Structured doctoral programs.
Participating in a doctoral program at Humboldt Graduate School means having the opportunity to earn your doctoral degree in the inspiring interdisciplinary and international atmosphere of our excellent doctoral programs. You conduct your research in a group with colleagues from your area of research, with whom you regularly have the opportunity to share experiences, exchange views and give and receive support. Your thesis work will be intensively monitored and supported by leading faculty, so that you can successfully complete your degree within three years.
You also receive scientific instruction in your area of research. Humboldt Graduate School provides you with trainings in basic competencies relevant to your thesis, such as writing and methods, and supports you in administrative questions.
Berlin graduate school of social sciences.
The graduate school´s mission is to train and promote doctoral researchers from Germany and abroad/the world for both scientific and professional careers. Doctoral researchers who participate in the training structure of the BGSS International Doctoral Program complete their doctoral degrees in either Sociology or Political Sciences. The degree is awarded by Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences of Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin.
BGSS has been funded by the Excellence Initiative of the German Federal and State Governments via the German Research Association from 2007 - 2014.
Starting from October 2020 applications for BGSS are seeked for on an ongoing basis .
"I am part of an incredible research group and I'm able to attend all the events that are constantly happening at the universities or other institutions, while getting to travel around the world for regular conferences and workshops. Due to this wonderful mix of activities I get to grow more and more academically and personally."
„Berlin offers an excellent environment for my doctoral studies in the history of ancient Israel, providing access to renowned experts in the field and fostering interdisciplinary collaboration for a comprehensive exploration of the subject.“
“The foundation of my research lies in the seamless collaboration of diverse disciplines. The Berlin Graduate School of Ancient Studies not only provides me with a comprehensive platform to embark on my PhD journey, but also offers me invaluable opportunities to foster interdisciplinary perspectives.”
Doctoral researchers:.
Five universities offer doctoral programs with excellent funding opportunities and join forces with outstanding non-university research institutions to generate a unique, vibrant academic environment.
This website will give you an insight into what the Berlin area has in store in all disciplines, ranging from ancient history to astrophysics – browse and be inspired!
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Doctoral Programs
/// Humanities, Languages and literature
/// Berlin School of Integrative Oncology, BSIO, Cancer
/// Berlin School of Mind and Brain, mind sciences, brain sciences, linguistics
/// Berlin-Brandenburg School for Regenerative Therapies, BSRT, endogenous tissue...
/// Bernstein Center for Computational Neuroscience, BCNN Berlin, brain
/// exercise, prevention and rehabilitation
/// life sciences, infectious diseases
/// Governance, social science
/// Erasmus Mundus, laboratory-based, language, brain
/// Genomics, Medical Systems Biology
/// Neurosciences, central nervous systems, peripheral nervous systems, medical...
/// biosystems, macromolecules in aqueous solutions, molecular recognition, free energy...
/// Plant Sciences, extinction of species, climate change
/// infection biology, immunology, virology, bacteriology, parasitology
/// computer science, applied mathematics and statistics, psychology, psychiatry
/// catalysis-related research, natural sciences, engineering
/// Mathematics
/// molecular natural science, Molecular Switches on Surfaces, Protonation Dynamics in...
/// Networks with complex topology, self- organization in evolving complex networks
/// gravitational waves, astronomy, GEO600 gravitational wave detector
/// Biomaterial Science, Macromolecular Bioscience, natural sciences, engineering
/// Large Hydron Collider, elementary particle physics, astro-particle physics
/// kesterite materials, semiconductor, absorber material, film solar cells,...
/// biophysics, biomolecular processes, protein-protein interactions
/// life sciences, pharmacy, drug development, drug therapy, pharmacotherapy,...
/// biochemistry, biology, plant science, plant growth, plant biomass, primary metabolism
/// Quantitative Spectroscopy, Astrophysics, solar physics, stellar research,...
/// chemistry, biology, physics, natural sciences, analytical sciences
/// physics, optical engineering, electrical engineering, informational techniques,...
/// Software Systems Engineering, IT Systems, Human Computer Interaction, Computer...
/// transnational relations, international relations, globalization, governance, regional...
/// Berliner Antike-Kolleg, ancient languages and texts, ancient philosophy, ancient...
/// sociology, political science, social inclusion, democratic performance
/// Islam, muslim cultures, muslim societies, Area Studies, Interdisciplinary Studies
/// business administration, management, marketing, information systems, FACTS, business...
/// intellectual history
/// Cold War, contemporary german history, contemporary european history, communist...
/// deutsche Literatur, german literature
/// socio-economic research, labor markets, employment, inequality, Welfare state, social...
/// literature, textaul practice, transnational perspective, intermediality
/// east asia, social sciences, institutions in east asia, interdependence of...
/// American Studies, Area Studies, Interdisciplinary Studies, American Literature,...
/// stochastics, statistics, volatility, copulae, high-dimensional time series,...
/// development of human behaviour, human life course, evolution of culture, learning,...
/// artistic knowledge, art history, media studies, philosophy, engineering, pedagogy
/// Cultural Anthropology, Social Anthropology, Gender Studies, History, Literature of...
/// european-jewish studies, laboro movements, modern jewry
/// economics, microeconomics, macro-economics, econometrics, public economics,...
/// IRI THESys, use of land, use of resources, urbanization, climate change impact, ...
/// jewish studies, jewish history, jewish philosophy, jewish theology, jewish...
/// comparative history, histoire croisée
/// European-Jewish Studies, democratic constitutional state, european post-war...
/// public administration, climate change, demographic tranistion, international...
/// biological networks, cellular systems, protein-protein interactions, systems biology
/// Globalization, Alternative Futures
/// philosophy, ancient Greek, ancient Roman, ancient Arabic, classicist, ancient...
/// british studies
/// Parasite Infections, Immunology, molecular approaches, cellular interactions,...
/// Modellierung, Smimulierung, modelling, modeling, simulation, optimation
/// urban water (systems), interfaces, modelling, urban soil, surface water, groundwater,...
/// Gravitational Physics, Geometric Analysis, String Theory, quantum mechanics, black...
/// Humanities, Social Sciences, Sociology, Political Sciences, Economics, Law
/// Humanities, Social Sciences, Sociology,
/// education, mathematics, informatics, natural sciences, technology, engineering
Cropstrengthen - european industrial doctorate.
/// PhD training, stress acclimation in plants, crop improvement, plant priming
/// natural hazards, risk, climate change, floods, landslides, earthquakes
/// Biodiversity, Movement Ecology, Biological Science, Natural Science
/// Humanities; Social Sciences; Postcolonial Studies; Cultural Studies; Anglophone...
/// Educational science – adult and further education – music pedagogy – school pedagogy...
/// Agriculture, Doctoral Program
/// information technologies, energy consumption, fundamental physics, communications...
/// Biological sciences, Natural Sciences
/// /// Mathematics, Biochemistry, Physics, Geo-Sciences
/// poetologies, audiovisual images, cinema, film philosophy, aesthetics
/// Berlin-Brandenburg research platform BB3R, 3 R, Genetic Engineering, Tissue...
/// CRC SFB Protonation Dynamics in Protein Function
/// Epidemiology, Biostatistics, Meta-research, Big Data, Health Data Sciences, Causal...
/// sequence analysis, theoretical structural biology, computational chemistry, drug...
/// Robert Koch Doctoral Program, RoKoDoKo
/// Collaborative Research Center 1349 „Fluorine-Specific Interactions: Fundamen-tals and...
/// Natural Sciences, Computer and information sciences, Chemical sciences, Biological...
/// Latin American Studies, social globalization, cultural globalization, cultural...
/// Biochemistry, Cancer research, Cardiovascular biology, Cell biology, Computational...
/// Aasessment of food and feed, microbiological and chemical substance safety, safety...
/// computational sciences, imaging data sciences, artificial intelligence, machine...
/// Bridge, imaging, clinical, translation, medicine
/// Engineering, Technology, Economics, Business
/// Natural Sciences, Mathematics, Computer and information sciences, Physical sciences,...
/// GRK 2662 „Charging into the future“: Understanding the interaction of...
/// IRTG of CRC / SFB 1449 Dynamic Hydrogels at Biointerfaces Biophysics,...
/// Natural Sciences, Biology, Chemistry, Pharmacy, Physics
/// Media and communications Humanities History and archaeology Languages and...
Crc1644: phenotypic plasticity in plants – mechanisms, constraints, and evolution, data assimilation - the collaborative research centre sfb1294.
/// neurology, neuroscience, neurosciences, translation, translational neuroscience,...
/// proteins, tight junctions, medicine, translation, molecular, regulation,...
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The Berliner Hochschulgesetz section 25, paragraph 2 regulates: "Doctoral students are members of the university at which they were admitted to do a doctorate. Unless they are already members of the university due to an employment relationship, they are to be enrolled as students for a doctorate. "
In order to enrol on a doctoral degree programme, you must have your doctoral project registration confirmed by the Doctoral Studies Office. Information on this can be found on the pages of the doctoral office .
Enrollment for doctoral studies is not bound to any deadlines and can be applied for at any time.
Enrollment process, 1. complete online application for enrollment, link to the online application.
Instructions for filling in:
Personal data Applicants enter all surnames/first names in the application for enrollment in accordance with the information in the official identity document (e.g. identity card).
First higher education entrance qualification Select the type of higher education entrance qualification from the list and then enter both the location and the date of completion.
Abbreviations : aHR = G eneral higher education entrance qualification fgHR = S ubject-related higher education entrance qualification FHR = A dvanced technical college entrance qualification
University history “Have you already been enrolled at a German or foreign university?" This question refers to the very first university at which you began studying. In the course of the application, a similar question comes up again - "Insert the semester of your FIRST matriculation". For some applicants, the answer will be the same, but it doesn't have to be.
Example Max Musterfrau started studying in Greece in 2009, later in his life he started a new course in Hamburg.
1. Question: 2009 - Greece
2. Question: 2014 - Hamburg - and the corresponding university
University semesters are only to be stated by the universities that were attended in Germany.
First / second degree If you have already acquired one or more degrees, these must be proven with certificates. If the degree was completed in Germany, an exmatriculation (usually from the last university attended) is also required, from which the entire university semesters (including semesters of leave) can be seen. This allows us to fully understand your university past.
Right to vote You are entitled to a one-time right of election that cannot be changed later. You can choose between Humboldt-Universität Berlin or Freie Universität Berlin and thus decide at which university you wish to exercise your status rights. The choice may have an effect on the amount of semester fees. Furthermore, students of Charité are considered students of both Freie Universität Berlin and Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin.
You can find information about this at:
Personal statement Declaration of confidentiality Company medical examination
The enrollment fee depends on your student voting rights in the enrollment application form. Information on enrollment fee can be found at Campusnet .
Doctoral students are not entitled to the Deutschlandsemesterticket in summer semester 2024. From winter semester 24/25, it will be compulsory.
Amount of the enrollment fee according to the student voting right Humboldt-Universität Berlin: 114,59 € Freie Universität Berlin: 114,09 €
Bank details: Account holder: Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin IBAN: DE24 100 100 10 0000 395 104 BIC: PBNKDEFF Reference: family name, first name (of future student) or if already available matriculation number
Hint! From January to mid-February of the year for the summer semester, and from June to mid-July of the year for the winter semester, the registration period for the coming semester is running. If you are enrolling for the current semester, please note that the registration fee for the following semester has to be paid in a timely manner.
The enrollment fee depends on your student voting right in the enrollment application form. Information on enrollment fee can be found at Campusnet .
ALL doctoral students must pay for the Deutschlandsemesterticket from winter semester 2024/2025.
Amount of the enrollment fee according to the student voting right Humboldt-Universität Berlin: 299,90 € Freie Universität Berlin: 304,40 €
The enrollment fee includes the Deutschlandsemesterticket, which is compulsory for all doctoral students.
Bank details: Account holder: Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin IBAN: DE24 100 100 10 0000 395 104 BIC: PBNKDEFF Reference: family name, first name (of future student) or if already available matriculation number
Hint! From January to mid-February of the year for the summer semester, and from June to mid-July of the year for the winter semester, the registration period for the coming semester is running. If you are enrolling for the current semester, please note that the registration fee for the following semester has to be paid in a timely manner. Doctoral students who were enrolled more than one month after the start of the semester can apply for a refund of the full unused months at the Studierendensekretariat .
In addition to the online application and the already signed attachments, the documents listed in the
must be compiled and submitted under promotion-immatrikulation(at)charite.de
Please follow our instructions in the checklist. We will request incomplete documents but will delay the enrollment process.
Upon receipt of your documents, you will receive an automated email.
You will receive another email with the enrollment certificate including the matriculation number and the service number after processing.
Often the studies have been completed but the doctorate has not yet been completed.
The following applies to medicine and dentistry: The Landesamt für Gesundheit und Soziales will inform the Charité about your successful completion. You will then be exmatriculated by the Student Secretariat at the end of the semester (September 30th or March 31st). You will be informed about this in advance via your Charité email address, but also by post. You can find more information here
If you need the exmatriculation certificate sooner, apply for exmatriculation yourself at the student office. You can find the application on Campusnet.
The following applies to all other study programs: There is no automated de-registration by the student office. Apply for de-registration at the student office by September 30th. or March 31st. You can find the application on Campusnet . Only then is it possible to enroll for a doctorate.
When can I enroll for a doctorate? Enrollment is not subject to any deadlines and is possible at any time.
I have not yet received confirmation of my doctoral registration from the doctoral office. Can I enrol anyway? Enrolment is NOT possible without this confirmation! Do not submit the documents for enrolment until you have the confirmation.
I'm studying at another German or foreign university and don't yet have a university degree? But I would like to start my doctorate at the Charité. Is enrollment possible? No, a degree is required for enrollment.
I am enrolled for my doctorate, can I also enroll in another course of study? Further enrollment is possible. If this is a state university in Berlin/Brandenburg, you only pay the enrollment fees at one university and prove this at the other university with the enrollment certificate.
My employment with the Charité is ending, but I haven't finished my doctorate yet. According to Section 25 Paragraph 2 of the Berlin Higher Education Act, you are then obliged to enroll.
I am employed by the Charité. Do I have to enroll for my doctorate? Enrollment is not required, but possible.
It's been so long since I graduated that I no longer have a certificate of exmatriculation. Contact the university you last attended and they will issue you a new certificate stating the university semesters. Only then can we enroll you.
How long do I have to be enrolled? You must remain enrolled until the defence and receipt of the doctoral certificate.
What else is important to know? After enrollment, communication only takes place via the Charité email address. Among other things, you will be reminded at this email address to re-register for the following semester. You will receive the necessary information to set up the Charité email address and the student account when you send the enrollment certificate.
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International Graduate Program Medical Neurosciences
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In this section you find information on how to apply for a
position as well as a short overview of the structure of the programs.
Doctoral studies in medical neurosciences: phd and md/phd.
The doctoral program takes an interdisciplinary approach to neurosciences linking basic and clinical brain research. The program prepares students for careers at the interface of bench and bedside in the academic neurosciences as well as in the application oriented biomedical industry.
PhD in Medical Neurosciences
MD/PhD in Medical Neurosciences :
The central part of the PhD program is the PhD project. For three years you will work in a research group conducting experiments, discussing results in your group, reading up on the literature and publishing. In additon, a PhD curriculum will expose you to important neuroscientific topics outside your immediate research focus. Besides courses or symposia you choose to attend,the program offers two one-week PhD training courses per year. Topics can range from "Quantification of Damage in the CNS" to "Basic and Clinical Neuroimmunology" and take into consideration PhD student suggestions. Complementary or professional skills like scientific writing or giving presentations are also planned.
In addition, lecture series, seminars, symposia, journal clubs, etc. are offered to our PhD students. This allows for either further focus and theoretical background in your research area or for expanding your neuroscientific horizon by delving into other topics.
Please go to admission for application details.
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The structured PhD program Global Health at the Charité is a collaboration between seven partnering institutions. It aims to train excellent scientists for leadership positions in global health. The program imparts an interdisciplinary perspective on health and a sensitivity to inter-cultural factors affecting health.
Applications are accepted from June 20 to August 20, 2024 for admission in October 2024.
The next application window will be January 15 to March 1, 2025 for admission in October 2025.
Seven collaborating partners in Berlin
Standard period of study 3 years / 6 semesters
Admission of 15 doctoral candidates per year
The structured PhD Global Health is tuition free
If you have any questions please check our FAQs oder send an Email to phd-globalhealth(at)charite.de
The structured PhD Global Health is a joint doctoral program hosted at the Charité. It brings together the outstanding expertise in Global Health of the following seven cooperating partners (in alphabetical order):
PhD candidates are enrolled at the Charité. The degree awarded upon completion of the three year program is PhD in Global Health. The program requires participants to complete 30 ECTS of coursework divided over the 6 semesters and work on a research project (equivalent to 150 ECTS / 5 Semesters) that will result in publications in peer-reviewed scientific journals (doctorate by publication). The program concludes with an oral defense.
The thematic focus of the doctoral program is based on the health-relevant Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The topics we wish to address include communicable and non-communicable diseases, the prevention and control of disease outbreaks, global health security, migration and health, universal health coverage, the role of climate and the environment as determinants of health, One Health, governance and health policy, health economics, community engagement as well as digitalization in healthcare. The doctoral program approaches research topics from an interdisciplinary perspective and incorporates a variety of methodological and conceptual approaches. Through the close exchange between teachers, supervisors and doctoral students, we support the critical examination of institutional and political constellations in the field of global health.
The PhD Global Health seeks to develop expertise around the globe. We hope to provide prospective students with modes of participation that match their needs and their lifestyles, regardless of where they are from. You can chose to relocate to Berlin for the program or you can stay in your home country and travel to Berlin to participate in coursework and for temporary research stays.
Berlin-based track
Sandwich track
The intent of the sandwich track is for PhD students to conduct their research as well as to continue their work and career development in their home country, while receiving input and exchange opportunities in Berlin. Sandwich track PhD students join a cohort of young researchers in Berlin, but also maintain a strong research network and the career support of a sending institution in their home country, where their PhD research is embedded. Sandwich track PhD students expand the Berlin PhD Global Health program’s research networks and collaborative reach. The sandwich track allows PhD students to limit the time spent in Berlin to research stays of 3 months or less per year. This often makes it easier to meet visa requirements and limits costs.
Global Health is a dynamic and interdisciplinary field dedicated to addressing health challenges on a global scale. Focused on promoting well-being, preventing diseases, and improving healthcare access for all , it transcends national borders to tackle complex health issues that affect diverse populations worldwide. Global Health professionals work collaboratively to understand and address the social, economic, and environmental determinants of health, striving to create equitable and sustainable solutions.
From infectious diseases to non-communicable illnesses, Global Health emphasizes the importance of international cooperation, research, and policy development to build resilient healthcare systems and foster a healthier future for communities across the globe.
The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) guide the major themes of PhD Global Health program. Program participants are encouraged to approach their research from conceptually and methodologically innovative perspectives. The topics to be addressed include communicable and non-communicable diseases, pandemic intelligence, monitoring, surveillance and prevention, migration and health, universal health coverage, the role of climate and environment as determinants of health, One Health, governance and health policy, as well as digitalization and health. The PhD Global Health aims to approach research from an interdisciplinary perspective, incorporating a variety of methodological and conceptual approaches. Close exchanges between faculty, supervisors and doctoral candidates encourage critical thinking and innovation in Global Health.
A PhD in Global Health opens the door to a myriad of impactful and diverse career prospects at the intersection of healthcare, research, and policy. Graduates are well-equipped to take on leadership roles in international organizations, governmental agencies, non-profit institutions, and academic settings. As researchers, they contribute to advancing our understanding of global health challenges, developing innovative interventions, and shaping evidence-based policies. Professionals with a PhD in Global Health may also engage in fieldwork, implementing health programs and strategies in diverse communities around the world. Additionally, opportunities exist in academia, where individuals can contribute to the education and mentorship of the next generation of global health leaders. With a unique skill set that combines research, critical thinking, and cross-cultural understanding , those with a PhD in Global Health are poised to make a meaningful impact on global healthcare disparities and contribute to the development of sustainable and equitable health systems worldwide.
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An individual doctorate is completed by a candidate employed at Technische Universität Berlin in a position funded by the University budget or by third-party funding, or who is receiving a doctoral fellowship, or earning their money outside of the University. If you choose to do an individual doctorate, you will be supervised by one doctoral ...
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Freie Universität is a full-spectrum university, comprising twelve departments and three Central Institutes that together offer more than 150 different academic programs in a broad range of disciplines. Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin is the joint medical school of Freie Universität Berlin and Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin.
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Inform yourself about our International Graduate Program Medical Neurosciences, how to apply and general information about our PhD and MD/PhD programs. Deadlines for applications are 15 January, 15 May and 15 September every year. ... Charitéplatz 1, 10117 Berlin Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin. Special pages: Home. Search. Glossary ...
Standard period of study 3 years / 6 semesters. 30 ECTS course work. 150 ECTS scientific research work (dissertation) Admission of 15 doctoral candidates per year. Eligibility requirements are a master's degree or equivalent. Application period 2024 TBA. First PhD Cohort starting October 2024. The structured PhD Global Health is tuition free.
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BSoE PhD Program. The structured doctorate program offered by the Berlin School of Economics (BSoE) is run jointly with HU, FU, the University of Potsdam, ESMT, Hertie School and WZB. MINE students can already choose courses in the doctoral programs that count towards the master's degree and apply for admission to the program after completing ...
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