For PhD candidates at the Faculty of Social Sciences
Here you will find information and guidelines for PhD candidates at the Faculty of Social Sciences.
During PhD
- Training Component Credit requirements, an overview of mandatory and elective courses, and completion of the training component.
- Supervision What you can expect from your supervisor, and what is expected of you as a PhD candidate.
- PhD Courses and Seminars Information on PhD courses offered by the faculty, what they cover, and how to register for them.
- Thesis Information on format requirements, thesis templates, and regulations concerning co-authorship and article publication.
- Registration, Progress and Midway Evaluation What is semester registration, progress reporting, and midway evaluation.
- Forms All the forms you need throughout your PhD, from admission and submission to extensions.
Completing PhD
- Submission Information about the application process for the submission of a PhD thesis
- Preparing for the Trial Lecture and Public Defence From an approved thesis to the public defence - errata, printing and press release.
- Evaluation How is the thesis evaluated and what are the procedures, requirements and regulations governing the evaluation process.
- Trial Lecture and Public Defence What the trial lecture and the public defence entails and how it is conducted in practice
Support and Resources
- Contact Information and PhD Interest Organisation Contact persons at the faculty and the department, and information about the PhD interest organisation STIP-SV.
- Skills and Competence Development Career support and skills development for your current PhD work and after completing the PhD.
- Programme Description Rules and regulations for PhD candidates enrolled in the faculty's PhD programme.