PhD
PhD research projects are significant and highly valued contributions to the overall research conducted at the Saxo Institute in the research areas History, Ethnology, Greek and Latin as well as Classical and Prehistoric Archaeology.
PhD students follow a 3-year research education programme, which culminates in the submission of a PhD thesis and a public defence leading to the award of the PhD degree.
The aim of the PhD programme is to strengthen and develop the PhD research projects and to give the PhD students supreme conditions for writing a thesis at a high international standard and to obtain the PhD degree within the prescribed period of study.
The PhD programme and PhD environment of the Saxo Institute is organised by associate professor and PhD coordinator Søren Rud. He manages the communication with applicants related to the academic profile of the institute, the PhD environment and prospective PhD supervisors.
For further information about the PhD programme at the Saxo Institute, please contact Søren Rud.
All PhD students enrolled at the Saxo Institute will be offered a mentor. The aim is to ensure the newly enrolled student a quick, easy and effective introduction to the social-academic life and to provide the student with a personal, steady and reliable contact who will lend a helping hand with the social, practical and administrative issues that faces a newcomer at the institute
The PhD programme is part of the PhD School at the Faculty of Humanities. At the PhD School homepage you will find all relevant information of how to apply for a PhD scholarship at the faculty, including the Saxo Institute. You can also find an elaborate overview of the structure of the PhD programme, courses, rules and notices. Call for applications for PhD scholarships will be announced on this homepage as well.
The department organizes line-specific PhD courses, offered and administrated by the PhD School. The courses are advertised on the national database for PhD courses offered by Danish universities.
PhD fellows at Saxo
| Name | Title | Phone | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aabo, Marie Gorm | PhD Fellow | ||
| Aarup, Kristian | Enrolled PhD Student | +4535325632 | |
| Aoussar, Amin Younes | PhD Fellow | +4535324284 | |
| Brinkgaard, Lea Cecilie | PhD Fellow | +4528638771 | |
| Bristow, Rebecca | PhD Fellow | +4535329607 | |
| Christensen, Rasmus | PhD Fellow | +4525698436 | |
| Hansen, Marie-Louise Jahn | PhD Fellow | +4535325855 | |
| Hedetoft, Christopher Herdan | PhD Fellow | +4535322393 | |
| Hjorth-Moritzsen, Line | Enrolled PhD Student | +4535333461 | |
| Jensen, Stefanie Langaa | Enrolled PhD Student | +4535330243 | |
| Jæger, Jonas Holm | PhD Fellow | +4535329304 | |
| Jørgensen, Bente | PhD Fellow | ||
| La Croix, Gabriëlle Elisa | Research Assistant | +4535324992 | |
| Lilleør, Anton Sylvest | PhD Fellow | +4535321685 | |
| Lyngsted, Amalie Olga | Enrolled PhD Student | +4541717479 | |
| Lyngstrøm, Henriette Syrach | Associate Professor | +4551298830 | |
| Maribo, Kristoffer | Teaching Associate Professor | +4561602735 | |
| Nørtoft, Mikkel Johansen | Postdoc | +4535328382 | |
| Odgaard Jakobsen, Cecilie | Part-time Lecturer | +4551513889 | |
| Schmidt, Jakob Linnet | PhD Fellow | ||
| Skaarup, Emil | Teaching Associate Professor | ||
| Steen Bygballe, Line | PhD Fellow | +4528900122 | |
| Veng, Adam | Enrolled PhD Student |