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Fully Funded University of Amsterdam Scholarships & PhD Positions 2026–2027: 3+ Open Programmes

Netherlands

3 verified fully funded university of amsterdam scholarships & phd positions for 2026–2027 are open right now. The soonest deadline is 2 November 2026 — closing-soon entries are flagged in the list. Listings are re-verified daily against official sources, so new programmes appear here first.

The University of Amsterdam (UvA) is the largest university in the Netherlands and one of Europe's leading research institutions. Its seven faculties span the humanities, social and behavioural sciences, economics and business, law, science, medicine in cooperation with Amsterdam UMC, and dentistry. PhD candidates at the UvA are employed on salaried contracts under the CAO-NU collective agreement, making doctoral research here fully funded. Academic vacancies and doctoral positions are published on the university's academic careers portal with detailed role profiles and application requirements.

Scholarships & Programmes at University of Amsterdam

The University of Amsterdam invites applications for a PhD candidate in access, actors and accountability, studying the role of researchers in AI governance. The project examines how knowledge produced by researchers enters AI governance processes, which actors gain access to regulatory arenas, and how accountability arrangements shape whose expertise counts when AI systems are governed.

Fully FundedEUR 3,204 - EUR 4,051 gross per month
Closes in 7 daysDetails

The University of Amsterdam (UvA) advertises a PhD position in political science on militarization and democratic erosion in Latin America. The project examines how the expanding role of armed forces in public life - from public security to infrastructure and emergency governance - interacts with the quality of democratic institutions across Latin American countries, combining comparative analysis, country cases and where relevant quantitative measures of militarization and democratic performance.

Fully FundedEUR 3,204 - EUR 4,051 gross per month (CAO-NU PhD scale)
Closing soon · 11 daysDetails

The University of Amsterdam invites applications for a PhD candidate in systemic actors and the enforcement of digital rules. The project studies how the enforcement of European digital regulation, including the Digital Services Act and the GDPR, is organised across systemic actors such as platforms, regulators, civil society and auditors, and what makes enforcement effective and accountable.

Fully FundedEUR 3,204 - EUR 4,051 gross per month
Closes in 7 daysDetails