PhD Opportunity in Agricultural and Food Economics (Sweden 2026): Fully Funded Research on Sustainable Agriculture and Resilience

Fully funded PhD position in Applied Economics (Agricultural and Food Economics) at a Swedish institution. The doctoral research focuses on sustainable agricultural practices, resilience, and economic modelling, combining economic theory with applied econometrics and real-world data. The position includes PhD coursework, independent research leading to a thesis, and teaching/administrative duties up to 20% of workload.

Salary as a PhD student; access to high-quality datasets and research tools; collaboration within a multidisciplinary research environment; potential career development in academia, policy, or international development.

Applicants must hold a Master’s degree (second-cycle qualification) or 240 credits with at least 60 credits at second-cycle level, and have minimum 60 credits in Economics or related fields with a degree project of at least 15 credits at advanced level.

See linked university job posting for details.