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PhD Positions & Scholarships in Denmark 2026–2027: 10+ Open

10 verified phd positions & scholarships in denmark for 2026–2027 are open right now. The soonest deadline is 1 November 2026 — closing-soon entries are flagged in the list. Hosted by Aarhus University, University of Copenhagen and Mundus Journalism Consortium (Aarhus University). Listings are re-verified daily against official sources.

Mundus Journalism Consortium (Aarhus University)

Mundus Journalism – Master in Journalism, Media and Globalisation (Erasmus Mundus)

Mundus Journalism Consortium (Aarhus University) · Denmark

The Erasmus Mundus master in Journalism, Media and Globalisation, run from Aarhus University with partners including Amsterdam, Hamburg, Charles University and City St George's London, has opened applications for the 2027-2029 programme. The deadline is 10 January 2027 at 13:00 CET, and the consortium expects to award 10-15 Erasmus Mundus scholarships.

Fully Funded€1,400/month (EMJM scholarship rate)
Closes in 76 daysDetails

The University of Copenhagen offers a Marie Sklodowska-Curie Actions doctoral candidate position (DC7) in the E-CoRe doctoral network, working on compilation principles for reversible languages. The project studies how high-level reversible programs can be compiled into efficient low-level code while preserving invertibility guarantees, connecting programming-language theory with compiler engineering.

Fully FundedDKK 31,845/month (approx. €4,260, Aug 2026 level)
Closes in 6 daysDetails

The Technical University of Denmark (DTU) advertises a three-year funded PhD position in entrepreneurship, artificial intelligence, and labour-market disruption at DTU Entrepreneurship. The research examines how AI technologies reshape entrepreneurial activity and labour markets: which tasks and business models are disrupted, how new venture creation responds, and what the implications are for innovation policy and workforce transition.

Fully FundedApprox. DKK 30,000–36,000/month + pension (Danish collective agreement)
Rolling admissionsDetails

The Department of Mathematics at Aarhus University invites applications for PhD positions in mathematics, statistics and stochastics within its graduate programme. The call covers projects across the department's research groups, including analysis, geometry, probability, statistics and applied mathematics, with successful candidates joining active research environments at the Aarhus campus.

Fully FundedApprox. DKK 30,000–36,000/month + pension (Danish collective agreement)
Closes in 6 daysDetails

The University of Copenhagen offers a Marie Sklodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) doctoral candidate position in the E-CoRe doctoral network, working on reversible programming languages as doctoral candidate DC1. Reversible computing studies programming models and languages in which computation can run backwards as well as forwards, with applications from energy-efficient computing to quantum programming and incremental computation.

Fully FundedDKK 31,845/month (approx. €4,260, Aug 2026 level)
Closes in 6 daysDetails

Aarhus University invites applications for a PhD position on tracking microbes across borders using genomics to uncover biomass-to-biogas transmission pathways. The project applies genomic and bioinformatic methods to understand how microbial communities move through biomass supply chains and biogas plants, connecting findings to process performance in the bioenergy sector.

Fully FundedApprox. DKK 30,000–36,000/month + pension (Danish collective agreement)
Closes in 6 daysDetails

SUFONAMA qualifies graduates for integrated management of forests and natural areas in a landscape context, coordinated from Copenhagen with European forestry partners. The current cycle uses 15 January (non-EU/EEA/Switzerland) and 1 March (EU/EEA/Switzerland) deadlines, a pattern the 2027 round is expected to repeat.

Fully Funded€1,400/month (EMJM scholarship rate)
Closes in 81 daysDetails

SDU awards scholarships to talented non-EU/EEA master's applicants — tuition waivers, sometimes with a monthly living grant — allocated automatically with the admission application. The Danish application window for international applicants typically opens on 1 February and closes on 1 March for a September start.

Partially FundedStipend/salary rate set by the funder — see the official listing
Scholarships assessed with admissionDetails