Geneva Graduate Institute and Interpeace PhD Studentships

The Geneva Graduate Institute and Interpeace PhD Studentships represent a unique collaborative initiative between the Geneva Graduate Institute (IHEID) and Interpeace, an international organization dedicated to building lasting peace. This prestigious studentship is designed to support outstanding doctoral candidates who wish to pursue interdisciplinary research in peacebuilding, conflict transformation, and post-conflict reconstruction. Successful applicants will benefit from full tuition coverage, a generous living stipend, and access to the extensive resources of both institutions. Students will be enrolled at the Geneva Graduate Institute, a leading center for international affairs and development studies, while working closely with Interpeace’s global network of peacebuilding practitioners. The research focus should align with Interpeace’s thematic areas, including inclusive peace processes, security and justice, and the role of youth and women in peace. This studentship offers a rare opportunity to bridge academic rigor with real-world policy impact. Candidates from all countries are encouraged to apply, and interdisciplinary approaches are highly valued. The program typically covers four years of full-time study, with additional funding for fieldwork and conferences. Applicants must hold a master’s degree in a relevant field and demonstrate a strong commitment to peace research. The selection process emphasizes academic excellence, research potential, and practical relevance. For detailed application guidelines, deadlines, and eligibility criteria, visit the official pages of the Geneva Graduate Institute and Interpeace. This studentship is an ideal pathway for scholars aiming to contribute to evidence-based peacebuilding and global security.