PhDSocial and Economic Geography and Spatial Management
| Study location | Poland, Wrocław |
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| Academic field | Geography (ISCED 01023) |
| Type | PhD, full-time |
| Nominal duration | 4 years |
| Study language | English |
| Awards | PhD |
| Entry qualification | Undergraduate and/ or postgraduate diploma Please check entry requirements HERE The entry qualification documents are accepted in the following languages: English / Polish. Often you can get a suitable transcript from your school. If this is not the case, you will need official translations along with verified copies of the original. If you are eligible for admission, you must submit a set of original paper documents in order to be accepted. |
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| Language requirements | English Minimum level required B2 – CEFR |
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| Other requirements | Specific requirements for Non-EU applicants: Worldwide |
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Overview
What is the UPWr Doctoral School?
We emphasise self-development and problem-solving skills to teach our students to approach their work with an open mind and innovative methods. Such an approach allows us to shape open and innovative researchers who will enter the world of international science by conducting groundbreaking research.
Education
The school’s programme of education has been developed by its leading scientists to ensure that you as a PhD student get the best that the university has to offer. The interdisciplinary programme involves research with the direction and guidance of a selected supervisor and publishing research findings in the best international journals. The school encourages participation in training courses, and scientific conferences. At the Doctoral School, young scientists are required to do at least one international research internship during the programme.
PhD in Social and economic geography and spatial management
Possible research topics comprise of the following areas: social and environmental systems, management of natural resources, ecological footprint, ecosystem services, local government, sustainable development, measuring the quality of life, the circular economy, local food, demographic changes, IT systems for spatial and economic analysis, social data science.
How do I finance my PhD?
There is no tuition fee for PhD studies. As an international PhD student, you are granted a monthly scholarship of at least 1080 euro for covering all living expenses. Additionally, you may receive funds for research projects or for publishing scientific articles in recognized journals.
How is the research environment?
UPWr allows you to become part of the Wrocław international scientific community, setting you on the track to a successful career at any university in the world. Our individual “one-to-one; master – student” approach helps to shape each student’s career path.
How can I apply?
Please check the list of possible research topics which are listed on our website, then contact the supervisor to agree on the details.
You will be asked to provide all documents proving your education and scientific achievements. Afterwards, the interviews are conducted with each candidate.