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Dr Roman Skibiński
Applications accepted all year round
Competition Funded PhD Project (Students Worldwide)
Kraków
Poland
Astrophysics
Computational Physics
Experimental Physics
Medical Physics
Nuclear Physics
Optical Physics
Particle Physics
Quantum Mechanics
Solid State Physics
Theoretical Physics
About the Project
The PhD involves the completion of an original, scholarly piece of research. The courses available within the PhD programme in physics are in form of lectures, classes, seminars, tutorials, computer labs and others. Total minimum number of 40 ECTS points have to be collected during the programme, which allows our PhD students to focus on their scientific research.
The research activity of the department covers practically the field of physics, both in theory and experiment. For a more detailed description of research area, see the website of the Faculty of Physics, Astronomy and Applied Computer Science of the JU. Specifically, have a look at https://if.uj.edu.pl/en_GB/instytut/struktura of the M. Smoluchowski Institute of Physics and https://ift.uj.edu.pl/departments of the Institute of Theoretical Physics to find various departments and research groups.
The M. Smoluchowski Institute of Physics conducts a wide variety of research presented on the website: https://fais.uj.edu.pl/wydzial/instytut-fizyki
The Institute of Theoretical Physics conducts research in various branches of modern theoretical physics. For more information, please go to: https://ift.uj.edu.pl/en_GB
Apart an experienced scientific stuff, a large international group of younger scientists is involved in the research: postdoctoral fellows and PhD students. Interdisciplinary and inter-departmental research activities also are possible. We also conduct extensive international collaborations what brings opportunities to visit our collaborators in their home institutions. These make that Ph.D studies in physics at the Jagiellonian University are a perfect start to the development of an international scientific career.
Link to programme: https://science.phd.uj.edu.pl/en_GB/programme/physics
Funding Notes
Education at the Jagiellonian University Doctoral Schools is free. Each PhD student receives a scholarship in the amount set by law or more, depending on the source of funding. In addition, each PhD student may apply for funding for the implementation of his/her doctoral project.
The scholarship, which is awarded to each doctoral student admitted to the school, is:
• before the mid-term evaluation - PLN 2,371.70
• after the mid-term evaluation – PLN 3,653.70
All PhD students of the Jagiellonian University Doctoral Schools are exempt from any tuition fees for training within the doctoral programmes scheme.
The scholarship, which is awarded to each doctoral student admitted to the school, is:
• before the mid-term evaluation - PLN 2,371.70
• after the mid-term evaluation – PLN 3,653.70
All PhD students of the Jagiellonian University Doctoral Schools are exempt from any tuition fees for training within the doctoral programmes scheme.
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