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Since winter 2007, the IEE has been offering the structured and interdisciplinary PhD programme in International Development Studies in cooperation with the Faculties of Geography, Law, Social Science, and Economics of Ruhr University Bochum. The PhD IDS combines training through research and coursework. Research training consists of working on individual PhD projects with supervision from experienced professors, regular exchange within the framework of one of the IEE's research cluster and includes an individual field research period of up to 6 months. Participation in coursework aims at contributing to research and transferable skills. IEE's traning offers are supplemented by offers of other departments of RUB and other cooperation partners.
The standard period of study is 3 years. The average time required to complete the programme including all examinations is around 4 years. Excellent candidates from all over the world can apply for the the programme annually.
3 years standard study period (average duration until completion including exams is around 4 years)
up to 6-months field research period
The PhD in International Development Studies combines working on individual PhD research projects with participation in taught modules. The variety of modules offered allows for tailor made qualification for each PhD candidate. Modules offered by the IEE itself, other faculties at RUB or external cooperation partners deal with developmental issues from a multidisciplinary perspective.
Interdisciplinary workshops on research related competencies and research management skills as well as a broad career preparation program are offered by the RUB Research School . Offers include a wide range of transferable skills courses in Research Related Competencies (Scientific Writing, Scientific Presentation and Professional (Scientific) Communication), Career Preparation, and Research Management Skills. These offers are complemented by funding opportunities for international research activities.
Adding to this, PhD candidates regularly report on the progress of their own research projects during meetings of the IEE Research Clusters .
A detailed overview of the structure of the PhD IDS is provided in the curriculum . The Doctoral Statutes ( offical German and translated English version ) are also available.
Schematic illustration of programme structure
Glohra training certificate.
The PhD in International Development Studies also recognizes the German Alliance for Global Health Research (GLOHRA) Training Certificate as part of the elective course offers. The GLOHRA Training Certificate is an offer for doctoral students who wish to have a certificate to prove the global health research skills gained via GLOHRA events ( more information ). Trainings and events that count toward the Certificate are listed on the GLOHRA Event Website . The Certificate provides a list of successfully completed trainings (at least 3) issued by the Global Health Academy and signed by a University Professor. The GLOHRA is a BMBF-funded alliance that supports inter-, transdisciplinary and collaborative global health research. GLOHRA aims to build an interdisciplinary research community in Germany, strengthen global health research and stimulate intersectoral cooperation ( more information ). The Global Health Academy is a GLOHRA initiative that supports the next generation of global health researchers and aims to improve the quality, accessibility and number of global health research trainings available in Germany ( more information ).
Financing Options
Daad-gssp scholarships.
The IEE successfully applied for the “Graduate School Scholarship Programme” (GSSP) of the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) and therefore has the opportunity to nominate two excellent international applicants of the PhD IDS for a DAAD-GSSP scholarship.
Criteria for nomination:
- Excellent academic profile
- The last final exam (Master Degree or equivalent) must have taken place no longer than six years ago prior to the nomination.
- The applicants must not have resided in Germany for more than 15 months prior to the nomination.
Scholarship benefits:
- a scholarship instalment of currently € 1,300 per month;
- travel allowance;
- payments towards health, accident and personal liability insurance cover;
- a research allowance of currently € 460 per year (for scholarship holders from emerging countries), or € 230 per year (for scholarship holders from industrialized countries);
- Field studies/stays abroad will be funded provided the overall period abroad does not exceed 25% of total funding period and provided that the field study/stay abroad does not take place at the beginning of your studies.
Only international applicants selected as a PhD IDS candidate can be nominated for a GSSP scholarship.Therefore, candidates need to apply for the PhD IDS until the regular application deadline via the online application portal which opens in autumn each year. They need to enter “GSSP” under “Scholarship donor” and must use and submit a specific template for academic recommendation letters.
Further detailed information is available in the "How to apply" section. If you are interested to find out more about the GSSP programme, have a look at the DAAD website .
Other scholarship options
Self-financing applicants.
A good source of information to estimate costs of studying and living in Germany is provided by the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) . Additional information is provided by the I nternational Office of Ruhr University Bochum .
INCOMPLETE APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED. It is the applicant's responsibility to check that the application is complete!
Minimum Entry Requirements
- Qualified university degree (Master or equivalent) in Law, Social or Political Science, Economics, Development Management or related subjects from all over the world with an overall grade equivalent to 2.7 (fully satisfactory) in the German grading system after completion of relevant studies with a duration of at least 4 years.
- Qualified degree with an overall grade equivalent to 1.3 (still very good) in the German grading system after completion of relevant studies with a duration of at least three years plus preparatory studies for the PhD of usually three semesters.
Admission to the PhD IDS is based on a competitive selection process. The major criteria are:
- Quality of research proposal
- Supporting academic references
- Relevance and overall grades of previous studies
- Proficiency in English
Required documents
- Application letter describing the motivation of your application for the PhD in International Development Studies.
- Research proposal of the planned PhD project of max. 5 pages (following the guidelines for writing a research proposal ).
- Full Curriculum Vitae (please use the Europass CV tool ).
- Higher education degree certificate(s) and full transcript(s) of records, including an explanation of the grading system of all previous studies. Certified translations are required if original documents are not available in English or German.
- School leaving certificate that shows all single marks and entitles the candidate to study at a recognized institution of higher education in the home country.
- Official certificate confirming applicant's English language proficiency equivalent to CEFR level C1 (e.g. IELTS Band 7 or TOEFL iBT 94 or above). If English has been your language of instruction since your secondary education, a proof of your English language proficiency is not compulsory but nonetheless highly recommended.
- Two recent academic recommendation letters including the official letterhead of the institution and the signature of the referee. At least one of the letters has to be provided by a lecturer of the study programme which qualifies for the PhD application, e.g. Master or equivalent. Applicants for the DAAD GSSP scholarship must use the DAAD template for recommendation letters .
SUPERVISION
All supervisors of the PhD candidates hold professorial posts and are well trained and skilled experts and professionals, having far-reaching experience in teaching, mentoring and research. The decision about supervisors is part of the application and selection process. It is therefore not necessary for applicants to contact potential supervisors before they apply. The table below provides an overview about current and past supervisors involved in the PhD IDS.
RUHR UNIVERSITY BOCHUM
Prof. em. Dr. Uwe Andersen
UNIVERSITY DUISBURG ESSEN
Hochschule bonn-rhein-sieg, hochschule fulda, university of cologne, université paris 1 panthéon-sorbonne, vrije universiteit amsterdam, erasmus university rotterdam, ongoing phd projects, completed phd projects.
A practical approach to Refugee Protection in Southeast Asia
Fiza Lee Malhotra Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Hans-Joachim Heintze Abstract
Revisiting the Enclave Thesis: The Case of the Malian Mining Sector
Sidy Ouattara Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Matthias Busse Thesis
Community, Market Intermediaries, and the State. Survival-cum-Upward Mobility Strategies of Indigenous Villagers in the Chittagong Hill Tracts, Bangladesh
Bablu Chakma Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Eva Gerharz Thesis
A critical inquiry to understand peace and development from the perceptive of the marginalised indigenous people of the Chittagong Hill Tracts, Bangladesh
Hari Purna Tripura Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Eva Gerharz Thesis
Indigenous peoples negotiations, everyday state and development experiences in contemporary Tripura, Northeast India Biswaranjan Tripura Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Eva Gerharz Thesis
Brokering ‘development’ and representing the ‘poor’. An anthropological understanding of NGOs in southern Pakistan Muhammad Ali Zaidi Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Eva Gerharz Thesis
Decent Work in Textiles and Garment Production: Analysing the formation of glo-cal perspectives and practices in Egypt and Jordan Britta Holzberg Supervisors: Prof. Dr. Uta Wilkens and Prof. Dr. Peter Knorringa Thesis
HOMESCAPES. The Secondary Forced Displacement of Palestinian-Syrian Refugees. Jasmin Fritzsche-El Shewy Supervisor: Prof. Dallal Stevens and Prof. Ulrike Kraus
Determinants of Public Support for Social Protection in Ghana. A Micro-level Analysis Callistus Agbaam Supervisor: Prof. Dr Katja Bender , Hochschule Bonn-Rhein-Sieg Abstract
Norm Clusters of Non-State Armed Groups Mapping and Understanding the Limits of Warfare as Understood by Non-State Armed Groups Will Wright Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Hans-Joachim Heintze Thesis
Accountability Relations in Social Housing Programs: a comparative legal analysis of Brazilian and Chilean case studies Mariana Vilmondes Alves Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Markus Kaltenborn Thesis published as Vol. 75 of UA Ruhr Studies on Development and Global Governance
From the City to the Desert: Analysing Shantytown Resettlement in Casablanca, Morocco, from Residents’ Perspectives Raffael Beier Supervisors: Prof. Dr. Matthias Kiese and Prof. Dr. Irene van Staveren Thesis published as Vol. 72 of UA Ruhr Studies on Development and Global Governance
Essays on the Theory-Based Impact Evaluation of Projects in Developing Countries Marc Hansen (graduated in 2019) Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Wilhelm Löwenstein Thesis
International Trade and Private Sector Performance: A Critical Analysis of Ghana’s Manufacturing Sector Mabel Akosua Hoedoafia Supervisors: Prof. Dr. Matthias Busse and Prof. Dr. Helmut Karl Thesis
Amending Biochar to Urban Farmlands: An Economic Evaluation of the Effects on Food Security in Ouagadougou (Burkina Faso) and in Tamale (Ghana) Lesley Hope Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Wilhelm Löwenstein Thesis
Food Sovereignty and Urban Agriculture: Understanding Interlinkages and Exploring Implications in the South African Context Anne Siebert Supervisors: Prof. Dr. Santurnino (‘Jun’) M. Borras Jr . (ISS) and Prof. Dr. Pierre Thielbörger Thesis
A Real Options Approach to Renewable and Nuclear Energy Investments in the Philippines Casper Agaton Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Helmut Karl Thesis ; also published as Vol. 71 of UA Ruhr Studies on Development and Global Governance
Welfare Effects of Alternative Irrigation Water Prices on Farm Households: a case study of Lake Urmia Basin, Iran Farah Asna Ashari Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Helmut Karl Thesis
The Economics of Cooperative Financial Cooperatives: Income Distribution, Political Economy and Regulation Amr Khafagy Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Volker Nienhaus Thesis published in the series "Banking, Money and International Finance", Routledge
Grounded in Paraguay: An Appropriation Theory of ICTs and Education for Development Sascha Rosenberger Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Eva Gerharz Thesis
Building Sustainable Peace: From Practice to Law de lege ferenda—Legal Assessment of the Concept ‘Post-conflict Peacebuilding’ Eva Mihalik Supervisors: Prof. Dr. Hans-Joachim Heintze and Prof. Dr. Pierre Thielbörger Thesis
Public Policy and Ideation: A Case of A Grey-Zone Country - Pakistan Atif Ikram Butt Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Marianne Kneuer Thesis
Ambivalent attachments: shifting notions of home among displaced Sri Lankan Tamils Diotima Chattoraj Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Eva Gerharz Thesis , Print Publication
Public Procurement Law as a Development Policy Instrument to Fight Corruption in Sub-Saharan Africa Annika Engelbert Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Markus Kaltenborn Thesis published as Vol. 31 in the series "Recht und Verfassung in Übersee - Law and Constitution in Africa", Nomos )
Impact of Foreign Affiliation on the Livelihood of Low-Income Rural Households: A Case Study of Pakistan Farah Asif Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Dieter Bender Thesis
Violence Against Children in Kenya: An Ecological Model of Risk Factors and Consequences, Responses and Projects Alphonce Omolo (associate member; publ. thesis here ) Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Christel Adick
Productivity and Wage Spillovers From Foreign Direct Investment: Evidence from Turkish Micro-Level Data Syeda Tamkeen Fatima Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Dieter Bender Thesis
A Big Push to Break Rural Household Poverty Trap? Millennium Villages Case Study with Emphasis on Agriculture Silas Udahemuka Supervisor: PD Dr. Stefan Karduck Thesis
Linking Humanitarian and Development Action in Ethiopia Annalisa Addis (associate member) Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Dennis Dijkzeul Thesis
Collective Identity and Prospects for Political Integration: The Case of the East African Community Catherine Biira Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Christof Hartmann Thesis
Oil Abundance and Economic Growth Elkhan Sadik-Zada Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Dieter Bender (published as Vol. 70 of UAMR Studies on Development and Global Governance )
Fiscal Policies in Indonesian Forestry: Government Revenues, Sustainable Forests and Industrial Development Akhmad Solikin Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Wilhelm Löwenstein Thesis
The Role of Non Governmentals Organisations (NGOs) in Social Service Delivery: The Case of the Health and HIV/AIDS Sector in Malawi Martina Lembani Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Wilhelm Löwenstein Thesis
Institutions and Actors in Legislative Decisions in Africa: Analysing Institutional Contexts and Veto Players in Legislative Decisions in Malawi Samson Brown Lembani Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Christof Hartmann Thesis
Climate Variability and Change in the Rift Valley and Blue Nile Basin, Ethiopia: Local Knowledge, Impacts and Adaptation Abate Mekuriaw Bizuneh Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Bernhard Butzin (published as Vol. 62 of UAMR Studies on Development and Global Governance )
Understanding Institutionalized Collective Remittances: The Mexican Tres Por Uno Program in Zacatecas Carlos Villela Zavala Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Monika Salzbrunn (published as Vol. 64 of UAMR Studies on Development and Global Governance )
The Impact of Rural-Urban Internal Migration on the Income of Rural Households in Ethiopia Beneberu Assefa Wondimagegnhu Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Dieter Bender Thesis
Institutional Quality, Export Performance and Income Elias Gebreselassie Fanta Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Dieter Bender Thesis
Growth Effects and the Determinants of Female Employment in Pakistan: a macro- and microeconomic analysis Shafaq Hussain Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Wilhelm Löwenstein (published as Vol. 61 of UAMR Studies on Development and Global Governance )
Trade Liberalization, Welfare and Poverty in Pakistan Naveed Shaikh Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Wilhelm Löwenstein Thesis
Towards a Real-Time Theoretical Perspective into Treatment Adherence: The Case of Tuberculosis Treatment Monitoring Using the Simpill System in South Africa Charlton C. Tsodzo Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Werner Voss Thesis
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS OF PHD IDS APPLICANTS
- Application & Study Programme
- Costs & Funding
- Accommodation
- Getting to RUB
The only way to apply for the PhD IDS is via the online portal .
- Qualified university degree (Master or an equivalent to the German Diploma or Staatsexamen) with an overall grade equivalent to at least 2.7 (fully satisfactory) in the German grading system after completion of relevant studies with a duration of at least 4 years.
- For international degrees the equivalence will be judged during the application process. Candidates who have to follow preparatory studies before admission to the PhD in International Development Studies can be accepted for such preparatory studies at the Ruhr-University Bochum.
We don´t have any templates or special forms for the letters of recommendation. Please ask your referees to write letters for you in a free form. The letters have to be signed and stamped and sent to us in PDF format. Please make sure that the contact details of your referee are given in case we have any further questions.
Your certificates have to be translated into English or German languages by an official translator or any notary public office in your country.
The duration of each programme cycle is three years including a field research period of up to six months and excluding time for your oral defense and the publication of your thesis.
We prefer complete applications. However as in your case, there sometimes is a good reason why you cannot submit a complete application. You can therefore apply without the Master certificate and hand it in later as soon as you receive it.
In that case, please send us your application including the following documents instead of the Master certificate:
- complete transcript of records of all exams taken.
- letter from the examination office or programme coordinator stating that the Master thesis was submitted and that the master thesis is the only examination missing to complete your master studies.
It is possible to have a personal consultation for discussing individual questions. However, please understand that this service can only be offered to individuals who could not resolve their questions based on our online information services. These services are:
- our website: http://german-development-university.de/studies/phd-in-international-development-studies-phd-ids .
- our email-based response service (sending your request to [email protected] )
- the following documents: short information , CV-template , scholarship information , research proposal guidelines
The Institute of Development Research and Development Policy (IEE) does NOT offer any scholarships for the PhD IDS. However, the IEE applied successfully for the “Graduate School Scholarship Programme” (GSSP) of the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD). As a consequence, we have the opportunity to nominate two selected international applicants of the PhD in International Development Studies (PhD IDS) in 2024 for a DAAD scholarship. In order to apply for GSSP scholarship, please use the online-platform to submit your documents in pdf format and enter “GSSP” under “Scholarship donor” which you find under “5. Financing”. Please note: GSSP applicants must use and submit this template for academic recommendation letters.
For general information on German institutions offering scholarships to students at the PhD level please take a look into our “ PhD IDS Scholarship Information ” document. In case you would like to apply for a scholarship directly with the DAAD (not GSSP) or any other funding organization, given that you fulfill the formal admission requirements, we can issue a preliminary letter of recognition stating that your application will be considered during the next selection process. To obtain such a letter you have to submit your application documents first via the online portal.
As far as the requested acceptance letter is concerned, please note that we cannot provide such a letter before the final selection takes place (early summer 2023). What we can offer is to provide a ‘letter of recognition’, which confirms that you are meeting the admission requirements after we have received and screened your application documents. You need to submit the complete application documents for that. Please let us know if you need the ‘letter of recognition’ for your scholarship application.
Please note, a valid health insurance is mandatory for a stay in Germany. You cannot enrol at a university without proof of health insurance. Proof of insurance is also required to apply for or extend your visa.
Self-financed students and students with another scholarship are usually responsible for their health insurance. The IEE will provide further advice in this regard after admission to the PhD IDS programme. You can already take out a health insurance from your home country. As a student in Germany, you have the option to either have the health insurance of your country of origin recognized in Germany or to insure yourself with a German health insurance company. The latter is the recommended option. Please find more information here .
There are a number of student dorms around the university. You will also get a check list of organisational issues after being admitted which includes different options for the arrangement of accommodation. Our staff will assist you on request, but you can also apply for accommodation yourself online. See AKAFÖ for details.
Flat shares (“Wohngemeinschaften”, acronym “WG”) are a very common way for German students to find housing at affordable prices. Be aware that in most cases you need to be in the city in order to present yourself to your future flatmates. This guide can help you find your way through private house-hunting in Bochum.
You can change your accommodation after the expiration date of your contract. In the meantime, you can apply for a new accommodation at AKAFÖ or a private hostel. But have in mind that there is a waiting list and that you must wait about six months from the date you have applied. Most hostels offer semester contracts. Depending on your contract you have to inform the administration of the hostel 1-3 months in advance in writing that you would like to cancel the contract.
All international students are required to register with the Residents' Registration Office (Einwohnermeldeamt) and apply for the residence permit at the Foreigners' Registration Office (Ausländerbehörde). Students who are required to have a student visa have to extend the visa issued in their home country (normally valid for three months) into a one year residence permit.
FIRST go to "Einwohnermeldeamt" and THEN go to "Ausländerbehörde". Please also see the general information about possible visa regulations at the German embassy of your respective country of origin.
Dr. Britta Niklas
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Phone: +49 (0)234 32-25148 Email: [email protected]
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GERMANY: PhD in International Development Studies
Candidates with an above-average advanced degree in Human Geography, Law, Social or Political Science, Economics, Development Management or related subjects from all over the world who aspire further scientific qualification through a research project related to the Institute of Development Research and Development Policy at the Ruhr-University Bochum, Germany offers an international and interdisciplinary three-year PhD program in International Development Studies. The program is entirely taught in English. The PhD in International Development Studies is embedded within the framework of the RUB Research School, a winner of the German Excellence Initiative. At present, 30 doctoral candidates from Africa, Asia, Europe and Latin America are working on their PhD projects.
Structure and Content
Participants can choose from a variety of tailor-made teaching modules while at the same time working on their own research projects. A supervisor is assigned to each research project. All supervisors of the PhD candidates hold professorial posts at RuhrUniversity Bochum, other German or international universities and are affiliated to one of the following disciplines: Economics, Social Sciences, Law, Human Geography. All of our supervisors are well trained and skilled experts, having far reaching experience in teaching, mentoring and research.
Target Group
Candidates with an above-average advanced degree in Economics, Law, Social or Political Science, Development Management, Human Geography or related subjects from all over the world who aspire further scientific qualification related to “International Development Studies” and have a strong interest in interdisciplinary work.
Tuition fees will not be charged for PhD students. Applicants can additionally apply for the “Graduate School Scholarship Programme” (GSSP) of the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) if they fullfil the respective criteria.
Application deadline: 31 Mär 2023
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