AO Research Institute Davos
ARI conducts preclinical and translational musculoskeletal research, including bone regeneration and biomechanics, and hosts doctoral students who are registered at partner universities. ETH Zurich has long been closely affiliated with ARI.
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Where doctoral candidates are registered
Faculty / host unit: AO Research Institute Davos (ARI), AO Foundation — not degree-granting; PhDs are awarded by partner universities such as ETH Zurich and the University of Bern
Programme names and host units come from official institution pages. Entry requirements, intakes and funding change; confirm them on the linked page before applying.
How the formal pathway works
Admission route
ARI is not a degree-awarding body: doctoral candidates carry out their research at ARI while registered with a partner university that awards the degree. ARI states that it publishes open PhD positions on its website, and some candidates join after an internship.
Funding check
The official pages reviewed do not describe a general PhD funding scheme; positions are typically tied to specific projects, so verify funding and employment terms in each advertisement.
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Check the AO Foundation website for open ARI PhD positions or internships.
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Confirm which partner university would award the degree and its admission rules.
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Apply to the advertised position and complete registration at the awarding university.
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Current official calls
No open verified vacancy is currently matched to this institution. Check the institution’s official doctoral and careers pages before concluding that no opportunity exists.