Interested in PhD research in Psychology, Cognition, Behavior or Neuroscience?
The VDS CoBeNe Doctoral Program emerged from an integrative and interdisciplinary alliance of four independent research areas in Psychological Science, Behavioral and Cognitive Biology, Neuroscience and the Cognitive Humanities. The research questions deal with the influence of social and ecological factors on human and non-human cognition and behavior, understanding its underlying cognitive, emotional, physiological, and neurological bases, and probing their evolutionary origins and development.
The mission of the Vienna Doctoral School in Cognition, Behavior and Neuroscience is to enhance academic and professional development of early career researcher, advance intellectual communication and scholarship across disciplines, and promote cultural diversity, scientific integrity, and international collaboration. VDS CoBeNe fosters structured doctoral education at the University of Vienna and creates an environment supporting interdisciplinary research and research training.
News & Events
Summer is gone only temporarily. In the hope of it returning soon, we would like to invite you to a summer edition of our informal get-togethers! As...
The Research Training Group ‘Situated Cognition’ will start its training generation of twelve new PhD students, with the second cohort simultaneously...
Annika is a postdoc in Alex Schier’s lab, Biozentrum, the University of Basel and studies the evolution of behaviour in African cichlids.
The Vienna Doctoral School in Cognition, Behavior and Neuroscience (VDS CoBeNe) from Biology to Psychology and the Humanities warmly welcomes you at...
Funding agencies such as FFG Expedition Zukunft are highlighting the importance of the research impact in their application guidlines. The United...
We are excited to invite you to get together for a round of drinks and chats with your fellow PhD students again. Everyone is welcome to join and...
Defenses
Public Defense in the Doctoral Research Field: Psychology
''Methodological, conceptual and contextual extensions of implicit beliefs''
Public Defense in the Doctoral Research Field: Biology
''How dogs and wolves perceive their environment and humans''
Public Defense in the Doctoral Research Field: Psychology
''Human Resource Management in times of crises: Employee support, attraction, and...
Public Defense in the Doctoral Research Field: Psychology
''The Role of Testosterone in Social Status Seeking''
Public Defense in the Doctoral Research Field: Psychology
''Bullying and teacher interventions''
Public Defense in the Doctoral Research Field: Psychology
''The Effects of Selective Attention on Preferences in Choice Situations''
