description should be up to 5 pages and include the research topic, objectives, state-of-the-art, methods, empirical material, theoretical approaches, ethical considerations, and a schedule. Candidates should reflect on how their project fits with current departmental research and suggest possible supervisors. Eligibility requirements include a relevant Master’s degree or equivalent, strong interpersonal and communication skills, and the ability to complete a PhD project. Applications must include a project description, CV, educational documentation, and, if applicable, evidence of research or work experience and publications. Applications are accepted in Danish or English and must be submitted online by March 31, 2026. The positions are fully funded for three years, with employment terms governed by the Danish Ministry of Finance and the Danish Confederation of Professional Associations. PhD scholars are expected to be active participants in the department’s academic and social life, contributing to both disciplinary and interdisciplinary activities. For further information, applicants may contact Professor Rikke Andreassen at [email protected]. For more details and to apply, visit the official job portal at www.ruc.dk/en/job/.

The Doctoral School of Communication and Arts at Roskilde University in Denmark is offering fully funded PhD positions for a 3-year period, starting in Fall 2026. These positions are open to candidates interested in interdisciplinary research at the intersection of Communication, Media Studies, Journalism, Cultural Studies, Philosophy, History, and Arts & Humanities. The program is designed to foster innovative research and collaboration across diverse academic fields, with a strong emphasis on both academic excellence and societal engagement. PhD candidates will benefit from supervision by two faculty members from different research groups, ensuring a broad and interdisciplinary approach to their research. The department encourages applicants to propose potential supervisors and to demonstrate interdisciplinary ambition in their research proposals. The working language can be either English or Danish, and candidates are expected to participate actively in all PhD activities, including international courses, seminars, and collaborative research processes. Applicants must hold a relevant Master’s degree equivalent to a Danish Master's degree (typically a Bachelor's degree plus two years of Master's studies, totaling 160 ECTS). A strong, original PhD proposal aligned with the department’s research profile is required. Teaching at the BA and MA levels is part of the role, and a teaching portfolio may be necessary for the application. Foreign diplomas will be assessed for equivalence, and proficiency in English or Danish is required. The funding package includes a full salary according to the Danish collective agreement for university staff, tuition, supervision, office space, and course allowances. Alternative funding models may involve external partners or enterprise schemes, but these positions are primarily university-funded. International candidates are welcome and will receive support with visas and accommodation if needed. The application deadline is 31 March 2026. Interested candidates should prepare their application materials, review the guidelines, and submit their application via the Roskilde University job portal. For further information, applicants can contact Professor Rikke Andreassen, Head of the Doctoral School, at [email protected]. For more details, visit the official program and application pages: Doctoral School of Communication and Arts Roskilde University Job Portal