University of Copenhagen PhD Positions 2027: Fully Funded PhD Opportunities at the Faculty of Law |
University of Copenhagen PhD Positions 2027: Fully Funded PhD Opportunities at the Faculty of Law | Apply Now
The Faculty of Law, University of Copenhagen (UCPH) has announced applications for multiple fully funded PhD positions commencing in February 2027. The programme offers an outstanding opportunity for aspiring legal scholars to pursue advanced research at one of Europe's leading law faculties in a dynamic, international, and interdisciplinary academic environment.
Position Details
Organization: University of Copenhagen
Faculty: Faculty of Law
Programme: Fully Funded PhD Positions
Number of Positions: Multiple
Funding: Fully Funded
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
Programme Start: February 2027
About the Faculty of Law
The Faculty of Law is one of the four original faculties established with the founding of the University of Copenhagen in 1479. It is internationally recognized for excellence in legal research, spanning:
Doctrinal Legal Research
Interdisciplinary Legal Studies
National and International Law
Fundamental Legal Research
Applied and Practice-Oriented Research
The faculty hosts two Centres of Excellence and is known for attracting substantial international research funding while contributing to legal scholarship and policy development across Denmark, Europe, and beyond.
About the PhD Programme
The PhD programme is designed to prepare the next generation of legal researchers through advanced academic training and independent research.
The programme aims to:
Develop high-quality independent researchers.
Equip candidates with analytical and problem-solving skills for careers in academia, public institutions, and the private sector.
Generate new legal knowledge that contributes to society and public policy.
PhD candidates receive close supervision from experienced faculty members while working in an intellectually stimulating and internationally collaborative research environment.
Research Opportunities
Applicants may pursue research across a wide range of legal disciplines, including:
International Law
Human Rights Law
European Union Law
Constitutional Law
Commercial and Corporate Law
Criminal Law
Environmental and Climate Law
Technology and Digital Law
Artificial Intelligence and Law
Data Protection and Privacy Law
Labour and Employment Law
Public Law
Comparative Law
Interdisciplinary Legal Studies
What the Programme Offers
Successful candidates will benefit from:
Full financial support throughout the PhD programme.
Supervision by internationally recognized legal scholars.
Access to world-class research facilities.
Opportunities for international collaboration and academic networking.
Participation in conferences, seminars, and advanced doctoral training.
A vibrant interdisciplinary research environment at one of Europe's top universities.
Eligibility
Applicants should possess:
A relevant Master's degree in Law or a closely related discipline.
Strong academic record and demonstrated research potential.
Interest in pursuing independent legal research.
Excellent written and oral communication skills in English.
Specific eligibility requirements and documentation are available in the official call for applications.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should submit their application through the University of Copenhagen's official recruitment portal, including all required supporting documents as specified in the official vacancy announcement.
Applicants are advised to carefully review the eligibility criteria, research areas, application requirements, and submission guidelines before applying.
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