PhD Program

As a PhD student at the Department of Theoretical Physics you will be a part of one of our research groups and will work in close collaboration with a supervisor working on a specific research project. Besides the actual research work, you also need to take courses corresponding to 90 higher education credits.

The department normally has ten to fifteen active PhD students at any given time, and every year one or two new students are accepted per research group.

If you are interested in PhD studies at the Department of Theoretical Physics, please contact one of our research groups:

Theoretical High Energy Physics

Computational Biology and Biological Physics

The studies take four years or 240 higher education credits. The official rules can be found in the postgraduate education discipline curriculum.

 

PhD program in Astronomy and Astrophysics

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