PhD studies
About third-cycle studies
A doctoral degree is the highest formal education available. A Swedish doctoral degree forms a total of 240 ECTS credits, equalling four years of full-time study.
Third-cycle studies consist of both course work and of research work. The aim of the research work is to produce a doctoral thesis, that is defended at a public seminar. While following the doctoral programme, the doctoral student normally teaches at undergraduate level.
Doctoral students are normally employed at the university under a doctoral position. It is also possible to finance the studies in other ways, such as by an external employer who agrees to let the employee follow doctoral studies.
- General Linguistics
- The Theory and Practice of Teaching and Learning English
- English Literature
- English Lanauge and Linguistics
- European Studies
- Film Studies
- Phonetics
- French Studies
- Greek
- Italian Studies
- Japanese
- Chinese
- Cognitive Semiotics
- Latin
- Literature
- Neurolinguistics
- Scandinavian Languages
- Modern Greek Studies
- Press Studies
- Semitic Languages
- Slavic Languages
- Spanish
- German