Doctoral thesis preparation workshop (I)
Participation in a workshop on the institutional style and the formal requirements to be applied for the elaboration of the Doctoral Thesis report, also on the procedure of deposit and defence of the Doctoral Thesis, in the two modalities in which it can be presented: (1) traditional format and (2) Compendium of publications. After the workshop, a task will be carried out, which consists of drawing up a complete index of all the sections of a doctoral thesis, relating them to the subject of the student's doctoral thesis.
Doctoral students may participate in this activity from the second year onwards in the programme in the case of full-time students, and from the third year onwards in the case of part-time students.
Person Responsible or teaching and and Assessment
The objective of this activity is to teach the doctoral student the institutional style and the formal requirements that must be applied to prepare their Doctoral Thesis report. On the other hand, the doctoral student will also be informed about the procedure for depositing and defending the Doctoral Thesis.
The person responsible for this activity will be in charge of:
- Providing all the necessary information so that the student can carry out the activity normally.
The supervisor must:
- Guide the development of the activity by the student within the framework of the monitoring of the completion of his/her doctoral thesis.
The tutor must:
- Guide the development of the activity by the student, within the framework of their training process and the monitoring of the completion of their Doctoral Thesis; and confirm their passing, both in the final annual report, and in the report for the thesis deposit.
The doctoral student must:
- Carry out the task and upload it to the Virtual Campus.
- Register in Laurea Academic the certificate accrediting the completion of this training activity, which will be issued by the International Doctoral School of the UCAM (EIDUCAM) and sent to the student's email address.
This activity is not recognisable by the Academic Committee.