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and the countries with which the PhD student collaborates (in the event of such a collaboration). During the PhD programme, many students present their research at international conferences. Integrated
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Degree Dr rer nat/PhD Course location Göttingen Teaching language English Languages English Programme duration 6 semesters Beginning Only for doctoral programmes: any time Application deadline
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addition to the dissertation and disputation, PhD students must successfully complete at least 24 credits (ECTS) through modules in the colloquia, methodology, expert knowledge and key competencies sections. Details regarding
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interdisciplinary by nature combining elements of its contributing sciences to solve challenging problems in a data-based, empirical approach. The PhD programme in Data Science (PDS) targets PhD students that work in
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the research aspect, i.e. the PhD student works on a current research topic in the area of computer science in one of the computer science research groups of the University of Göttingen. The research
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instruments, data analysis as well as theoretical and numerical modelling provide excellent research opportunities for PhD students. Solar system science research subjects include cosmochemistry, small bodies
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organisation As a doctoral student in physics, you will be affiliated with one of the research groups of the programme. Each PhD project will be supervised by a three-member thesis committee that will advise
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University School of Science" (GAUSS). This is where the doctoral training is concentrated. The faculty offers PhD studies at the highest scientific level, during which the PhD students participate in
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://www.uni-goettingen.de/en/430860.html Course organisation The focus of the PhD programme lies on the individual research of the PhD students (160 ECTS are gained by dissertation and defence), which is
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participation in the scientific affairs of the faculty or the Geoscience Centre, students acquire knowledge and skills that go beyond a curricular programme of study. Course organisation The focus of the PhD