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.


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05.10.2022
 

Prof. Thomas Bugnyar (head of the Department of Behavioral and Cognitive Biology) invited to the brand new Konrad-Lorenz Research Center of the...

16.09.2022
 

Following an initiative by the VDS CoBeNe PhD Representatives brought forward in the Steering Committee last semester, it was decided that as a...

15.09.2022
 

Registration Deadline: 15 September, 2022

The aim of the "Welcome Days for PhDs" is to help new doctoral candidates to orientate themselves at the...

16.08.2022
 

Registration Deadline: 1 October, 2022

Call for Contributions - Conference on interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary research for sustainable...

28.07.2022
 

“The Free Energy Principle: Unified Brain Theory, Scientific model, or something else?” The Free Energy Principle (FEP) is a mathematical model of the...

12.07.2022
 

Julia Reiter and Elisabeth Pelikan from the research area "Educational Psychology" have won a prize in the category "Teaching relevance and impact of...

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