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University of Marburg
10 Doctoral Researcher/PhD Positions in DFG Research Training Group 3159: “Gender and Gendering in Contexts of International Criminal Law”
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Selected doctoral researchers complete an independent PhD project in an international, interdisciplinary, structured research environment while employed by the University of Marburg.
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- degree above-average completed university degree in a relevant discipline equivalent to a Master's degree, above-ave…
- language English proficiency at CEFR C1 or higher
- doctoral project topic within the broader research programme of RTG 3159
- original doctoral project aligned with the RTG’s interdisciplinary research agenda
- active participation in the Research Training Group’s activities
Preferences and flexible criteria (5)
- prior knowledge of the Research Training Group’s main subject areas
- language German-language skills
- language willingness to learn German
- woman, when applicants have equal qualifications and the area underrepresents women
- applicant with a disability as defined under the relevant provisions of Germany’s Social Security Code, when …
- Level of study
- PhD
- Fields of study
- Peace and conflict studies, Social sciences
What's covered Coverage unconfirmed
- Duration
- 3-4 years
- Host country
- Germany
- Host institution
- International Centre for War Crimes Trials (ICWC), University of Marburg
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- English requirement
- English proficiency required—evidence not specified
- In-person requirements
- Required in-person study/placement/event
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- Submit the complete application by 4 October 2026 using the official vacancy posting, following any submission instructions there. Required
- Deadline
- Deadline unconfirmed
- Application cycle
- 2026 application cycle
- Notes
- On-site participation in the Research Training Group's core programme is mandatory. German proficiency is advantageous but is not an absolute prerequisite; candidates without German are asked to show willingness to learn. Applications may be submitted in German or English. Digital interviews are expected from late October to early November 2026.
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- Closed 4 October 2026
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