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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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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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environment for PhD candidates as well as an outstanding research-based training programme, preparing students for a career in academia, science management, or industry. Each PhD candidate is affiliated with
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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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. An important aim is to overcome traditional barriers between disciplines and expose graduate students to physics, chemistry and biology for a deeper understanding of all areas, preparing students
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primary objective remains the completion of a high-quality doctoral dissertation. Throughout the process, students benefit from the guidance of internationally recognised professors and scientists, ensuring
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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
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Master's degree / PhD programme No Joint degree / double degree programme No Description/content Environmental informatics is understood to be an integrated subject consisting of bio-, eco- and
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Planck Research School (IMPRS) Genome Science Molecular Biology (MSc/PhD) Neurosciences (MSc/PhD) Physics of Biological and Complex Systems Thematic programmes Biomolecules: Structure – Function – Dynamics