Mads Øvlisen PhD Scholarships for International Students in Denmark

Benefits Provided by Danish Government Scholarships 

The scholarships are provided at two levels

Partial tuition fee waiver.

Full tuition fee waiver.

In some cases grants are given for living expenses in Denmark.

Danish scholarship program is highly competitive and students with outstanding academic record are being selected. Depends upon student’s academic record they are granted either full or partial tuition fee waiver or as an amount to cover living expenses. 

Documents Needed

The passport issued by the government of Pakistan.

The English proficiency requirements according to the desired course.

The Pakistani students who wishes to study a particular course taught in Danish must fulfill certain level of requirement of Danish language.

All the transcripts verified by HEC Pakistan.

Benefits

The successful applicant will join a dynamic research team and gain access to cutting-edge proteomics techniques, contributing to groundbreaking research aimed at understanding the complex mechanisms behind protein secretion influenced by diet and exercise.

This fellowship provides an excellent opportunity for professional growth in an international and collaborative research environment.

Benefits

The successful candidates will receive a fully salaried position for a period of three years, with teaching and dissemination obligations equivalent to six months’ work. The scholarship includes a monthly salary, tuition fees, office space, and travel costs according to the current CBS agreement.

A research proposal outlining the aims, research questions, methodologies, and potential contributions of the project

Copies of academic transcripts, diplomas, and relevant certificates

A concise curriculum vitae (CV)

One example of a selected written work (e.g., master’s thesis)

JOB DESCRIPTION

Applications are invited for a 3-year PhD scholarship in political science to be based at the Department of Political Science and Public Management at the University of Southern Denmark, Odense.

The position will be part of a newly funded research project entitled “Let the people rule, but let them talk first. How deliberative referendums can benefit representative government (DelibRef)”, led by Associate professor Davide Morisi and funded by the Carlsberg Foundation.

Application Process for Danish Government Scholarship

In order to avail this scholarship from the Danish government the Pakistani students are required to seek admission in the above stated universities first.

The scholarships are given away to the students who are already enrolled and are referred by their own institutions. 

The scholarships are provided by and administered by Danish institutions of higher education, they decide which student will receive the scholarship.