Each student’s training programme is divided into three types of activities, organised as follows:
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Research training | Training through research | ||
| Scheduled educational activities | Other educational activities | Research training activities |
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I YEAR
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20-40 CFU
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0-15 CFU
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20-40 CFU
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60 CFU
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II YEAR
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6-12 CFU
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0-15 CFU
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40-50 CFU
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60 CFU
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III YEAR
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0-8 CFU
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0-15 CFU
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35-60 CFU
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60 CFU
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As part of the scheduled teaching activities, students may earn credits by successfully participating in:
- Courses offered by the PhD programme, organised and approved annually by the academic board, some of which are compulsory
- Scheduled teaching activities
- Other teaching activities
- Research training activities
As part of other educational activities, students may earn credits by participating in:
- Seminars, workshops and study days organised by the PhD programme or externally, which are relevant to the student’s training
- Events promoted by the PhD programme;
- Courses offered by external PhD programmes (subject to approval by the academic board following a positive recommendation from the supervisor);
- Training courses on applying for competitive research project calls (e.g. APRE, Horizon, etc.).
Credits to be earned within the scope of research training activities may be acquired through:
- Individual study and analysis;
- Experimental laboratory and fieldwork;
- Activities for the dissemination of research results;
- Organisation of seminars, study days and conferences
