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Fully Funded International PhD Scholarship in Sustainable Urban Mobility Transformations

Dresden Leibniz Graduate School (DLGS)

Location
• Dresden, Germany

Eligibility Criteria

• Hold (or expect to complete) a relevant Master's degree before enrollment

• Have an excellent academic record

• Submit an innovative PhD research proposal aligned with the 2027 research theme

• Demonstrate strong research potential and motivation

• Meet the English language requirements

The DLGS Call for Applications 2027 is a fully funded international PhD scholarship hosted by the Dresden Leibniz Graduate School (DLGS) in Germany. The 2027 cohort focuses on Sustainable Urban Mobility Transformations, bringing together outstanding early-career researchers to develop innovative, interdisciplinary solutions for sustainable mobility. Doctoral researchers will benefit from world-class supervision, structured doctoral training, international collaboration, and enrollment at TU Dresden.

Eligibility Criteria

• Hold (or expect to complete) a relevant Master's degree before enrollment

• Have an excellent academic record

• Submit an innovative PhD research proposal aligned with the 2027 research theme

• Demonstrate strong research potential and motivation

• Meet the English language requirements

Funding / Scholarship Benefits
Successful scholars will receive

• Fully funded PhD scholarship with monthly stipend

• Enrollment at TU Dresden

• Expert academic supervision

• Structured doctoral training programme

• Interdisciplinary research environment

• Professional and transferable skills training

• International networking opportunities

• Access to research facilities and resources

Eligible Study Level
• PhD (Doctoral Degree)

Eligible Fields
• Sustainable Urban Mobility
• Urban & Regional Planning
• Transport Studies
• Geography
• Environmental Studies
• Economics
• Data Science
• Innovation & Transition Studies
• Related Disciplines

Host Institution
• Dresden Leibniz Graduate School (DLGS)
• TU Dresden
• Leibniz Institute of Ecological Urban and Regional Development (IOER)

1 september 2026

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