Ph.D. Education Programme at the Department of Integrated Pest Management (PBS)
Ph.D. Education Programme at the Department of Integrated Pest Management (PBS)
| Scientist education is an important element in the research activities of AU/PBS. On this page you can find details on the Ph.D. education programme of the department and about your options for being recruited as a Ph.D. student at the department. As a Ph.D. student you will be linked to ongoing research and be part of the research collaboration that the department has with the agricultural industry as well as national and international research institutions. The goal of PBS' research is to contribute to effective and environmentally acceptable prevention and control of weeds and plant diseases together with pests in plant and livestock production and in the food industry. The activities of the department also include research on topics such as bees and bee diseases, rats in urban environments, bed bugs, weed control on pavements and roads, and plant protection in outdoor sports facilities. The PBS department has approx. 120 employees, half of which have a scientific education whereas the rest of the personnel are laboratory technicians, agricultural technicians, agricultural assistants, animal keepers, administration etc. The department is located in Sorgenfri near Kgs. Lyngby About PBS - facilities and services Vision and strategy of the PBS scientist education programme PBS scientist education programme: roots in Aarhus University AU/DJF Ph.D. school SAFE (Ph.D. School of Agriculture, Food and Environment) Ph.D. courses offered by PBS Life as a Ph.D. student at PBS - incl. guidance, social activities and examples How to apply for a Ph.D. education post at PBS Admission: An M.Sc. degree in biology, agricultural sciences or other relevant subjects from a Danish or foreign university at required level. New positions are advertised on the SAFE website and in the media. Further information can be obtained from the head of programme. Contact and further information Head of programme: senior scientist Lise Stengård Hansen lises.hansen@agrsci.dk Secretary: Sonja Graugaard Sonja.Graugaard@agrsci.dk  |
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