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Plant Breeding PhD Scholarships in Netherlands

Plant breeding doctoral research spans genetics, genomics, phenotyping and variety development for yield, quality and stress resilience. Programmes frequently partner breeding companies, genebanks and public institutes. This page lists funded institute scholarships in plant breeding so you can compare hosts, countries and monthly grant figures. You will find 2 institute-level doctoral funding opportunities on this page, including 2 with a published monthly stipend. Listed programmes with a discl…

2 programmes · typical stipend 2800 €/month

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  1. WUR
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    PhD Scholarships at Wageningen University & Research

    Plants & crops

    Netherlands

    Agricultural Sciences, Horticulture, Nutrition and Health, Plant Breeding, Plant Sciences, Soil Science, Sustainable Development and Rural Innovation

    3,200 €/month

    Wageningen University & Research (WUR) offers exceptional opportunities for international students pursuing PhD scholarships in fields related to agriculture, life sciences, and sustainability. As a leading global institution, WUR emphasizes research that addresses worldwide challenges like f…
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  2. UL
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    PhD Scholarships at Leiden University

    Plants & crops

    Netherlands

    Agricultural Sciences, Animal Sciences, Plant Breeding, Plant Sciences

    2,800 €/month

    Leiden University offers a range of PhD opportunities, particularly appealing to international students seeking advanced research in fields like biology and environmental sciences. As one of Europe's oldest universities, Leiden provides funded PhD positions that function as…
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Research in Plant Breeding (Netherlands)

Plant breeding doctoral research spans genetics, genomics, phenotyping and variety development for yield, quality and stress resilience. Programmes frequently partner breeding companies, genebanks and public institutes. This page lists funded institute scholarships in plant breeding so you can compare hosts, countries and monthly grant figures.

Typical funding on this page

You will find 2 institute-level doctoral funding opportunities on this page, including 2 with a published monthly stipend. Among programmes with a disclosed stipend, monthly grants range from €2,800 to €3,200.

Candidate requirements

Admission criteria are set by each institute and typically include a relevant master's degree (or equivalent), research fit with the advertised project, and English proficiency where required. Visa, residency and prior-degree recognition rules depend on Netherlands — confirm the official programme page before applying.

Frequently asked questions

What kind of Plant Breeding PhD research is funded in Netherlands?

Programmes listed here are institute-level doctoral scholarships tagged with Plant Breeding. Research themes range from applied experiments to data-driven and translational projects depending on the host institute.

How much do Plant Breeding PhD scholarships pay in Netherlands?

Among the 2 programmes on this page, 2 publish a monthly stipend. The median grant is about €2,800/month; individual offers may be higher or lower.

Who can apply to these programmes?

Each institute defines its own degree background, language and residency requirements. Open the programme listing for application deadlines and the official admission criteria.

How do I find related PhD scholarship categories?

Use the related links below to explore the same field in other countries, sibling disciplines in Netherlands, or alternate funding filters such as fully funded and high-stipend tiers.