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PhD Scholarships in Classical Endocrinology 2025

Danish Diabetes and Endocrine Academy (DDEA)

Danish Diabetes and Endocrine Academy (DDEA) invites applications for three 2/3-financed PhD scholarships in Classical Endocrinology. The grants amount to 1,100,000 DKK each covering salary and tuition fee for two years during the three-year PhD period.

Applications can only be in classical endocrinology, excluding diabetes-related research. Examples of classical endocrinology are projects on thyroid function, bone metabolism, adrenal gland disorders, pituitary gland dysfunctions, reproductive endocrinology, etc.

Deadline for application is 20 August 2025 at 23:59 CET with expected date of reply 26 November 2025.

Important:

Please note the following:

You can apply for only one PhD scholarship per application round across the various DDEA PhD scholarship calls. We reserve the right to reject your application if you do not follow this rule.
Principal supervisors/investigators (PI) can host only one 2/3 DDEA-funded PhD scholar or two-year DDEA-funded postdoctoral fellow at a time. Therefore, PhD applicants must have clarified this with the PI related to their project before applying.
In addition to one 2/3 financed PhD scholar or one two-year postdoctoral fellow, PIs may also host the following types of DDEA-funded grants:
- Clinical postdoctoral fellowships granted in 2023
- Visiting researcher grants
- 50%- or 1/3-funded Industrial PhD Scholarships
- 50%-funded two year Industrial Postdoctoral Fellowships
- 50%-funded two year Strategic Partnership Postdoctoral Fellowships
- 1/3-funded Cross-academy PhD Scholarships
PIs hosting a DDA-funded PhD student or postdoctoral fellow (with a grant from 2018-2022) are eligible to be involved in an application for a DDEA PhD scholarship or postdoctoral fellowship.

Specialties

Endocrinology and Diabetes

Eligibility Requirements

In order to apply for a 2/3-financed thematic PhD scholarship in classical endocrinology, the following requirements must be fulfilled:

Only PhD candidates may apply for a PhD scholarship.
You must have a Master’s degree from a Danish university or an equivalent degree from a foreign university (approved by Danish Agency for Science and Higher Education) by the time of application*.
You must not already be enrolled as a PhD student at the time of receiving the grant notification letter (26 November 2025). This means that already enrolled PhD students cannot apply for or obtain funding from DDEA. We reserve the right to check with the relevant institution whether you are enrolled as a PhD student.
Your principal supervisor must be employed at the faculty of the Danish university at which you apply for enrolment and they must conduct research as an associate professor or professor within the subject studied by you.

Eligible Countries:

Denmark

Sponsor Details

Sponsor Institute/Organizations: Danish Diabetes and Endocrine Academy (DDEA)

Sponsor Type: Corporate/Non-Profit

Address: Kløvervænget 6 Entrance 93, 8th floor DK-5000 Odense C

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