PhD Opportunities in Theater Studies in Luxembourg

The Department of Economics at the University of Graz is inviting applications for a four-year University Assistant position without a PhD, designed for an economics graduate intending to pursue doctoral research. The successful candidate will develop research and write a dissertation in environmental economics , with related work in microeconomics and game theory . The role offers the opportunity to work in a research environment alongside leading scholars, including Univ.-Prof. Dr. Michael Fin...

Sheffield Hallam University’s Creative Industries Institute is offering three Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) Doctoral Landscape Awards for PhD study beginning in October 2027. The opportunity supports doctoral research across the arts and humanities, with the Creative Industries Institute providing the academic setting. Potential research directions may connect with creative industries, culture, media, history, literature, film, theatre, music and related humanities disciplines, sub...

The University of California, Berkeley offers an interdisciplinary PhD program in Buddhist Studies through the Buddhist Studies Graduate Group. The program examines Buddhism in its many forms within Asian historical and cultural contexts. Students engage closely with Buddhist texts in their original languages while developing an understanding of the historical, social, and cultural environments in which the Buddhist textual tradition developed. The program also encourages students to broaden the...

The Department of Art History at the University of Vienna is recruiting a predoctoral scientific project assistant for the FWF project “A Third Art History? All-Women Exhibitions as Art-Historiographical Interventions.” Led by Ass.-Prof. Dr. Maria Bremer, the project examines all-women exhibitions as sites of feminist art-historical knowledge production. The research addresses how exhibitions organized during and around second-wave feminism challenged male-dominated frameworks in universities an...

The project is based in the Brussels Photonics Team (B-PHOT) at the Faculty of Engineering , Department Applied Physics and Photonics , at Vrije Universiteit Brussel in Brussels. The PhD candidate will work on developing an integrated sensor and analytical workflow for studying applied glass technologies in historic stained-glass windows, with a focus on uncorroded materials. The research combines non-destructive spectroscopic techniques to support the characterization of bulk glass , glass stai...

This PhD position is based at the Department of Information Technology, Uppsala University , where the research environment is described as international and strongly connected to both research and education. The department is large and interdisciplinary, with a substantial community of teachers and PhD students, providing a setting in which the doctoral candidate will work alongside experienced colleagues in computational science. The project is centered on the development of computational and ...

FRESH Doctoral Grants from the Belgian Fund for Scientific Research in the French-speaking Community (F.R.S.-FNRS) support doctoral research in the humanities and social sciences at universities in the French-speaking Community of Belgium. This award is designed for a PhD project completed over two consecutive funding periods, with support for up to 4 years in total. The grant is intended for candidates undertaking doctoral research at one of the participating universities in Belgium and working...

This PhD project at Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) focuses on developing new theory and algorithms for multi-actor transport and logistics systems , where multiple players with potentially conflicting objectives influence one another’s decisions. The position sits at the intersection of operations research , game theory , and mixed-integer optimisation , with the aim of creating methodologies that can capture competition and collaboration among actors in planning and operating complex...

This PhD project is part of VERTICAF (Vertical Africa: Visualizing Urban Change, Negotiating Power, Designing Sustainable Cities) , a comparative research initiative on urban verticalization in African cities. Based at EPFL Lausanne and linked to partnerships with the Universities of Dakar, Kigali, and Luanda, the project examines how cities in Africa are changing through vertical growth and what this means for urban futures. The doctoral researcher will focus on developing and applying methods ...