- Presentation
- Training activities
- Research lines
- PhD Supervisors
- Admission and registration
- Assessment
- Financial aid and tuition fees
- Quality and indicators
- DOCTORAL THESES
- Access
See the entrance requirements for pre-enrolling for one of our doctoral programmes here.
- Admission
See the general admission criteria for one of our doctoral programmes here.
- Specific assessment criteria of the doctoral programme
In addition to the general entrance requirements for doctoral studies, admission will be subject to the following specific assessment criteria:
- Availability of a scholarship for doctoral studies (40 points).
- The applicant's curriculum vitae (25 points).
- Knowledge of English (up to 20 points): at least level B1 of the Common European framework is compulsory; B2, 10 points; higher levels, 20 points.
- Support letter
The Academic Committee for admission to the doctoral degree may establish additional mechanisms to the presentation of an acreditation of language proficiency, such as interviews and level tests.
Therefore, together with the application for enrolment in the doctoral degree, all applicants must submit, in addition to the academic record of the bachelor's and master's degree and a curriculum vitae, the acreditation of knowledge of English.
- Complementary training
Bridging courses will be assigned ad hoc depending on the individual circumstances. Bridging courses cannot be established a priori for all possible situations. Given the various specialisations of the various groups, students may lack specific knowledge regarding the area of research in which they are going to study. Students who have completed one of the URV's official master's degrees in the ambit of Chemistry and which involve the same teachers and research groups should not need to complete any bridging courses.
- Enrolment (online enrolment)
See how to enrol here.