MSCA Doctoral Network: Sociology of Authoritarian Law in Central Asia (SOCIAL) 4-year PhD positions

Lund University and a consortium of European and Canadian institutions recruit 17 fully funded doctoral candidates for the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions Doctoral Network project on sociology of authority in Central Asia. The programme provides four years of structured research training, international mobility, and joint supervision for PhD candidates in law, governance, and society within authoritarian settings.

Fully funded doctoral contract with competitive living and mobility allowances; access to an international consortium network and structured training opportunities.

Applicants must hold a Master’s degree entitling them to commence doctoral studies and must not have a doctoral degree at recruitment; additionally, they should have up to four years of full-time equivalent research experience after their Master’s degree and meet language and disciplinary requirements.