How can you help a PhD student find the right training courses?
Information for supervisors
The laboratory organizes training courses in its fields of specialization. The doctoral school offers training courses (essentially scientific) which must relate to PhD students from several laboratories; the Doctoral College offers transversal and professional training courses which are intended for all UGA PhD students, and sometimes all Humanities PhD students (including training in research ethics, which is mandatory).
However, a PhD student will never find all the necessary training courses in this offering for his/her career plan and scientific project. It is therefore possible to follow "non-catalog" courses. The list of activity types recognized as valid for Training Hours ("HF") is available on the doctoral school website, here. You can play an important role in this aspect.
However, a PhD student will never find all the necessary training courses in this offering for his/her career plan and scientific project. It is therefore possible to follow "non-catalog" courses. The list of activity types recognized as valid for Training Hours ("HF") is available on the doctoral school website, here. You can play an important role in this aspect.
Updated on July 13, 2022
PhD
- What is a PhD?
- LLSH Doctoral School PhD specialties
- A PhD by VAE
- PhD through joint supervision
- Co-supervised PhD
- Funding your PhD studies
- Applying
- Enrolling or re-enrolling
- The CSI (Individual follow-up committee)
- Applying for one-time funding from the doctoral school
- Career opportunities
- Preparing for the post-thesis period
