Curricula related skills
The Doctoral program consists of 180 ECTS credits, distributed in the following way, in order to contribute to a better recognition of your title at a European and global level
- 1 Year:
- 40 ECTS in research activity (with a yearly evaluation)
- 10 ECTS in mandatory SAS Activities to acquire transferable skills (two weeks / year)
- 10 ECTS in curricular related activities: 7 ECTS for participation in thematic option courses ; 3 ECTS for participation in seminars and events
- 2 Year:
- 40 ECTS in research activity (with a yearly evaluation)
- 10 ECTS in mandatory SAS Activities to acquire transferable skills (two weeks / year)
- 10 ECTS in curricular related activities: 7 ECTS for participation in thematic option courses ; 3 ECTS for participation in seminars and events
- 3 Year:
- 50 ECTS in research activity (writing and defend the Doctoral dissertation)
- 10 ECTS in mandatory SAS Activities to acquire transferable skills (two weeks / year)
The Curricular related activities (seminars and courses in specific topics of interest) are organized by the Scientific Board of each Doctoral course.
Please click on the PhD course of your interest to display the list of thematic option courses and seminars scheduled for 2023
- Architecture, Design, Planning
- Architecture. Theories and Design
- Innovation Design
- Sustainable Planning, cultural Heritage, built Environment
- Chemical and Pharmaceutical Sciences and Biotechnology
- Chemical Science
- Pharmaceutical, Nutraceutical and Food Sciences
- Computer Science and Mathematics
- Computer Science and Mathematics
- Legal and Social Sciences
- Civil Law and Constitutional Legality
- Fundamental Rights in the Global Society
- Life and Health Sciences
- Molecular Biology and cellular Biotechnology
- One health (integrated approach to health focused on interactions between animals, humans and the environment)
- Nutrition, Food and Health
- Physics, Earth and Materials Sciences
- Physics
- Physical and Chemical Processes in Earth Systems
- Materials Sciences.
- Natural hazards and disaster risk reduction
Please note: PhD candidates can plan individual study plans and therefore can attend courses in other areas of interest
