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Yes, but PhD positions in Europe are usually close to the start of their work. For example, they write that the student should come and start in two or three months. Or it is possible that they will also write that he must have graduated by a certain date. In short, if your conditions meet these dates, yes, you can apply.
Almost every university that has a PhD program in architecture is likely to offer a position. No matter what the position is, whether they say it or not, according to the economy of that country, it fully covers tuition fees and living expenses. Except for a few exceptions in England, which also state the conditions. But what is your position in the field or who or what professor are you under? It is not really predictable. You should periodically check the sites.
As you check the sites, you will find the universities that have the most positions. The attractiveness of Europe is that every country is a little different and their sites are different, the way of announcing the position may be different.
When the position is low, finding a teacher and emailing also helps a lot. Their feedback sometimes gives hope.
As for the chat, if it is between your bachelor’s and master’s degree, it doesn’t matter at all. But after the senior, if you have a chat, it should be filled with related work. Universities are much less sensitive than embassies. For professors and universities, first and last skills in that field and position are important.
This post is written by MmMohammadi