A new PhD position in Social Anthropology is now open for applications in Sweden. Doctoral positions in Sweden are structured as paid employment (“doktorand”), making this an attractive opportunity for candidates seeking both academic growth and financial stability.

Why a PhD in Sweden Is Unique

In Sweden, PhD candidates are not self-funded students — they are formally employed by the university. This means:

• Four-year fully funded doctoral position

• Monthly salary and employment benefits

• Teaching opportunities alongside research

• Strong work-life balance

• Access to research funding and academic networks

Swedish doctoral education is internationally recognized for its structured supervision and collaborative academic culture.

Field: Social Anthropology

The position is in Social Anthropology, a discipline focused on understanding social life, culture, power structures, and human diversity through ethnographic and theoretical research.

Applicants are typically expected to:

• Hold a Master’s degree (or equivalent) in Social Anthropology or a related field

• Demonstrate strong research potential

• Submit a well-developed research proposal

• Meet language and academic entry requirements

What Makes This Opportunity Attractive

✔️ Competitive doctoral salary (rather than tuition-based study)
✔️ Four years of funded research
✔️ Teaching experience
✔️ Academic mentorship
✔️ A collaborative research environment

Sweden is known for offering doctoral researchers strong institutional support and stable employment conditions compared to many other countries.

Key Date

⏳ Application Deadline: March 30

The timeline is short, so early preparation is strongly recommended — especially for refining your research proposal and gathering required documentation.

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