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International Doctoral Programme – Environment Water (ENWAT)

A structured doctoral programme in civil and environmental engineering focusing on water-related research.

Best for:Best for motivated researchers with a strong background in environmental or water engineering seeking a structured PhD environment.

University of Stuttgart · Stuttgart, Germany · R1 · First-stage researcher
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Deadline
Until filled
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8 semesters
Start date
flexible
Full-time
Location
Stuttgart
Germany

Overview

The ENWAT doctoral programme is hosted by the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Sciences at the University of Stuttgart. It provides a structured environment for roughly 50 doctoral candidates to conduct research in the fields of environment and water. The programme includes mandatory seminars, workshops, and progress presentations to support candidates throughout their dissertation journey. Participants are expected to secure a faculty supervisor and develop a research proposal early in their studies. The curriculum is divided into a qualifying phase and a research phase, culminating in a doctoral defence.

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What you'll do

  • Conduct independent doctoral research in the field of environment and water.
  • Attend and participate in mandatory bi-annual doctoral seminars.
  • Complete 9 to 18 ECTS credits through coursework and workshops.
  • Present research progress to faculty and peers regularly.
  • Prepare a formal research proposal and framework in the early stages.
  • Successfully pass the qualifying exam and the final doctoral defence.

Requirements

Degree required: MSc, Dipl-Ing, or equivalent degree in a relevant field

Degree offered: Dr

Language: English (B2 level required; official certificate such as IELTS 6.5 or TOEFL iBT required)

Instruction: English (German also available)

Required skills
  • Profound knowledge in the fields of environment and water
  • Strong academic record (Good or better)
  • Proficiency in English (B2 level or higher)
  • Secured consent from a University of Stuttgart faculty member for supervision
Nice to have
Basic knowledge of German (A2 level)Experience in interdisciplinary research environments
Eligibility
  • Must hold a recognized MSc or equivalent degree
  • Must obtain supervision from an ENWAT faculty member

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How to apply

Interested candidates should visit the official ENWAT application website to review current research subjects and contact potential supervisors. Applications are submitted through the university's designated portal. Ensure all required documentation, including letters of reference, is prepared according to the programme guidelines.

Documents required
  • CV
  • Academic transcripts
  • English language certificate
  • 2 letters of reference from professors OR 1 letter from an ENWAT faculty supervisor
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University of Stuttgart
Germany
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