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Doctoral Students

 

For the period 2012-2015, The Finnish Graduate School of Theology has 8 funded PhD student positions (divided among 11 sudents); in addition, adjunct PhD students who receive funding from other sources will be selected for the School to participate in courses and other events organized by the Graduate School.

The students represent different fields in theology and comparative religion. Research topics are related to a wide spectrum of questions related to theology and religious studies. The training results in a Doctor of Theology or Doctor of Philosophy degree.

 

Doctoral Students 2012-2015

Mia Anderssen-Löf, Biblical Studies, Åbo Akademi University (13 months)

Mika Hynninen, Biblical Studies, University of Helsinki (24 months)

Tove Höglund, Church History, Åbo Akademi University (44 months)

Rope Kojonen, Systematic Theology, University of Helsinki (24 months)

Niilo Lahti, Biblical Studies, University of Eastern Finland (48 months)

Ivan Miroshnikov, Biblical Studies, University of Helsinki (40 months)

Inkeri Rissanen, Practical Theology, University of Helsinki (24 months)

Anna Salonen, Practical Theology, University of Helsinki (48 months)

Karoliina Schauman, Systematic Theology, Åbo Akademi University (23 months)

Antti Seppälä, Systematic Theology, University of Eastern Finland (48 months)

Mikko Sillfors, Religious Studies, University of Helsinki (48 months)