PhD in Political Science

Doctoral Network “Future Leaders in Ageing and Digitalizing Societies (Digi4Age)” is hiring 14 PhD students across Europe./nFully funded PhD positions, supervision by some of Europe’s leading researchers in this area, tailor-made career development plans, training in cutting edge techniques and methods, secondments, and collaborations with stakeholders./nThe network trains doctoral researchers as future leaders with scientific expertise in both digitalizing and ageing societies and explores changes in health and long-term care, in work and the economy, and in society and social structures./nThe network is funded by the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Action programme of the European Commission and is organized by six research institutes and 13 stakeholders from across Europe./nJob openings are located across Europe at Karl‑Landsteiner University of Health Sciences (Austria), LUT University (Finland), TU Dortmund University (Germany), the Lithuanian Centre for Social Sciences (Lithuania), the Open University of the Netherlands, and University Rey Juan Carlos (Spain)./nExpected start date for all positions is October 2026./nBenefits include a fully funded 3-4 year PhD position with an employment contract that provides social security coverage and a competitive MSCA salary, complemented by mobility and, when applicable, family allowances.