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  3. phd.ku.dk › englishPhD Programmes - Guide to studies and admission – University ...

    The University of Copenhagen has six PhD programmes - one for each Faculty. Regulations. Check the legislation and regulations that apply to PhD's at the University of Copenhagen. Career opportunities. PhD graduates from UCPH find employment in a wide variety of public and private sector organisations. Available PhD-positions.

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  4. www.math.ku.dk › english › programmesPhD program – University of Copenhagen - ku

    The department has about 45 tenured faculty, 30 postdocs, and 60 PhD students. The Department of Mathematical Sciences has PhD programs in both Pure and Applied Mathematics, and in Statistics and Actuarial Mathematics.

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  6. studies.ku.dk › profile-and-career › phd-programmePhD programme – University of Copenhagen

    PhD programme. The PhD programme is a three-year full-time programme which ends with a dissertation. As a PhD student, you are affiliated with a university or other institution of higher education, and the admission requirement for applying is a completed master’s degree.

  7. phd.ku.dk › english › processThe PhD process at UCPH – University of Copenhagen - ku

    As part of your PhD at the University of Copenhagen, you need to take about 30 ECTS in PhD courses or similar educational modules corresponding to six months of studies. These courses can either be done at UCPH or at other universities in Denmark or abroad.

  8. science.ku.dk › phd › studystructureThe Regular PhD Programme – University of Copenhagen - ku

    Regular PhD students that enter through the standard 5+3 entry - after finishing a MSc programme - have 3 years of full time PhD studies (180 ECTS). In order to be awarded the PhD degree, you must complete the PhD studies, write a PhD thesis based on a research project and defend the thesis successfully. PhD studies must contain the following:

  9. phd.ku.dk › english › processAbout PhD studies in Denmark – University of Copenhagen

    Since 1993, the standard duration of PhD studies in Denmark has been three years. This requires you to have graduated from a five year Masters programme in the same or a closely related discipline or that you have some other comparable qualifications.

  10. jura.ku.dk › phd › englishAbout the PhD education – University of Copenhagen - ku

    The PhD programme is a three-year research programme aimed at training PhD students to undertake in depth research at an international level, hone their teaching and communication skills to pursue an academic career, as well as acquire transferrable skills for undertaking a career in the public or private sector.