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Phd programme in economics.

The PhD programme in Economics at Stockholm University is broadly considered one of the very best in Europe. The US-style programme is fully international in its orientation, and the vast majority of students enter the global economics job market.

Life as a PhD student at Stockholm University:

The PhD programme in Economics at Stockholm University is organised by the Department of Economics, in cooperation with the Institute for International Economic Studies, and the Swedish Institute for Social Research.

Stockholm University and Stockholm School of Economics collaborate by offering common courses for PhD students in economics and finance.

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Programme structure

You will study mathematics, microeconomics, econometrics, and macroeconomics, in total 60 out of 105 credits. All courses in year 1 are compulsory.

Year 2 and 3

You will take the remaining 45 credits during year 2 and 3. In addition to full sequences in development, labour, macroeconomics, and political economics, there are courses in finance, behavioural economics, trade, industrial organisation, etc., along with various methods-oriented courses.

There are also individual courses in public economics and international economics, as well as field-specific courses, where you formulate and carry out entirely new research projects. Historically, these projects have turned into many dissertation chapters, as well as top-tier publications.

Course details PhD programme

Thesis work and defence

The work on the thesis starts during year 2. Usually, you write a thesis consisting of a number of separate articles. The qualitative requirement is that each article should be publishable, but not necessarily published, in a refereed international journal.

The match between a graduate student and an advising team typically occurs sometime during the second or third year; the sooner students start considering possible advisors, the better.

When the thesis is ready and in print, it is publicly discussed and defended. The discussant must be an expert in the relevant field. The thesis defence is given a pass or fail grade. The decision of this grade is made by a committee consisting of three members. The discussant as well as the composition of the committee follows the guidelines of Stockholm University. The main supervisor proposes the discussant and the committee and the decision is made by the Faculty of Social Sciences at Stockholm University.

Collaborations

Stockholm doctoral course programme in economics, econometrics and finance.

The joint undertaking by Stockholm University and Stockholm School of Economics in offering common courses is called the Stockholm doctoral course programme in Economics, Econometrics and Finance (SDPE). This means that students at Stockholm University and Stockholm School of Economics have access to the same courses. Uppsala University is also part of the broader PhD course programme.

The PhD programme is also a part of ENTER

Center for monetary policy and financial stability

The Center for monetary policy and financial stability (CeMoF) is a collaboration between the Department of Economics, Stockholm Business School, and the Institute for International Economics Studies.

CeMoF's mission is to promote research and learning in the areas of monetary policy and financial stability. Affiliated PhD students are awarded a certificate from CeMoF.

Visit CeMoF for more information

Meet our PhD students

Students starting in 2023.

In September 2023 we had 16 new students. Here you will meet some of them:

Meet our new PhD students

Students starting previous years

Meet Thore Petersen, sharing his experience as a first-year student:

Meet Patrizia Massner, a third-year student:

Meet Ulrika Arhsjö, in her final year of the programme:

The graduate students' council

The official channel of communication between the graduate students and the department as well as other bodies of relevance.

Information and contact

Job placement for prior classes

Our graduates successfully continue to top job placements, in academia, governments, trade and industry, finance and banking. Find more here:

• How to apply

Application opens in October and closes on 31 January every year.

How to apply to the PhD programme in Economics

If you have any questions about the programme, please email:

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Södra huset A, room A763

Last updated: February 8, 2024

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Doctoral studies

Doctoral programmes (PhD programmes) are offered by all six departments at the Lund University School of Economics and Management. It is often given in collaboration with other parts of Lund University or with other institutions in Sweden.

The doctoral degree is the highest academic degree. The Swedish doctoral degree comprises 240 credits and the doctoral programme normally takes four years of full-time study.

The programmes differ somewhat between disciplines, but in all cases they consist of at least one year of course work and at least two years spent writing the doctoral thesis. The thesis can be produced in the form of a monograph or in the form of a number of articles published during the doctoral programme, a so-called compilation thesis. The thesis is defended at a public defence where an opponent reviews and opposes the thesis. An examining committee consisting of at least three people grade the thesis.

You also have the option of obtaining a licentiate degree after 120 credits. Such a degree can either conclude a programme or be awarded when you are halfway to a doctoral degree. The thesis is then called a licentiate thesis and is presented and examined at a seminar.

After graduation many doctors pursue academic careers while others obtain positions within business or public administration.

At present, the School of Economics and Management has about 100 admitted doctoral students and around 20 doctoral theses are produced each year.

Regulations for third-cycle education at LUSEM (pdf, 290 kB)

Apply to a doctoral programme

Are you interested in joining a doctoral programme at the School of Economics and Management? You apply via the department where you want to do your research. All vacant PhD positions are advertised via Lund University’s job portal.

Application and admission

Financing your doctoral studies

At the School of Economics and Management there are two different ways of financing your studies: employment as a doctoral student, or external funding. External funding may consist of employment outside the university or a scholarship from an external source. It is important to recognise that the different types of funding give you different levels of social security. Upon admission, funding must be secured for the entire duration of the programme and must be at least half-time.

The doctoral degree conferment ceremony

The doctoral degree conferment ceremony takes place at the end of May and is the biggest event of the academic year. During the ceremony, the University rewards those who have completed a doctoral programme and defended a doctoral thesis. At the promotion ceremony, the insignia of learning are awarded: the hat or laurel wreath, the ring and the diploma.

On the same occasion, the University also honours outstanding researchers from other universities and individuals by awarding them honorary doctorates. As a tribute to previous generations, those who received their doctoral degree 50 years ago are also promoted to jubilee doctors.

The doctoral degree conferment ceremony – lunduniversity.lu.se

Quality assurance in research education

Our doctoral programmes are regularly evaluated to maintain their quality.

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The PhD Programme in Economics in Umeå

The main fields of research at the department of Economics are Environmental and Resource Economics, Public Economics, Labor Economics and Econometrics.

The objective of the PhD programme in economics at Umeå is to train economists who can be employed either as professional economists in the public or private sector, or as academics  and  researchers in higher education and other research institutions.

The doctoral programme is completed over four years.

Organisation

The PhD programme is divided into two distinct components: the first component focuses on extending your training in economics, while the second component is dedicated to your own research and the writing of your thesis work. Although distinct, you complete both components simultaneously. While you work on your thesis you are supervised by a team of qualified researchers.

To join the PhD programme, a new PhD student is expected to have completed some under-graduate and graduate training in economics (or in a discipline that provides a comparable level of education). The PhD studies extend the training in economics in depth and breadth. More precisely PhD candidates are expected to complete 105 credits of course-work, and 135 credits of thesis work, over the four years of the programme (5 weeks of work corresponds to 7.5 credits).

In many cases the candidates get the opportunity to be involved in teaching or other academic duties, leading to an extension beyond the four years

Phd students are members of the Department of Economics from the first day they join the programme. A PhD candidate is provided with desk space, IT and all the necessary support for the completion of their doctorate. In return, we expect PhD students, like all academic members of the department, to attend and contribute to all internal and external research seminars and other department activities.

Individual Study Plan (ISP)

PhD (and licentiate) students follow a formal training programme which is agreed with their supervisors and revised annually (the ISP). The ISP is a formal document which is kept by the department for the duration of the student’s doctoral studies. The ISP must be agreed by all parties and the PhD programme coordinator oversees its completion annually. The ISP provides a statement of objectives for the coming year, and details the forms of training and support that will be needed for the student to reach these objectives. After the first year of the PhD, the ISP allows students and their supervisory team to compare their views about the annual progress of the student and amend it as the work progresses.

Taught part of the doctoral programme

One part of the education programme focuses on courses around the "core" of economics (microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics, mathematical techniques), which you must complete over the four years of the programme (60 credits out of 240). The material of this "core" is usually taught by research active academics in Umeå University, and delivered in the form of stand-alone, independent modules.

The second part of the doctoral programme, provides specific training in the research specialism that a PhD candidate has chosen. Thus, the candidate is expected to study in more depth one or more specific topics with the objective of supporting the thesis work. For example, if the focus of the PhD is in public economics, the further study of specialist material may be useful such as optimal taxation, behavioral public economics or empirical methods in public economics. Obviously, the focus does not have to be public economics, but the same principle does apply in other contexts:  the expectation is that the candidate studies in more depth one, or more, advanced topic with the objective of supporting the thesis work. The exact form that this will take and its timing will depend on the candidate’s own progress and will be the subject of discussions with the supervisors. These modules can be organized and taught in Umeå or elsewhere (some of our students regularly attend summer school or other graduate training in Scandinavia or elsewhere in Europe).

The third component of the taught part of the doctoral programme gives the candidate the freedom to choose among a wider range of postgraduate courses offered by the faculty, the university or other institutions in Sweden or abroad. PhD candidates often choose courses which provide training for the use of a particular software, methodology or tool, or courses which that contribute to the qualification as a teaching in a higher education institution… More recently many PhD candidates have been trained in the difficult skills necessary to write successful research applications.

The thesis itself can be organized in two alternative ways: it can be written as a monograph (i.e. in a book form), or as a sequence of academic papers (independent pieces of academic research work). In both cases, the research must be of a sufficient standard to be publishable in refereed journals of good standing. In terms of content, we expect that the thesis contains the equivalent to about four distinct academic papers (co-authored, or single-authored).

In some cases, PhD candidates spend more time and effort on one of these four pieces of work: their Job Market Paper. This is a sensible strategy to follow if the objective is to be hired on the international job market for economists, where a ‘show case’ piece is often expected by institutions looking for recruits. In a more conventional thesis, the four papers will be of comparable size.

Regular Academic Presentations and Pre-seminars

Every time a stand-alone paper or a chapter is approaching completion, the student is invited to present his/her work to the Economic Department internal seminar series, where she/he will receive feedback from the wider department.

After this seminar presentation, the main supervisor organises a “pre-seminar”. During the pre-seminar, two (usually) members of staff of the department, not involved in the student’s supervision, are tasked with reading the student’s paper and providing in-depth commentary and feedback, over a 45 to 60 minutes session. If the subject matter requires it, there are readers from outside the university invited to comment on the student’s paper. The objective with the pre-seminar is to confront the student to the level of commentary that he/she can expect from referees if the paper had been sent to a journal for publication. Furthermore, it provides some measure of oversight from the wider department into the progress of the student during her/his studies. Completed papers are then added to the working paper series of the department.

PhD coordination and support

Students are invited to discuss the state of their work with the PhD programme coordinator every six months during a short discussion (30 minutes). This provide further opportunity for the department to act and provide support, if and when the candidate requires it.

Professional opportunities

In the recent past, PhD candidates who have defended their thesis in Umeå university have easily found high level employment as professional economists, researchers, or academics in Sweden, or abroad. We see this as a sign that the training we provide is recognized nationally and internationally for its high quality.

Recent PhD courses

• Mathematics 2

• Econometrics 2

• Macroeconomics 2

Doctoral students are recruited on an open and competitive basis once a doctoral position is created by the department. For each position, a search committee is set up (3 to 4 persons in general). If the financing for a given position is funded through a research project, the principal investigator is part of the committee.

In general, we advertise the position through academic advertising services, as well as with the university job service. We invite candidates to submit their personal details, CV, a letter of motivation and a broad research plan. We require students to have completed at least one year of a Masters’ programme in economics (or equivalent). Positions are usually advertised for at least one month.

Short-listed candidates are invited for an interview (in person or remotely), by the search committee. The committee then draws a list of acceptable candidates and an order of preference. The candidates are contacted in turn according to this order of preference. We offer the position to the highest ranked candidate and, if she/he refuses, we approach the next person on the list. If we cannot attract any candidate among the list of acceptable ones, we often seek to re-advertise the position.

The General Study Plan

In the General Study Plan for Doctoral Studies in Economics you can read more about eligibility criteria, program outline and so forth.

General Study Plan for Doctoral Studies in Economics (in Swedish)

Current Doctoral students in Economics

At the business school, new students are accepted into the programme only after the advertisement of available positions.

Open positions are advertised here .

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Doctoral studies

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World-class research, outstanding research staff and specialised research environments at Lund University create excellent conditions for doctoral students.

As a doctoral student at Lund University, you will not only be well prepared for a successful career as an independent researcher, but you will also have the possibility to publish your work independently during your studies and to gain significant teaching experience.

• Lund University offers doctoral education in all nine faculties
• There are no tuition fees for doctoral education at Lund University
• You apply directly to the relevant faculty/department when they advertise a doctoral position
• Self-funded doctoral students should contact the department of their research interest directly.

Admission requirements

To be admitted to a doctoral programme, you need to have completed courses of at least 240 credits (of which at least 60 credits must be for Master’s level studies) or acquired equivalent knowledge in some other way.

In most cases, students will hold a Bachelor’s degree and a Master’s degree, with a major in the same subject as the intended postgraduate study. The major must include a degree thesis presenting the results of independent research.

The quality of your thesis/theses is of particular importance and it is important that you demonstrate a capacity for independent thinking in this piece of work.

Students must have a very good command of English and you may be asked to include proof of proficiency in the form of a TOEFL or IELTS test, if requested by the individual department.

Admission rules for doctoral education at Lund University | 2022 (PDF 249 kB, new tab)

Applying for a doctoral (PhD) position

Doctoral education is organised at the faculty or department level. Application procedures and periods differ between faculties and departments. While some of them advertise their doctoral positions around the same time every year, mostly in spring, others advertise their positions on an ongoing basis.

You apply for a doctoral education position within a certain subject area. Admission to a doctoral education position is restricted and competition for advertised positions is usually tough.

Finding a suitable position

Any funded doctoral positions at Lund University are advertised on our vacancies page on this website (see link below). Select the category 'Doctoral students'.

Once you have found a position you are interested in, carefully read through the vacancy announcement to find out whether you meet the requirements.

Before you apply, we recommend that you also check the relevant faculty's or department's website for any additional information about the application process.

Should you have any questions about a specific position, please contact the contact person(s) listed in the vacancy announcement.

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How to apply

To apply for a doctoral position, you must create an account in the recruitment system Varbi.

Follow the instructions regarding application documents and procedure in the vacancy announcement.

The application documents that you submit through Varbi, including any supporting documents, are sent directly to the faculty or department that advertised the position. 

If you are self-funded through external scholarships or funding, you do not need to create an account in Varbi. You should instead make direct contact with the relevant faculty or department. 

Applying for a position

Employment as a doctoral student

As a general rule, a person admitted to doctoral studies at Lund University is employed through a doctoral studentship.

If you have a doctoral studentship, you are considered to be both a student and an employee with a salary during your doctoral studies. As an employed doctoral student, you are covered by local and central agreements concerning your terms of employment.

In parallel to the doctoral education programme, as a doctoral student you may work with administrative and teaching duties (no more than 20% of a full-time position).

Lund University is responsible for education-related matters and the study environment regardless of how you finance your doctoral studies. All doctoral students also have access to the University’s Occupational Health Service.

Other forms of financing

It is possible to undertake your studies using another form of financing, such as an external scholarship or an agreement between Lund University and an external employer.

Financed by external employer

If you are admitted to doctoral studies and have a position with an employer other than Lund University, you are solely a student, and it is the employer who is responsible for employer-related matters.

External scholarships

As a doctoral student with a scholarship, you are solely a student. You are therefore not entitled to contractual employment benefits at Lund University.

In some cases, a doctoral student with a scholarship is entitled to apply for a doctoral studentship when three years remain of the third-cycle studies.

Doctoral studies – faculty information

On the faculties' webpages for prospective doctoral students you can get specific and detailed information application procedures, admission requirements for various subjects, study plans and more.

• Faculty of Engineering (LTH)
• Faculty of Fine and Performing Arts
• Faculties of Humanities and Theology
• Faculty of Law
• Faculty of Medicine
• Faculty of Science
• Faculty of Social Sciences
• School of Economics and Management (LUSEM)

Residence permits (if applicable)

If you require a residence permit, you can only complete your permit application after you receive a letter of acceptance from Lund University. Residence permit applications are dealt with by the Swedish Migration Agency.

Resi­dence permit for doctoral studies – migrationsverket.se

About doctoral studies

A doctoral programme consists of 240 ECTS credits and normally requires four years of full-time study. The programme concludes with a doctoral thesis of at least 120 credits.

A 'licentiate' degree is equivalent to half the coursework required for a full doctoral programme and a licentiate thesis of at least 60 credits. It is equivalent to the MPhil of the British education system.

The following links are to the Swedish Council for Higher Education website:

• Degree of Doctor
• Degree of Doctor in the fine, applied and performing arts 
• Degree of Licentiate 
• Degree of Licentiate in the fine, applied and performing arts

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Doctoral student vacancies

Check out our vacancies page regularly to find open doctoral positions.

Doctoral conferment ceremony

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Postgraduate research schools

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PhD programmes

When you apply for a phd programme in sweden, you’re actually applying for a job. yeah, you read that right. 👀.

“Do a master’s here – I’d say it’s a very good step to doing a PhD in Sweden. I did my master’s at Malmö University and now I’m doing a PhD at Lund University” – Sanjay, Malmö University. Photo: Oskar Omne

So that means – no tuition fees, no scholarships. But you’ll receive a monthly salary instead. Nice, eh? And that’s why available PhD positions are listed on a university’s job board.

How to apply for a PhD position? You’ll apply directly to the university.

Just so you know, there’s no centralised application process. And things like requirements and application dates? This kind of stuff is decided by each department. But we do know that you’ll need to have a master’s degree – in the same field of study – and a great level of English to apply for a PhD here. You might even need to be fluent in Swedish. But that’ll depend on the subject.

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PhD studies at the Department of Economics

The Department of Economics provides post graduate studies in business studies, and economics. Doing a PhD at our Department implies getting a clear subject specialization, normally applied to the agrarian sector or environmental problems. Currently, we have about twenty PhD students.

PhD Studies at the Department of Economics

The education takes four years, ending with a doctoral degree. It is also possible to finish the post graduate studies after two years. The student then gets a licentiate degree. About half of the post graduate education is devoted to course work and half to research. After finishing the post graduate education, the doctor can for example continue doing an academic career or do a career in the industry or within authorities. Here you can find general study plan.

Generally, the Department of Economics employs post graduate students starting in the autumn every other year, but sometimes post graduate students are employed at other times of the year as well. All post graduate students get a position as a PhD student (i.e. they are employed which includes social benefits). The positions are financed either by the Department’s research budget or by external funding.

The positions are advertised at  www.slu.se , so please check that webpage regularly if you are interested in joining our team of post graduate students. Doing a PhD at our Department is a fun and challenging experience, which implies being an active part of the research units at the Department.

Recruitment and Admission

RECRUITMENT AND ADMISSION

Here you will find an overview of the admission process for doctoral students to an advertised position , and to a position that has not been advertised

Templates to be used:

• Instructions for interviews
• Letter of acknowledgement
• Admission of a new doctoral student - application from the student
• Recommendation of admission of a new doctoral student - application from the department to the faculty board
• The ISP portal for digital management of the doctoral students ISP.

More info for recruitment and admission

Milestones YEAR 1

INDIVIDUAL STUDY PLAN (ISP)

Renew your preliminary Individual Study Plan (ISP) within a period of 3 mounts via the ISP portal for digital management of doctoral students ISP. Only preliminary ISP’s need to be renewed.      

Make sure you are registered for the PhD courses   , (name, personal number, and e-mail address are needed). Coordinate with your supervisor(s). Make sure your completed PhD courses  are registered in Ladok. Coordinate with the PhD studies administrator.

TIME MANAGEMENT

Good time management is important! Activities included in doctoral courses and programmes are stated in the ISP. In addition,   the doctoral student continually registers the type and extent of both,  i) activities included in the program (a recommended template) and ii) activities that are not included in the program but conducted in parallel with the doctoral program ( SLU-approved template).  The principal supervisor and doctoral student review (at least two times/year is a suggestion) how much time has been spent on courses, research activities, other relevant information regarding teaching, sick leave etc. during the year.

SALARY AGREEMENT

Doctoral student salary agreement , level A - starting salary

Milestones YEAR 2

FOLLOW UP AND INDIVIDUAL STUDY PLAN (ISP)

Follow up of the ISP from year 1 ( 25 % of net study time) . The annual follow-up of must be carried out by the student and the supervisor at a formal meeting , and must be based on the general syllabus for the subject, an up-to-date extract from Ladok and the most recent version of the ISP. The follow-up should focus on the individual learning outcomes and the following must be assessed: How is the programme progressing? Can the programme be completed as currently planned? What action can be taken to improve the programme? What is planned for the coming year? The following two checklists can be of help: 1) checklist for the annual follow-up , and 2) checklist for discussing forms of cooperation .

New ISP  is prepared for year 2 via the ISP portal for digital management of the doctoral students ISP. The follow-up is documented in the ISP. The principal supervisor and the student sign the commitments document, after which the entire ISP is registered and filed. The commitments document is valid for a maximum of one calendar year from the date of signature.

Doctoral student salary agreement, level B. The salary increase at 25 % of the net study time requires an approved revised individual study plan.

COURSES AND THESIS PREPARATION

Make sure you are registered for the PhD courses , (name, personal number, and e-mail address are needed). Coordinate with your supervisor(s). Make sure your completed PhD courses  are registered in Ladok. Coordinate with the PhD studies administrator.

Papers in the thesis and the role of the doctoral student: Papers planned to be included in the doctoral thesis are stated in the ISP. It is recommended that the student is first author, or corresponding author, of at least two of the papers that make up their thesis. This recommendation is based on the wish to secure the possibilities for students to be involved in all steps of the publication process, and get the necessary experience of the publication process. In case if, the student does not appear as first author/corresponding author, on at least two papers in a compilations thesis, all supervisors must in writing clearly o explain why. Details can be found from the guidelines for the order of authors on papers . A compilation thesis for a degree of Doctor consist of at least three papers, and at least one of the papers must have been accepted for publication or have been published in an international scientific journal.

Milstones YEAR 3

HALF-TIME SEMINAR, FOLLOW UP AND INDIVIDUAL STUDY PLAN (ISP)

Half-time seminar: After two years' net study time, but before the midway review the doctoral student must hold a department seminar at which he/she displays sufficient ability to: orally present his/her thesis work; discuss and analyse general and specific methods in the subject area; independently discuss and analyse the results achieved. The oral presentation must be assessed by a person who has been admitted as  docent,  or possesses scientific competence considered by the faculty board to be equivalent to that required of a  docent  in the relevant subject. A supervisor or other person with a conflict of interest may not be an assessor. Conclusions and comments from the assessment must be related to the individual learning outcomes and the nature of the subject, and must be discussed with the student in conjunction with the annual follow-up. Instructions for the examiner can be found in the template: half-time seminar - instructions for the evaluator.

New ISP is prepared for year 3 via the ISP portal for digital management of the doctoral students ISP. The principal supervisor and the student sign the commitments document, after which the entire ISP is registered and filed. The commitments document is valid for a maximum of one calendar year from the date of signature.

Half-time follow up (50 % of the net time): In conjunction with the half-time follow up, the supervisor, doctoral student and a director of PhD studies discuss the updated ISP and the seminar and decide whether the general prospects of the program and the thesis are sufficiently good.  A template for half-time follow up should be used.

Doctoral student salary agreement, level C ( 50 % of net study time ). The salary increase at 50 % of the net study time requires: i) an approved half-time seminar with an external examiner, ii) an approved revised individual study plan and iii) an approved half-time follow-up.

Make sure you are registered for the PhD courses, (name, personal number, and e-mail address are needed). Coordinate with your supervisor(s). Make sure your completed PhD courses are registered in Ladok. Coordinate with the PhD studies administrator.

Papers in the thesis and the role of the doctoral student: Papers planned to be included in the doctoral thesis are stated in the ISP. It is recommended that the student is first author, or corresponding author, of at least two of the papers that make up their thesis. This recommendation is based on the wish to secure the possibilities for students to be involved in all steps of the publication process, and get the necessary experience of the publication process. In case if, the student does not appear as first author/corresponding author, on at least two papers in a compilations thesis, all supervisors must in writing clearly o explain why. More details can be found from the Guidelines for the order of authors on papers . A compilation thesis for a degree of Doctor consist of at least three papers, and at least one of the papers must have been accepted for publication or have been published in an international scientific journal.

Good time management is important! Activities included in doctoral courses and programmes are stated in the ISP. In addition,   the doctoral student continually registers the type and extent of both:  i) activities included in the program (a recommended template) and ii) activities that are not included in the program but conducted in parallel with the doctoral program ( SLU-approved template).  The principal supervisor and doctoral student review (at least two times/year is a suggestion) how much time has been spent on courses, research activities, other relevant information regarding teaching, sick leave etc. during the year.

Milestones YEAR 4

New ISP is prepared for year 4 via the ISP portal for digital management of the doctoral students ISP. The principal supervisor and the student sign the commitments document, after which the entire ISP is registered and filed. The commitments document is valid for a maximum of one calendar year from the date of signature.

Final follow up: the supervisor, doctoral student and the Director of PhD studies revise the study activities, and the realistic time plan for the remaining time of the PhD education, and decide whether the general prospects of the program and the thesis are sufficiently good. A template for the Final follow up should be used.

Doctoral student salary agreement, level D ( 75 % of net study time ). The salary increase at 75 % of the net study time requires: i) an approved revised individual study plan and ii) an approved final follow-up.  

COURSES, THESIS PREPARATION WRITING

Make sure you have completed and registered all the courses in Ladok. Coordinate with the PhD studies administrator.

Papers in the thesis and the role of the doctoral student: Papers planned to be included in the doctoral thesis are stated in the ISP. It is recommended that the student is first author, or corresponding author, of at least two of the papers that make up their thesis. This recommendation is based on the wish to secure the possibilities for students to be involved in all steps of the publication process, and get the necessary experience of the publication process. In case if, the student does not appear as first author/corresponding author, on at least two papers in a compilations thesis, all supervisors must in writing clearly explain why. Details can be found from the Guidelines for the order of authors on papers . A compilation thesis for a degree of Doctor consist of at least three papers, and at least one of the papers must have been accepted for publication or have been published in an international scientific journal. In case if these conditions are not satisfied, an external pre-examination is needed. The application must explain why the requirements need not be met. Standard template for Pre-examination minutes compilation thesis is used.

Here you can find the SLU template for doctoral thesis .

CHECK LIST BEFORE THE DISSERTAION

4-6 mounts before the dissertation (the principal supervisor) : book a time for dissertation by contacting the SLU’s Education Officer   responsible for the Department of Economics. Free time slots can be found in the calendar for public defense (NJ-faculty) . Contact the opponent, the committee members and the chair. Book a room.

3 mounts before the dissertation (the principal supervisor and the PhD student): The Application for defense of thesis and a Declaration for conflict of interest  must be submitted to the office at least 3 months before the dissertation (12 weeks for PhD students admitted before 2013). After a decision on disputes, the Office sends information to the opponent, committee, chairman, doctoral student and supervisor via e-mail. The information contains a copy of the decision as well as the student's degree and information about the dissertation act. After the decision, the supervisor is responsible for the administrator / economist of the institution receiving addresses to the opponent and the committee to prepare any travel expenses and fees.

3 weeks before the dissertation (the PhD student): Time for ”nailing” the thesis”. One example of the thesis to be sent to registry office ”registrator” and the ”library” as well as published in electronic version in Epsilon .

Dissertation day (the principal supervisor): After the public defence, one copy of the Examining committee minutes to be given to the local administrator for registration in Ladok. The original to be sent to the faculty office.

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Here you can find information about SLU's Doctoral student courses, Doctoral education subjects and general syllabuses.

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To all PhD students and supervisors (guidelines, templates, regulations). This portal lists links to more information.

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Published: 08 Jun 2022 Type: PhD Study in: Sweden Deadline: 16 Jun 2022

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The aim of this project is to exploit the small heat capacity and quantum localization of charge carriers in graphene at Dirac point to detect low energy photons. We will explore the possibility to develop a ‘click’ single proton detection of microwave protons down to 10 GHz – a ty

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Published: 02 Dec 2021 Type: PhD Study in: Sweden Deadline: 08 Dec 2021

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Ariel Postdoctoral International Fellowships in Sweden 2022 is offered for Post Doc degree in the field of Ariel Studies. The deadline for the sending your application is 15 Dec 2021. This scholarship is provided by Chalmers University of Technology and the value of this scholarship is Full Funding,

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Postdoc in Frequency Combs for Fiber-Optic Communications 2021 is offered for Post Doc degree in the field of frequency combs for fiber-optic communications.The deadline for the sending your application is 15 Nov 2021. This scholarship is provided by Chalmers University of Technology and the value o

Published: 14 Oct 2021 Type: PhD Study in: Sweden Deadline: 15 Nov 2021

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Postdoc in Doping of Conjugated Polymers for Wearable Electronics 2021 is offered for Post Doc degree in the field of Doping of Conjugated Polymers for Wearable Electronics.  The deadline for the sending your application is 02 Nov 2021. This scholarship is provided by Chalmers University of Tec

Published: 20 Sep 2021 Type: PhD Study in: Sweden Deadline: 02 Nov 2021

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Postdoc position in Digital Health For Students 2021 is offered for Post Doc degree in the field of Digital Health.  The deadline for the sending your application is 15 Oct 2021. This scholarship is provided by Chalmers University of Technology and the value of this scholarship is Partial Fundi

Published: 20 Sep 2021 Type: PhD Study in: Sweden Deadline: 15 Oct 2021

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International Post Doc Positions in Integrated Modelling of Tokamak Plasmas at Sweden 2021 is offered for Post Doc degree in the field of Modelling of Tokamak Plasmas. The deadline for the sending your application is 01 Sep 2021. This scholarship is provided by Chalmers University of Technology and

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PhD International Position For Students in Sweden 2021 is offered for PhD degree in the field of All subjects offered at the university.  The deadline for the sending your application is 31 Jul 2021. This scholarship is provided by Chalmers University of Technology and the value of this scholar

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Chalmers International Postdoctoral Position in Solid and Structural Mechanics 2021 is offered for Post Doc degree in the field of Solid and Structural Mechanics. The deadline for the sending your application is 01 Jul 2021. This scholarship is provided by Chalmers University of Technology and the v

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International PhD Positions in Biophysics and Cell Biology of Protein Aggregation, Sweden 2021 is offered for PhD degree in the field of Biophysics and cell biology.  The deadline for the sending your application is 30 May 2021. This scholarship is provided by Chalmers University of Technology

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The Department of Industrial and Material Science is cordially inviting applicants to join International Postdoctoral in Engineering Materials at the Chalmers University of Technology. The motive of the bursary is to help both the domestic and international students who are going to take part in

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research departs from four thematic fields, where agricultural and food economics is one. The Department of Economics invites applications for a PhD student to join its research group “ Agricultural and Food

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Licentiate position in Business Studies

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Postdoctoral position in bee behaviour, crop pollination, and biocontrol

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Si baltic sea neighbourhood scholarship propgramme 2024 in sweden.

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Unleashing Sustainable Solutions in the Baltic Sea Region: The SI Baltic Sea Neighbourhood Programme 2024

Seeking to address environmental, social, and economic challenges in the Baltic Sea region? The SI Baltic Sea Neighbourhood Programme 2024 is your opportunity to join forces and make a real difference. This innovative program provides funding for collaborative projects between Swedish organizations and partners from neighboring countries, fostering a more sustainable future for the entire region.

The Swedish Institute (SI) is offering a helping hand to organizations interested in the SI Baltic Sea Neighbourhood Programme. Free online information sessions are available to equip you with the knowledge you need to craft a winning application.

Don't miss out! Register now and gain valuable insights directly from the source. Ask your questions and get all the details about the application process during these interactive sessions.

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SI Baltic Sea Neighbourhood Scholarship Propgramme 2024 in Sweden is available to undertake Summit level programs at Swedish Institute.

Available Subjects for SI Baltic Sea Neighbourhood Scholarship:

Following subject are available to study under this scholarship program.

Benefits for SI Baltic Sea Neighbourhood Scholarship:

The SI Baltic Sea Neighborhood Programme is a funding opportunity designed to spark teamwork between Swedish organizations and their counterparts around the Baltic Sea and Eastern Partnership countries. It tackles shared challenges and fosters innovation by supporting projects with a focus on sustainability – economic, environmental, and social.

There are two funding categories to choose from, depending on your project's stage:

1. Seeding Collaboration: Seed Funding

This grant is all about laying the groundwork for future partnerships. Ideal for project ideas in their early stages, seed funding can be used for activities like:

• Preparing Winning Applications: Get expert help crafting strong proposals to secure funding, particularly from the EU.
• Concept Development & Partner Scouting: Flesh out your project concept and identify ideal organizations from the Baltic Sea region and Eastern Partnership countries to join forces with.

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• Funding Range: SEK 100,000 - SEK 400,000 (Swedish Krona)
• Project Duration: 6 - 15 months

2. Deepening Cooperation: Funding for Cooperation Projects (Not available in the current summer 2024 call)

This grant is for established partnerships working on more in-depth, long-term collaborations. It supports projects that aim to:

• Build Networks & Platforms: Foster communication and collaboration channels that bring stakeholders together.
• Develop & Test Solutions: Pilot innovative approaches to address common challenges in the Baltic Sea region.
• Shape Policy & Strategies: Provide valuable insights and recommendations to influence policy decisions.
• Knowledge Sharing & Capacity Building: Disseminate best practices and expertise across the region.

Grant Details: (These details apply when the grant type is available)

• Funding Range: SEK 500,000 - SEK 1,000,000 (Swedish Krona)
• Project Duration: 12 - 24 months

Eligible Nationalities for SI Baltic Sea Neighbourhood Scholarship:

• EU Core: Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, and Poland 
• Non-EU Core: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine 
• Additional: Denmark, Finland, and Germany

Eligibility Criteria for SI Baltic Sea Neighbourhood Scholarship:

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• Businesses and business associations
• Any of the above organizations from at least two other core program countries (in addition to the Swedish main applicant).

This means you can collaborate with a diverse group, from universities to businesses, as long as the lead applicant is a Swedish legal entity.

Application Procedure for SI Baltic Sea Neighbourhood Scholarship:

The application period is open from June 19th to September 17th, 2024. Here's a breakdown of the process:

1. Get Ready to Apply (June 19th - September 17th):

• Read the Instructions: Before you start filling out forms, make sure you understand the program's requirements.
• Prepare Your Documents: Download the application templates provided by SI. These templates will guide you through the information needed for each section.

2. Fill Out the Application (June 19th - September 17th):

• Online Application Form: Start your application on the SI application portal (opens soon).
• Application Documents: Fill out the downloaded templates to describe your project's relevance, implementation plan, budget, and partner details.

3. Submit Your Application by September 17th:

• Complete Online Form: Ensure all online application fields are filled in the SI portal.
• Upload Documents: Attach all completed application documents from step 2.
• Review and Submit: Double-check everything before submitting your application. You can save and edit it until you're ready.
• Confirmation Email: You'll receive a confirmation email upon successful submission (check spam folder if needed).

4. Application Evaluation (After September 17th):

• Review Process: The Swedish Institute will evaluate applications after the deadline.
• Decision Timeline: Expect a decision within 3 months (approximately December 2024).
• Results Announced: SI will publish a list of successful applicants on their website.

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• The deadline for application submission is strict (September 17th, 23:59:59 CET).
• Applications must be submitted through the SI application portal. Late or incomplete applications won't be considered.
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PhD Research Opportunity - The Economics of Preventing Future Health Inequalities

03 july 2024, phd programs, dennis petrie.

The Economics of Preventing Future Health Inequalities

Project-specific PhD opportunity in the Centre for Health Economics, Monash Business School,  PhD Program 2024

Location : Caulfield campus, Monash University, Australia

Duration : 3.5-year fixed-term appointment

Employment type : Full-time

Remuneration : You will receive a generous scholarship covering all tuition fees and a tax-free stipend at current value of up to AU$50,291 per annum

PhD Research on The Economics of Preventing Future Health Inequalities

Employment typ e: Full-time

Additional financial support is available through research and teaching assistance work. 

The opportunity

The PhD research opportunity will commence in February 2025 and aims to evaluate the impact preventative health policies on current and future health inequalities. The PhD candidate will be based at the Centre for Health Economics, Monash University but will also work jointly with researchers based at Lund University, Sweden.

Preventative health interventions can affect inequality because baseline risks, uptake, intervention effects and adherence vary across groups. Interventions of interest include, but are not limited to: screening programs, vaccination, life-style interventions, and preventative medication. Analysis will utilise best practice in health inequalities measurement, modern econometric techniques, behavioural experiments, and modelling. This research opportunity will produce policy-relevant, causal estimates of the effects of health preventative interventions on health inequalities. 

Depending on the student’s interest, potential projects may include: the evaluation of an existing health prevention program, development of measurement of health inequalities, behavioural experiments to assess how preventative interventions can improve uptake and adherence, modelling of future health inequalities by building tools for distributional cost effectiveness analysis. 

The project would suit someone with a strong quantitative background (e.g. econometrics, statistics), and with an interest in applying these skills to research at the intersection of inequalities, health and policy evaluation. Applicants must have an excellent academic track record with a first-class honours degree or master’s degree (with research component) in a relevant quantitative field (e.g. economics, econometrics, statistics).

Under the supervision of Prof Dennis Petrie, Monash University and Dr Gawain Heckley (Lund University, Sweden), the project will provide a greater understanding of the role of preventative health interventions in the formation of later-life health inequalities. 

As part of the CHE PhD program , the candidate will undergo rigorous training in advanced health economics and related studies. There are further opportunities for domestic and international conference travel and the potential for a research visit to Lund University as well as our other international partner institutions.

PhD entry requirements and scholarship eligibility

Applicants should have a 4-year bachelor degree or 2-year master's degree in economics, econometrics or a related quantitative discipline, with demonstrated research experience, and strong academic results. 

Apply for a scholarship

First, please submit an Expression of Interest (EOI) . If successful, you will be invited to submit a full application.

Important: Please make sure you select “Health Economics” as your area of interest in the online EOI form otherwise we will not receive your EOI.

EOI closing dates:

• International Students: 24 July 2024
• Domestic Students (Australian and New Zealand citizens, and permanent residents of Australia): 23 September 2024

You will be asked to include the following information (after the data privacy page):

• Your CV, including details of two referees
• A copy of your academic transcripts and details of grading scales
• Evidence of English language proficiency according to these guidelines
• A 1-2 page cover letter outlining your research skills, experience, research topics of interest and why this specific PhD opportunity interests you. 

About Monash and the Centre for Health Economics, Australia

The Centre for Health Economics is one of the world’s leading research groups in the economic analysis of health and health care. We have the highest concentration of economists working in health in the Asia-Pacific region and the largest Health Economics PhD program in Australia, reflecting the reputation of our researchers and the quality of their mentorship.

Monash is one of the top 50 universities in the world, ranked top in health economics in the Asia-Pacific region. As a PhD student of the Centre, you will be part of a team of researchers at the cutting edge of impactful international research across research themes including: disadvantage and health ; global and environmental health economics ; economic behaviour, incentives and preferences in health ; and, economic modelling of health policies and technologies . 

About Lund University, Sweden

The current research opportunity is part of a collaboration between the Centre for Health Economics, Monash University and Lund University, Sweden. The PhD includes the opportunity and financial support to visit collaborators at Lund University, Sweden. Health economics at Lund University is ranked foremost in Scandinavia and ninth in Europe within its field. Health economic research is conducted at the School of Economics and at the Department of Clinical Sciences, Malmö, Faculty of Medicine. The health economics research group at the Faculty of Medicine at Lund University primarily focuses on five areas: 1) Public health issues; 2) Incentives and organization within healthcare; 3) Design of healthcare systems in terms of efficiency and distribution; 4) Economic evaluations of health interventions and programs; 5) Socioeconomic inequality in health and welfare. The activity is located at Forum Medicon in Lund. You can read more about Lund's exciting research here: https://portal.research.lu.se/en/organisations/health-economics

Employment prospects

PhD graduates from the Centre for Health Economics typically find employment as researchers in leading universities and consulting firms around the world. For instance, our previous graduates have been successful in gaining positions at the London School of Economics, the University of Cambridge, the University of Oxford, the University of York, the University of Melbourne, Ernst & Young, the World Bank and government health departments.

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