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Fully Funded PhD positions in ITALY ( Ca' Foscari University of Venice )

Expires on: Wednesday 7 May 2025

Competition for admission to the 41st cycle (academic year 2025/2026) of the following PhD courses:
1. Sustainable Chemistry
2. Law, Market and Person,
3. Economics,
4. Philosophy and Educational Sciences,
5. Computer Science,
6. Physical and Materials Engineering
7. Italian Studies,
8. Modern Languages, Cultures and Societies and Language Sciences,
9. Management,
10. Science and Management of Climate Change,
11. Environmental Sciences,
12. Ancient Sciences,
13. History of Arts,
14. Asian and African Studies.

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