Fully Funded PhD Scholarship 2025 at TU Dresden

Technische Universität Dresden (TUD), a University of Excellence in Germany, offers a Fully Funded PhD Scholarship focused on the techno-economic aspects of hydrogen as a key strategic element for the future of energy.

This program is an excellent opportunity for students passionate about Hydrogen Economy Research Opportunities and eager to contribute to the Energy Transition. It is especially suited for those with a strong academic background in Economics, Engineering, or Physics, who are interested in tackling interdisciplinary challenges.

Why Choose this Program?

Technische Universität Dresden (TUD) is one of the Best Universities in Germany for PhD studies, offering state-of-the-art facilities and a vibrant academic environment. The PhD program dives deep into the Techno-Economic Analysis of hydrogen and its role in the Renewable Energy Transition, preparing scholars to lead in this field.

Requirements and Eligibility

Applicants must:

Hold an above-average academic degree in one of the following areas:
- Economics
- Business Administration
- Business Engineering
- Business Mathematics
- Electrical Engineering
- Physics
Show a strong interest in Operations Research and Data Analysis.
Be enthusiastic about contributing to Interdisciplinary Research on hydrogen and its applications.
Be present in Dresden three core days a week.
Participate in the program’s teaching module, which offers 24 ECTS in 3 years, focusing on Renewable Energy Studies and Hydrogen Research.

Scholarship Highlights

The program provides a unique chance to engage in Hydrogen Economy Research Opportunities, contributing to the global Energy Transition while studying in one of Europe’s top academic institutions. Scholars will have access to:

Advanced coursework and research projects in the Techno-Economic Analysis of hydrogen.
Collaboration with leading experts in Green Gas Deals and Renewable Energy PhD Programs.
Opportunities to publish research and present at international conferences on Hydrogen as a Strategic Element.