PhD Programme
Welcome to the pages for Wageningen University & Research PhD candidates! Your starting point to find the information you need.
Why choose Wageningen University & Research?
Wageningen University & Research (WUR) has a name for innovative and ground-breaking research. When it comes to research and providing education, Wageningen University & Research enjoys an outstanding international reputation. As a PhD candidate at WUR, you will develop knowledge that serves mankind and society at large.
Activities
PhD Defences
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Growing green or greenwashing growth? Sustainable finance and forests
A (Anna) Begemann
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Existentially challenged women entrepreneurs. Resilience to shocks affecting informal small-scale agrifood businesses in Benin
AB (Blandine) Ekpodilè-Domingo MSc
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From alleles to adaptations: Investigating the genetic landscape of C. elegans in response to ethanol
MH (Marijke) van Wijk MSc
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The role of aquaculture in circular food systems
AJ (Anne-Jo) van Riel MSc
Wageningen Graduate Schools
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Wageningen Graduate Schools (WGS) -
Experimental Plant Sciences (EPS) -
Production Ecology and Resource Conservation (PE&RC) -
VLAG Graduate School (VLAG) -
Wageningen School of Social Sciences (WASS) -
Wageningen Institute of Animal Sciences (WIAS) -
Wageningen Institute for Environment and Climate Research (WIMEK)
PhD & Postdoc courses
Learn more about all Wageningen Graduate School courses.
PhD Vacancies
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Post-doc in Crop Ecology
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PhD position: Exploring management options to affect Basal Stem Rot in Oil Palm in Indonesia
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PhD position: Standing strong together? The impact of collective disease management on plant pathogen epidemics.
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Postdoc position - Artificial Intelligence for ecological modelling
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Postdoctoral position to model the interaction between swine influenza vaccines, resident influenza strains and invading pandemic influenza strains in pig farms
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PhD position - Where there is change, there is resistance: Understanding the relationship between resistance to change and social norms in meat reduction over-time