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- DOCTORAL THESES
Cross-disciplinary training activities
The URV offers a range of cross-disciplinary training activities that doctoral students can choose to complement their scientific training.
These activities are common to all doctoral programmes. They broaden the knowledge of students, fostering generic skills and interdisciplinary relations between them.
See the cross-disciplinary training activities for the current academic year
Specific training activities
Compulsory:
- Attendance at specific courses (seminars, summer courses, etc.) related to the thesis.
- Participation in conferences and/or scientific meetings.
- Research stays at other universities and research institutions.
- Preparation of scientific articles and book chapters for publication.
Optional:
- Attendance at seminars or lectures given by experts in the field of knowledge.
- Attendance at doctoral working groups.
- A research article submitted to a high-impact scientific journal.
- Research stays in national or foreign, public or private establishments.
- A seminar delivered on the research project.
- Participation in summer schools.
- Participation in journal clubs.
- Participation in collaboration meetings between research groups.
- Participation in internal seminars of the research group/department.
- Participation in job market sessions.
- Participation in symposia of young researchers.
- Participation in a research project.
- Participation in methodological specialisation workshops or courses.
- Presentation of a communication (poster or paper) at a national or international congress.
- Presentation of a paper at a departmental scientific conference.
- Hospital sessions.
- Training activities to improve understanding of the field of study.
- Actions for professional training of doctors.
- Collaboration in teaching (grantholders and clinical fellows).
- A language proficiency course for scientific communication.
- An entrepreneurship and business course.
- A training course for research staff using animals for experimentation.
- A project management course.
- A language course or a teaching in English course.
- A radioactive facilities course.
- An intellectual and industrial property course.
- A health and safety in the laboratory course.
- A quality assurance systems course.
- A job search techniques course.
- A statistical techniques course.
- A teaching innovation course or workshop.
- Participation in "doctoral" conferences.
- Cross-disciplinary training under agreement of the industrial doctoral degree.
- Work placement under the Erasmus+ programme.
Mobility and scientific exchange activities
If the courses or seminars take place in an establishment or university other than the University of Barcelona, the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, the University of Girona, the URV or the University of Vic-Central University of Catalonia, the doctoral students may apply for the travel grants of the university or the autonomous government that are available at that time. The mobility may also be framed within any teaching and research exchange agreements that are in place at the time (Erasmus, COST Actions, Marie Curie Actions, etc.).
More information about the mobility: Mobility