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
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Searching and Organising Literature for PhD Candidates
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12th Circular Biobased Products (CBP) Symposium
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PhD Defences
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Pluralising biodiversity: Insights from dairy farming in the Netherlands and French Massif Central
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Additive and Dominance Effects Underlying Age-Dependent Performance and Heterosis in Laying Hens
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The bioeconomy of China: Measurement, Regulation and Policy
M (Mengshuai) Zhu MSc
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Data association for building world models in agriculture
D (David) Rapado Rincon
Wageningen Graduate Schools
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Wageningen Graduate Schools (WGS) -
Experimental Plant Sciences (EPS) -
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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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PhD positions: Fire resilience of Amazon forests
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Post-doc Forest Management under Climate Change
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Postdoc in Satellite Data Interpretation and Atmospheric Chemistry Modelling
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Postdoc Researcher: Philosophical and Social Aspects of Animal Research
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PhD Access to Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Infrastructure and Quality of Life among Peri-Urban Communities in Bangladesh
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PhD Sorption and biodegradation of surface-active chemicals in anaerobic granule-based bioreactors