PhD study at the Department of Biology
The Department of Biology is among the largest Departments at the University of Copenhagen. It employs 475 academic and technical staff and hosts research programmes and teaching curricula that cover all major biological sub-disciplines. University rankings typically place the field of biology/biochemistry at the University of Copenhagen first in Denmark and among the top 30 universities internationally.
The mission of the PhD programme at the Department of Biology is to offer world-class research training and education through participation in exciting, frontier research projects.
The successful candidates will join the lively group of 150 PhD students studying at the Department of Biology and participate in the many exciting events and activities organised by the PhD student network and the Department, including the annual PhD day, the biannual BIO conference, weekly research seminars, and career fairs.
All PhD students at Department of Biology are enrolled at the PhD school of Science.
Contact
Local PhD coordinators
Robin Andersson
Tel: 3533 0245
robin@bio.ku.dk
Bioinformatic & RNA Biology
Anders Priemé
Tel: 3533 0147
aprieme@bio.ku.dk
Microbiology, Cell-and Neurobiology, Ecology and Evolution
Henriette Pilegaard
Tel: 3532 1687
hpilegaard@bio.ku.dk
Cell Biology and Physiology, Genomics and Molecular Biomedicin
Niels Daugbjerg
Tel: 3533 1830
n.daugbjerg@bio.ku.dk
Freshwater Biology, Marine
Biology, Terrestrial Ecology
Michael Lisby
Tel: 3532 2120
mlisby@bio.ku.dk
Functional genomics
Sine Lo Svenningsen
Tel: 3532 2033
sls@bio.ku.dk
Biomolecular Sciences
PhD secretaries
Jannike Dyrskjøt
(Molecular Biology and Genes, Molecular Cell Biology and Physiology, Protein Sciences)
Jeannette Melsen
(Aquatic Sciences, Ecology and Evolution, Microbiology)