Postgraduate student at the University of Gothenburg

Welcome to the website for doctoral students at the University of Gothenburg. Here you will find general information that may be useful regardless of your academic discipline.

Please note that there might be important differences between Faculties. It is therefore important that you also read the information provided by your Faculty in order to get a complete picture of all rules and regulations that apply to you.

Doctoral studentships financed (entirely or in part) by the University are published under job opportunities.

News

Marstrand August 22-23, 2013: CORS Summer meeting
[3 Jun 2013] Imaging and estimates of bone strength in studies of osteoporosis and fracture risk
Scholarship from Chinese Government
[16 May 2013] Diploma to PhD student Yeyu Fang
10th European Academy of Design Conference - Crafting the future
[8 May 2013] 10th European Academy of Design Conference - Crafting the future
The Threat of "Welfare Tourism" Is Exaggerated - No Negative Effects on Swedish Economy
[7 May 2013] Europe is in the middle of a lively debate on so-called welfare tourism, as exemplified by British Prime Minister David Cameron¿s recent remarks on labour immigration from the new EU member states. In Sweden, however, the free labour immigration from Eastern Europe does not seem to have affected the public finances negatively. This is the conclusion of new research by Joakim Ruist, economics researcher at the University of Gothenburg, Sweden, specialising in international migration.
Swantje Enge receives the Faculty of Science Doctoral Thesis Award for her thesis: Seaweed Invasions and Novel Chemical Defences
[3 May 2013] Swantje Enge receives the Faculty of Science Doctoral Thesis Award for her thesis: Seaweed Invasions and Novel Chemical Defences
Swantje Enge receives the Faculty of Science Doctoral Thesis Award for her thesis: Seaweed Invasions and Novel Chemical Defences
[3 May 2013] Swantje Enge receives the Faculty of Science Doctoral Thesis Award for her thesis: Seaweed Invasions and Novel Chemical Defences