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Deadlines for doctoral studies

First-time admission to a doctoral program at the University of Graz is possible between January 8  and May 31, 2024 for the summer semester 2024. However, your application must be received in full by April 30, 2024 at the latest.

Attention: For the re-registration of existing doctoral studies as well as the continuation of doctoral studies already admitted once, the deadline for the summer semester 2024 is March 31, 2024!

Admission after national academic degrees

A new curriculum for the following doctoral programmes came into force in winter semester 2023/24:

• Religious Studies and Sociocultural Discourse
• Doctoral programme in Natural Sciences at the Faculty of Evironmental, Regional and Educational Sciences
• Interdisciplinary Doctoral programme at the Faculty of Evironmental, Regional and Educational Sciences
• Interdisciplinary Doctoral programme Antiquity and Modernity in a European Context
• Interfaculty Doctoral programme in Teaching Methodology

For these doctoral studies, a qualitative admission procedure takes place via a commission. If you have any questions regarding these doctoral studies, please contact the Doctoral Academy or the respective dean's office.

If you would like to start or continue one of these doctoral studies with SS 2024, you must in any case submit an application for this purpose via the applicant management.

For the following doctoral programs, admission in the 2023/24 academic year will still be based on the previous admission criteria:

• Doctoral programme Social and Economic Sciences
• Doctoral programme Law
• Doctoral programme in Catholic Theol. Faculty: " Pre-approval " form
• Doctoral programme in Humanities at the Faculty of Environmental, Regional and Educational Sciences: " Pre-approval " form
• Doctoral programme Philosophy
• Doctoral programme Natural Sciences: " Registration for doctoral studies "

If you have questions about the admissions criteria for these doctoral programs, contact the Office of Admission affairs. E-mail: [email protected] Web:  https://studienabteilung.uni-graz.at/en/international-students/  

If you have already registered the desired doctoral programme at another Austrian university, you must submit a certificate of departure (confirmation of deregistration) before admission.

Your previous study program completed in Austria do NOT entitle you to direct admission to doctorate’s programme

In this case, it must be checked whether the completed study programme is eligible for the intended doctorate’s proramme.

For this purpose, please submit an application for admission to the doctoral program. If you have never studied at the University of Graz before and would like to apply for a non-consecutive degree program, you can find the necessary steps to register for a degree program  here .

You have already been enrolled at the University of Graz and would like to apply for a non-consecutive doctoral program: If you do not have an active UNIGRAZonline account, the application can be submitted  here . As soon as you have submitted all required documents, we will start processing your application.

You have an active UNIGRAZonline account and would like to open an additional non-consecutive doctoral program: For this, the application is done directly via your UNIGRAZonline business card under the item "My applications".

In all cases: After reviewing your application, we will inform you about the further process by e-mail or phone.

If the formal requirements are met, your application will be sent to the responsible curriculum commission (CUKO) for reviewing the content requirements. Based on the documents submitted, the CUKO will make one of the following decisions:

A) Direct Admission

B) Admission with additional courses

C) no admission

In case A, after receiving the CUKO's evaluation, you will be informed by e-mail from the Academic Affairs Office that you can enroll.

In cases B and C, legal proceedings will be initiated. You will receive an information letter (called “Parteiengehör”) from our legal department. After receiving the Parteiengehör, you have the opportunity to submit a statement. If there is no response from you, a notification (called “Bescheid”) will be sent to you after the 14-day response-period has expired. The enrollment in the Academic Affairs Office in case B) is only possible with the notification!

In the case of administrative proceedings (cases B and C), the average processing time is approx. 10 weeks. Please take this time into account when planning your studies.

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Doctoral Programme Natural Science

• Doctoral School - for more information please contact Head of the Doctoral School

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Doctoral School Chemistry

The Doctoral School is jointly administrated by the University of Graz and the Graz University of Technology within the framework of NAWI Graz. Below you find its statutes, its declaration of formation, and further informations about the Doctoral Programme and the Doctoral School.

General Informations:

Curriculum for the Doctoral Programme (English)

Explanations tot he Curriculum (English)

Registration Form, Application Infos (English and German)

Thesis Advisory Committee (English)

Courses of the "BioTechMed-Graz" Doctoral Program (English)

Homepage of the Doctoral School Chemistry NAWI Graz (English)

Informations on how the joint NAWI Graz Curriculum is handled (English)

Doctoral School Chemistry NAWI Graz Statutes (German)

Declaration of Formation (German)

Additional information for PhD students coming in from abroad

Contact Dr. Stefanie Lerch for help with bureaucratic and legislative problems for non-EC students.

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Doctoral Studies at the University of Graz

The university of graz offers a wide range of doctoral programs. below you find an overview of what each doctoral program has to offer and what the requirements for admission are. we are busy getting all the subsites of our new website ready for launch soon if you have any questions, please contact [email protected]..

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Religious Studies and Sociocultural Discourses

Catholic Theology

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Business, Economics and Social Sciences

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Graduates of Gender Studies at the University of Graz have the opportunity to be admitted to the interdisciplinary doctoral programme "Antiquity and Modernity in the European context" . Information on this can be found here (in German): https://studien.uni-graz.at/de/ordentliche-studien/doktoratsstudium-antike-und-moderne-im-europaeischen-kontext .

The Rectorate decides on admission. If you have any questions in this regard, please contact Petra Frewein  in the Admissions Office. If you have any questions regarding content, please contact Dr. Anna-Katharina Rieger .

All doctoral students at Graz University can also apply for the Graduate Programme Gender Studies . Follow the link for more information. 

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Scientists within the Field of Excellence play an important part in different, interdisciplinary as well as disciplinary Master programs at the University of Graz:

Master Programmes in Environmental and Regional Sciences

In this degree programme you will learn about relevant aspects of the specialist geographical disciplines of geomorphology, climatology and hydrology and how they are interconnected (integrative geography).

You study to understand the climate system, the connected risks of climate change for ecosystems and societies, and how we can transform towards carbon-neutral and climate resilient societies choosing a clear focus in either natural or social sciences while learning to collaborate across disciplinary boundaries.

What makes the study programme Environmental Systems Sciences / Sustainability and Innovation Management unique is the combination of sustainability and innovation management topics.

In this degree programme you will learn about the theory and practice of cartography, remote sensing, geographical information systems and location-based services for the modelling, analysis and interpretation of processes that have an impact on places.

You will gain broad insights into individual areas of globalisation and development and choose a specialisation appropriate to your subject focus in business administration and/or economics, emphasising aspects of sustainability and business ethics.

This study programme explores the creation and optimisation of technologies for sustainable development, and implementation of circular economy concepts at company, local, regional, national and international levels.

This study programme teaches the basics of sustainable development and, depending on the content of your first degree, you can specialise in areas such as corporate sustainability management, climate change, environmental economics, environmental change and ecosystems, or global development policy.

In this degree programme you will study selected socio-economic transformation processes and relationships between human society and the environment, specifically in towns and regions, from a social sciences perspective.

On the master’s programme, you will acquire subject-specific knowledge that will equip you to look at issues relating to sustainable development, reducing risks and improving livelihoods in the human-environment system from a geographical perspective and incorporating interdisciplinary methods as well as those from systems science.

Master Programmes in Natural Science

This programme provides a comprehensive introduction to materials and their characteristics, composition, function and diverse applications in practically every sphere of modern engineering and technology.

In this master’s programme, you will expand and enhance your knowledge of analytical, inorganic, organic and physical chemistry, and also of synthetic chemistry.

An important feature of the master’s programme are legal aspects of handling chemical compounds, running processes and plants.

In this degree programme you will investigate the formation and structure of the Earth and life on it, and the safeguarding and use of natural resources.

Biodiversity is an important resource for Planet Earth. The master’s programme explains how biodiversity is created (evolution), how it works (ecology) and what it is being threatened by.

The main content of the study programme includes the structure and workings of ecosystems as well as biotic and abiotic interactions and symbiotic life strategies.

You may specialise in Climate and Atmospheric Physics. In addition to a well grounded education in physics you you will investigate the fundamental laws of atmospheric, oceanic and climate dynamics, modeling and observation of climate variability and changes.

This master’s programme will provide you with a technical and scientific grounding in physics, geodesy, electrical engineering, and environmental systems sciences, as well as a sound education in the space sciences and their applications.

The master’s programme covers a wide range of topics including renewable resources, macromolecular chemistry, plastics technology, surface and interface technology, technologically significant materials, and energy storage materials.

Master Programmes in Humanities, Social and Economic Sciences and Law

Combining theory with practice, issues concerning politics, economics and law are addressed and scrutinised from a philosophical angle.

This master’s programme will give you a sound training in political and economic theory on which to base empirical work and make recommendations on economic policy issues. It covers a broad spectrum of topics including environmental and climate economics.

The master’s programme in Environmental Systems Sciences/Economics provides you with an interdisciplinary approach to topical questions connected with climate change and its consequences.

Master's module

The module “Climate change and sustainable transformation” offers you a scientifically based additional training that prepares you for a green job, no matter in which field – economic, legal, financial, social or creative.

Doctorate/PhD studies

The aim of the Doctoral Program in Natural Sciences is to impart the ability to independent scientific work beyond the academic professional training and to bring students to the forefront of current research in Natural Sciences of the University Graz by independently achieving new findings. The doctoral program thus serves to train the next generation of scientists.

The doctoral program in Social and Economic Sciences is scientifically oriented and serves to prepare students to contribute to the development of science through independent research and to develop scientific and research personalities capable of critical reflection, objective discourse and holistic thinking.

The Doctoral Programme of Natural Science – Faculty of Environmental and Regional Sciences and Education teaches and fosters a theoretical understanding and methodological skills in academic working in the field of the natural sciences.

This interdisciplinary doctoral programme teaches and fosters theoretical understanding and methodological skills for academic work at the intersection of various different disciplines.

The Doctoral Program in Philosophy enables students to conduct independent and innovative scientific work in the form of a dissertation. In doing so, doctoral students are to be introduced to research in the humanities at an international level through the independent acquisition of new scientific knowledge.

Doctoral students extend and enhance their theoretical and methodological expertise and skills in the field of law. In their doctoral thesis, which may also address an interdisciplinary topic, they work independently to explore new academic questions.

The PhD programme in Law and Politics brings together research and teaching of law and political science, combining subjects and disciplines from both areas, at the doctoral level.

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PhD Application rounds

Open call for PhD positions starting on February 7, 2024!

Application deadline: March 24, 2024

Application Procedure

Who can apply.

Applicants must hold (or be close to obtaining) an undergraduate degree equivalent to a Master in any discipline of natural or life sciences or medicine which included a written master thesis.

Students who have not yet finished their Masters' degree can apply but have to be graduated until September 2024.

The language of instruction is English and applicants are expected to be highly proficient in this language. A certificate of English proficiency is not mandatory for application but must be provided by the selected students before admission to the PhD program.

Students of all nationalities are encouraged to apply. Our Welcome Center will be readily available to help you with the visa application process and residence permit. Candidates are selected irrespective of sex, race or nationality.

Join our cutting-edge PhD program at one of Europe's leading universities in the field of medical research.

The thesis projects focus on cancer research, immunology, lipid metabolism, cardiovascular research and aging that integrate basic research and clinically oriented sciences utilizing a wide spectrum of state-of-the-art techniques. As a PhD student, you will be embedded in an interdisciplinary community of supervisors, fellow students and will enjoy broad administrative support.

PhD students receive a fully funded working contract (30 hours/week) for three years (1 initial year + 2 years extension) including health insurance and social benefits.

Research projects of the current call

There will be a three-step selection procedure: In the first step, written applications will be ranked. In a second step, selected candidates may be contacted online if one or more project leaders have further questions. In a third step, the top candidates will be invited for a personal hearing with the faculty at the Medical University of Graz on June 17 - 19, 2024.

Travel costs will be covered! Our Welcome Center will support you with your visa application and entry into Austria.

In case you will not be able to join the on-site hearing, you will have the chance to speak with our faculty members online.

Selection procedure

There will be a three-step selection procedure. In the first step, written applications will be ranked. In a second step, selected candidates may be contacted by skype interviews if one or more project leaders have further questions. In a third step, the top candidates will be invited for a personal hearing to Graz. Travel costs will be reimbursed up to a certain limit (details will be sent together with the invitation).

How to Apply

Please apply here.

You do not need to contact the supervisors directly and do not send any documents by regular mail or e-mail unless you are explicitly asked to do so by our staff.

There is no application fee.

Doctoral School of Molecular Biosciences and Biotechnology

In the Doctoral School of Molecular Biosciences and Biotechnology at the TU Graz , you conduct research as a   junior scientist in the broad fields of biochemistry, molecular biology and biotechnology. Depending on the subject area of your dissertation, you complete either a doctoral programme in technical sciences or a doctoral programme in natural sciences. You receive comprehensive and specialized technical and scientific training to enhance your communication skills. In this way, you are adequately prepared to lead research groups at academic institutions and in industry.

Dissertation

• You conduct both basic and applied independent research with a high academic standard.
• You work on interdisciplinary and application-oriented problems.
• You discover and describe solutions for technical and scientific problems.
• You publish research results in internationally renowned peer-reviewed journals and present these at international conferences.

Courses (curricular workload)

• You learn about the molecular basis of biological processes and their application in industrial processes.
• You take part in science days, lecture series and specialised events held at the Doctoral School.
• You meet regularly with your dissertation supervisor as well as with other students in order to discuss the progress and preliminary results of your dissertation work.
• You are, therefore, prepared to taken on leading positions in academic institutions and industry.

Focus Areas

• Biochemistry
• Molecular Biology
• Biotechnology

• Duration of study: 3 years
• Academic degree : Doktorin/Doktor der technischen Wissenschaften (Dr. techn.; translation: Doctor of Technical Sciences ) or Doktorin/Doktor der Naturwissenschaften (Dr.rer.nat.; translation: Doctor of Natural Sciences ), equivalent to the Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
• Languages of instruction : English and German
• Admission requirements: see requirements for doctoral programmes
• Curriculum Doctoral Programme in Technical Sciences
• Curriculum Doctoral Programme in Natural Sciences
• in German: Statuten der Doctoral School Molekulare Biowissenschaften und Biotechnologie

The program provides us with the ability to independently carry out basic and applied research on a high scientific level. The Doctoral School financially supports the participation of doctoral students at national and international conferences and training seminars. Furthermore, such events as the Doc Day encourage networking among the students. After graduation, employment opportunities are offered by academic institutions and the chemical and pharmaceutical, as well as the food, industries.

Information and Advice

• Head of the Doctoral School of Molecular Biosciences and Biotechnology Harald PICHLER Assoc.Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Dr.techn. Phone: +43 316 873 4089 harald.pichler noSpam @tugraz.at
• Student representative Kristina MICHL BSc MSc kristina.michl noSpam @tugraz.at
• Student representatives: PhD Union

Admission Deadlines

Admissions to doctoral studies are possible in the current semester at any time up to a maximum of ten days before the start of the general admission period of the following semester. Admission deadlines

Further informationen on registration and admission

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The following could also be of interest

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• Master's programme teaching subject Physics
• Master's programme teaching subject Psychology/Philosophy
• Master's programme teaching subject Russian
• Master's programme teaching subject Slovenian
• Master's programme teaching subject Spanish
• Master's programme Technical Chemistry
• Master's programme Technical Physics
• Master's programme Translation
• Master's programme Translation and Dialogue Interpreting
• Master’s programme Behavioural Physiology
• Master’s programme Classical Philology (Latin/Greek)
• Master’s programme Conference Interpreting
• Master’s programme Digital Humanities
• Master’s programme Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
• Master’s programme Environmental Systems Sciences - Geography and Applied Human-Environment Research
• Master’s programme Environmental Systems Sciences / Economics (ESS / ECON)
• Master’s programme Molecular Microbiology
• Master’s programme Pharmacy
• Master’s programme Plant Sciences
• Master’s programme Slavic Languages, Literary and Cultural Studies
• Master’s programme Social Pedagogy
• Master’s programme Sports Science and Kinesiology
• Master’s programme Sustainable Urban and Regional Development
• Religion Culture Society

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