Doctor of Philosophy in Late Antique, Medieval and Early Modern Studies

With more than one hundred and twenty successful defenses, the department's degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Medieval Studies is one of the strongest and most successful offered at CEU. The program has earned international recognition for its methodological richness and the application of innovative research tools; the curriculum stresses the interconnectedness of various disciplines, emphasizing multi- and interdisciplinary comparative research.

The departmental faculty of recognized experts in their respective fields provides students with supervision and guidance not only to help them accomplish the immediate goal of submitting their dissertations successfully within three to six years, but also to assist them with regard to their future careers. Many alumni of the PhD program in Medieval Studies are pursuing regional or international careers in universities, museums, archives, or cultural heritage institutions.

Students admitted to CEU doctoral programs will receive a doctoral scholarship. CEU also provides a generous doctoral research grant scheme which allows doctoral students to pursue internationally competitive research, for instance, by providing funding support for research trips and conference participation. Write-up grants are also available in individual cases.

The quality of the doctoral program is monitored by the Medieval Studies Doctoral Committee

Coordinator of the PhD program is Csilla Dobos (dobos@ceu.edu).

For more information visit the homepage of the Doctoral School of History

For further information visit the "How to Apply" section on the CEU homepage.