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- The University of Copenhagen has six PhD programmes - one for each Faculty.
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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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PhD programme for Health and Medical Sciences. Contact...
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The University of Copenhagen enables you to train as a...
- Career Opportunities
PhD’s from the University of Copenhagen finds employment in...
- The PhD Process at UCPH
In the standard process at the University of Copenhagen,...
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- Industrial PhD
Læs nærmere om de forskellige slags aftaler, som ligger til...
- Faculty of Law
Information regarding the PhD programme at the Faculty of...
- About Phd Studies in Denmark
About PhD studies in Denmark. Since 1993, the standard...
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- Flexible Process
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There is also the option of starting on an integrated Master's and PhD process, the so-called flex process, which starts 12 months on in a Masters program (4+4 scheme), or immediately after graduating with a Bachelor's degree (3+5-scheme). Read more about the flexible process
You are required to take relevant courses or similar educational modules equivalent to six months of studies during the process and this predicates that during your studies, you attend active research environments, also away from the institution to which you are admitted, either by study tours to other, mainly foreign institutions, or in or some ot...
PhD studies are normally full-time but in special circumstances, part-time studies may be possible on application with your reasons. In special cases, it may be possible for a thesis to be considered with a view to acquiring a doctorate without, or with abbreviated, preceding studies but this requires you to have gained professional commercial qual...
A PhD is awarded in recognition of the fact that the person to whom it is awarded has completed PhD studies and has satisfactorily defended a doctoral thesis in a public viva,has demonstrated the ability to independently run a scientific project using scientific methods appropriate to the subject and has further helped promote research at a level c...
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.
The PhD Programme. A PhD programme is a 3 year research programme carried out in close cooperation with researchers. The programme consists of an independent research project, participation in course work, educational activities and/or other forms of dissemination, periodic stays with another research institution or scientific environment - ...
Some faculties have a 4+4 programme where you can start your PhD after a year of master’s studies. The Faculty of Science at the University of Copenhagen offers these two programmes, for example. Each individual university lays down its own rules regarding this type of hybrid PhD.
Courses. A PhD student at SUND must complete courses corresponding to a minimum of 28 ECTS and a maximum of 35 ECTS credits. Mandatory RCR courses. The Graduate School offers two mandatory courses in Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR). There are different requirements depending on the time of your enrollment.
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.
