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Doctoral students are encouraged to apply for external funding from foundations.
The University of Vaasa Graduate School also distributes one-year dissertation grants in the spring, which are funded by the Nissi Foundation and the Vaasa University Foundation.
Also check out the Foundations and Funds pages, where you can get information related to e.g. social and pension security of the fellowship researcher.
For more information on funding opportunities, visit the Intranet and Research Services.
Academic units have doctoral student employee positions, which are fixed term of 2-4 years. These positions are applied at the same time the study right is applied.
Academic units also grant scholarships for travelling and for the course fees especially for those doctoral students, that do not have an employee position.
A doctoral student can also work as a project researcher and do the doctoral thesis in the project.
New knowledge, research resources and cooperation
This is a new collaboration model between organizations and doctoral researchers!
This model promotes long-term development in organizations, which will enhance their competitiveness.
The know-how and established networks of doctoral researchers will serve to renew and develop the innovativeness of the organizations. This model is also one way to hire future doctorates for highly demanding expert tasks.
New Knowledge and Competitiveness
Research Knowledge for Your Organization
Do You Want to Know More?
We would be happy to discuss this collaboration model with you, to determine how it could benefit your organization.
The Graduate School of The University of Vaasa graduateschool@uwasa.fi
Some doctoral students succeed in completing their studies and dissertation research alongside their other work and working mostly in their own free time. This requires good planning and collaboration with the supervisors. Part-time doctoral students complete their degree in six-years.
Doctoral students are treated equally regardless of whether they are employed by the university or not, or whether they are full-time or part-time.