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54 days left
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Deadline October 4, 2026
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Degree Level PhD / Doctorate
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Host Country Germany
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Institution Philipps University of Marburg
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Funding Full Scholarship

Philipps University of Marburg is offering 10 doctoral researcher positions under the DFG Research Training Group 3159, focusing on gender and gendering in contexts of international criminal law.

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Philipps University PhD Scholarship Summary

  • Host Country: Germany
  • Host Institution: Philipps University of Marburg
  • Study Level: PhD
  • Eligible Countries: International Students
  • Benefits: Doctoral position | Structured supervision | Research support
  • Deadline: October 4, 2026

Eligibility Requirements

Applicants must:

  • Hold an above-average Master’s degree, state examination, or equivalent in a relevant discipline.
  • Have academic or research interests related to international criminal law, transitional justice, gender studies, or related fields.
  • Have English proficiency at C1 level.
  • Demonstrate strong academic and interdisciplinary research abilities.
  • German language skills are an advantage but are not mandatory.

Relevant fields include peace and conflict studies, gender studies, history, political science, law, sociology, theology, and economics.

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Benefits

Successful candidates will receive:

  • A structured doctoral research and supervision programme.
  • An individually tailored qualification programme.
  • Interdisciplinary and international research opportunities.
  • Support from the Marburg University Research Academy and other university services.
  • An inclusive and family-friendly academic environment.

Applicants should prepare:

    How to Apply

    1. Develop a research proposal aligned with the RTG 3159 research theme.
    2. Prepare the required writing sample and supporting documents.
    3. Submit the application through the official RTG 3159 application portal.
    4. Ensure all documents are submitted before October 4, 2026.

    📋 Required Documents

    • Degree certificates and academic transcripts
    • One academic recommendation letter or Master's thesis examiner's report
    • Motivation Letter
    • Proof of C1 English proficiency
    • Academic CV
    • Doctoral research proposal of up to 10 pages
    • Writing sample of up to 25 pages
    • Evidence of academic activities, where applicable