The Doctoral programme in Humanities combines 22 specialities coordinated by the Institutes of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities.
Institute of History and Archaeology (Archaeology, Art history, History)
Institute of Estonian and General Linguistics (Linguistics, Finno-Ugric Studies)
Institute of Philosophy and Semiotics (Philosophy, Semiotics and Culture Studies)
Institute of Cultural Research (Estonian Literature, Comparative Literature, Theatre Studies, Fokloristics, Ethnology )
Institute of Foreign Languages and Cultures (English, French, Spanish, German, Scandinavian Language and Literature, Classical Philology, Translation Studies )
School of Theology and Religious Studies (Religious Studies, Theology)
At the Faculty of Arts and Humanities, the main intake is in May. Learn more about the application process, necessary documents, and application deadlines on the admissions main page.
There are several ways to complete a doctoral program. Generally, a doctoral student is both a junior researcher and a student, and after the admission decision, an employment contract is concluded with them. The conditions of the study place are specified in the competition information. Read more about the career path options for a doctoral student.