Juno offers qualified international doctoral training providing the candidates an ability to work both independently and in team,   to produce new critical knowledge and communicate its results effectively to various audiences.

Juno graduates can build their careers as researchers and educators, specialists in cultural management, in memory organisations like museums and archives or work among scholarly publishing and editing field.

 Doctoral candidates in Juno have a major subject, a field of research that comes closest to their PhD project.

Juno is a Doctoral Programme in the Faculty of Humanities, and it is a part of The University of Turku Graduate School – UTUGS, established on August 2011. For its part, Juno ensures that the School of History, Culture and Arts Studies provides systematic and high quality doctoral training.

Funding your studies
Finnish universities do not charge tuition fees. On the other hand, the students are expected to take care of their own living costs. Membership in a Doctoral Programme is not a guarantee for funding from the programme. Doctoral candidates of the programme may receive funding from various sources. Doctoral Programmes announce a certain amount of salaried doctoral candidate positions each year but most doctoral students receive funding from other sources.

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