Fully Funded University of Gothenburg International PhD Positions in Sweden

The University of Gothenburg is encouraging students to become a part of the International PhD Positions in Structural Biology/Biophysics. The university is accepting applications for the academic session 2022/2023.

The University of Gothenburg International PhD Positions is designed for brilliant domestic and international students to pursue a PhD degree in Structural Biology/Biophysics with a special focus on protein structural dynamics at the university.

The University of Gothenburg is a university in Sweden’s second-largest city, Gothenburg. There are approximately 37,000 students and 5,900 employees at the University of Gothenburg. It is one of Northern Europe’s major universities. The University’s roughly 40 Departments cover the majority of scientific disciplines, making it unusually comprehensive, with cutting-edge research in a variety of dynamic areas.

The PhD candidates selected for University of Gothenburg International PhD Positions will be offered employment for four years full-time at the University of Gothenburg.

• Eligible Countries: All international and domestic students can apply for this University of Gothenburg International PhD Positions.
• Eligible Course or Subjects: Students can apply for a PhD in Structural Biology/Biophysics at the University of Gothenburg.
• Eligibility Criteria: To be eligible, the applicants must meet all the following/given criteria:
• As a competitive candidate you:
• Hold a degree (Masters/ or equivalent, see above for more details)
• Have documented research experience in biochemistry, structural biology, or an area related to the project.
• Have the proven ability to work independently and result-driven in a research project.
• Are a dynamic team player.
• Applicants must have a second-cycle (advanced-level) degree in a relevant subject area in the natural sciences, or have completed studies for at least 60 higher education credits at a second-cycle level in relevant subject areas in the natural sciences, or have completed a corresponding program of relevance to the planned third-cycle program, in Sweden or in another country, or have equivalent qualifications.