18.0k Full-time PhD degrees from around the world

The Political Science programme at Sciences Po trains academics and researchers for careers in France and abroad, as well as high-level professionals for all levels of politics.

The Doctoral School of Mathematics and Computer Science at Budapest University of Technology and Economics offers a PhD program in some branches of Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, Theoretical Computer Science and Information Theory.

Film at University of Kent is known for its dynamic and inclusive research community. Whether you are interested in theories, histories or aesthetics of film and digital media, we have the academic expertise to support your research.

The doctoral degree program in Public and Urban Policy is deeply rooted in The New School's tradition of progressive scholarship in the social sciences.

The Society, Development and Planning programme of the Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU) is offered at the Faculty of Landscape and Society.

The Sociology program at Sciences Po provides both theoretical and practical sociological research and analytical skills, as well as high-level expertise in various methodological tools.

The Business Administration program at Stockholm School of Economics has a history of over 50 years. Our overall purpose is to give the doctoral student a deepened and broadened theoretical and methodological knowledge, alongside the experience of having completed a substantial piece of original scientific work.

The Architecture and Design Programme at The Oslo School of Architecture and Design offers a multi-disciplinary research environment in design, history and theory of architecture, preservation, architecture and its technologies, urbanism, and landscape studies. 

The Doctoral School of Physical Sciences at the Budapest University of Technology and Economics provides elite education in science and technology in the fields of frontline theoretical, experimental, and applied research.

The Mathematical and Computational Sciences programme from University of Debrecen provides high quality education in scientific research.

The Studio Art programme of Burren College of Art can be taken as a full-time, part-time, or hybrid (part-time with full-time periods of study).

The PhD degree in Chemical Physics at Columbia University is conferred on qualified students whose interests lie in areas of research that overlap both chemistry and physics.

The work of graduates of the PhD Program in Economics and Statistics at University of Innsbruck primarily consists of theoretical and empirical research.

The Indian Studies (Individual Doctorate) program offered at the University of Zurich requires participants to conduct independent research, write a PhD thesis, and to perform coursework. 

After graduation from the Chemical and Molecular Sciences program from the University of Zurich, students have acquired the professional skills needed to independently tackle, solve, and communicate a scientific problem in both theory and practice. 

Participating students of the Evolutionary Biology program from the University of Zurich must write a dissertation about their independent scientific research project to graduate successfully.

The Computer Science course from The University of Cambridge is a three to four-year full-time (five to seven-year part-time) programme of individual research on a topic agreed upon by the student and the department, under the guidance of a staff member as the student's Supervisor.

Joint Doctoral Program in Special Education from University of California, Berkeley prepares leaders in research, teaching, administration, and supervision for the variety of professional needs facing children, youth, and adults with disabilities.

The ISE Department offers both an MS and PhD in Industrial and Systems Engineering.  These degrees offer students with an opportunity to specialize in one of several concentration areas, opening doors to new jobs and career paths. The Industrial and Systems Engineering programme is offered by The Ohio State University.

The goal of our Mathematics program at Johns Hopkins University is to train graduate students to become research mathematicians. Each year, an average of five students complete their theses and go on to exciting careers in mathematics both inside and outside of academia.