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The PhD program in Politics is aimed at giving participants the skills needed to embark on an academic or professional career in international institutions, NGOs, public and private research institutes, and political and institutional communications. The goal of the PhD program is to supply the tools needed to enter the current debate in political philosophy – particularly with regard to international relations - and to provide a forum in which this debate can continue and evolve in an advanced academic and internationally relevant context.

The PhD program in Politics includes a taught element, with courses on theories, methods, research design and a range of academic skills. In addition, we support research and fieldwork through funding for periods of study abroad and cooperation with international partners.

The Department of Political Science at Luiss University has excellence in a number of research clusters and we invite research proposals specifically in these areas: Regional and Global Governance, European Integration; Communication Studies; Parliaments, Elections and Political Representation; Politics and Institutions: History, Normative Theory and Current Practices; Public Policy.

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Four Positions with University scholarships and one position with University scholarship reserved for International candidates are available for enrollment in the PhD program in Politics at Luiss Guido Carli University in Rome, coming in September 2022.

The chosen students, for the four positions with University scholarship and one position with University scholarship for international candidates, will benefit from a financial support package which includes a tuition waiver and a stipend of € 16,243.00 and € 22,171.88 gross per year respectively, to cover living expenses for the duration of the four-year degree program. These students will also have access to funding for research trips, in addition to a grant increment if they spend a visiting period at a prestigious international university.

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Deadline: 31st January 2023 Find out more on https://phd.luiss.it/politics/ A fully-funded four year programme in Rome, Italy, designed to give PhD candidates the necessary foundation to do research in political science and related fields. Scientific training combined with a research path supervised by leading experts in a broad range topics.

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