The European University Institute offers one of the world’s largest and most distinguished doctoral programmes in the social sciences. The Institute is unique in its European, comparative and interdisciplinary focus, and offers up to four years scholarship to research students, leading to a doctorate in History & Civilization.
The PhD programme in International History is for students with a strong commitment to these areas and a proven ability to carry out independent research work. It helps prepare graduates for an academic career or for research-oriented positions in the public or private sector.
Cardiff University
This course offers knowledge and expertise for a career in research, academia, heritage, museums, contract work and consultancy.
University of Birmingham
The Institute of Archaeology and Antiquity (IAA) offers you an exceptionally wide range of opportunities across the disciplines of Classics and Ancient History (including Ancient Near Eastern Studies and Egyptology). Given the breadth of research supervision available, we have an exceptional ability to take on ambitious research topics, and postgraduates with interdisciplinary research interests are particularly welcome.
Central European University (CEU)
The doctoral program is designed for candidates pursuing careers in teaching and research. It emphasizes interdisciplinary and comparative scholarship that integrates social, cultural, economic and political aspects of Central, Southeastern and Eastern European, as well as of Ottoman and Middle Eastern history.
ISEG
The PhD Economic and Social History was established by the Technical University of Lisbon in 1991 and adapted to European Higher Education Area in 2009. This 3rd cycle course aims to provide high quality academic training in economic history and produce original research in this field. The course aims to prepare professionals with high capacity of interpretation and response to economic and social changes in the long run and to the interaction between chronological, geographical and social aspects of those changes.
National University of Ireland, Maynooth
The NIRSA PhD programme is a Graduate Research Education Programme (GREP) designed to provide a support infrastructure and environment for PhD students that will enhance the student experience of independent research, add value to their training, increase the quality of their research, and reduce thesis completion times
Kings College London
Palaeography, the study of ancient handwriting, is a strong specialist area at King's and the College is appointing a new Chair of Palaeography & Manuscript Studies. Palaeography is taught in most departments across the School of Arts & Humanities and students wishing to carry out research in Palaeography should approach the relevant department. Current specialists work in areas of study such as Classics, Byzantine & Modern Greek Studies, English, French, History (especially medieval history), Spanish and Digital Humanities.
University of Bristol
The Department of History has around 20 members of staff whose research interests range very widely. Particular strengths lie in medieval history, early modern history, and in modern, political, social, economic and environmental history, public history, East Asian and international history and history of colonialism and imperialism
University of Geneva
Doctoral degree in the field of history of art.
Istituto Italiano Di Scienze Umane
Coordinated by Prof. Jacques Revel, is based on the cooperation between five important European university institutions which will host highly specialized seminars. 4 students will be admitted.
University of Birmingham
There are ten full-time academic staff in the field of Medieval History at the University, covering a varied range of aspects of British and continental European history from the fall of the Roman Empire to around 1500