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legitimacy. WASP-HS The PhD position is part of the Wallenberg AI, Autonomous Systems and Software Program – Humanity and Society (WASP-HS). The vision of WASP-HS is to foster novel interdisciplinary knowledge
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educational programs in Computer Science, is now seeking a PhD student with a focus on symbolic AI. The Department of Computing Science has been growing rapidly in recent years, with a focus on creating an
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to fields such as critical theory, digital sociology, criminology, or science and technology studies (STS). As part of the application, the doctoral student will draft a brief plan for an independent project
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multidisciplinary theme. The program prepares next-generation computational biologists with strong complexity thinking and tools applicable to living systems across organizational scales, addressing major
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at the Faculty of Medicine will be part of the faculty-wide doctoral education programme. The doctoral programme comprises 25 credits and is offered in two study variants: 25 credits spread over 8 terms (a total
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the RELOC-AGE research programme. A web-based housing counselling service has been developed in the programme with the aim of supporting older people to make well-informed decisions about their future housing
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expect the successful candidate to be present at the workplace in Umeå and participate in the department's joint activities. The application must include: A research plan describing the proposed doctoral
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courses and conduct independent research, leading to a doctoral thesis in business administration with a focus on entrepreneurship. The course component of the doctoral program corresponds to 90 credits
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to take courses specified in your study plan, to work independently on your PhD project as well as collaborate within the research group, and to participate in seminars and other department activities
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and with national/international partners. It is time-limited (4–5 years) and may include up to 20% teaching. As a PhD student, you will be admitted to the faculty’s doctoral program and actively