Aalborg University in Denmark is offering 14 fully funded PhD positions across a range of departments and research areas. These positions span robotics, artificial intelligence, natural language processing (NLP), large language model (LLM) security, autonomous systems, civil engineering, sustainable materials, CFD modelling of green fuel combustion, and social inclusion of young adults on the autism spectrum. The university is recognized for its strong research environment and international collaborations, providing access to state-of-the-art computational resources and opportunities for research stays abroad.

Highlighted projects include safe learning-based control for autonomous robots, NLP and AI with a focus on LLM security, artificial intelligence for autonomous decision-making systems, collaborative localization and sensor integration for unmanned maritime systems, CFD modelling of green fuel combustion, structural reliability of sustainable materials, and qualitative research on workplace inclusion for young adults with autism. Supervisors such as Professor Johannes Bjerva lead some of these projects, particularly in the NLP and AI domains.

Applicants should hold a relevant master's degree and demonstrate strong academic performance, with specific skills required depending on the project (e.g., programming for technical roles, qualitative research for social science projects). All positions are fully funded, covering tuition and providing a stipend, with funding from major grants and foundations. Deadlines for applications range from January 11, 2026, to February 1, 2026. Interested candidates should apply online through the Aalborg University job portal, ensuring all required documents are submitted before the respective deadlines.

These PhD opportunities are ideal for candidates interested in advancing research in robotics, AI, NLP, civil engineering, sustainable materials, and social inclusion, and who wish to join a vibrant, international academic community in Denmark.