PhD Courses in Denmark

General course objectives:The overall aim of the course is to provide you with theoretical background and hands-on experience in the most common experimental techniques used for Silicon microfabrication. You will be introduced to microfabrication methods

General course objectives:The aim of this PhD summer school is to give you an overview of the state of the art micro and nano sensors such as electrochemical sensors, RAMAN and SERS-based sensors and to give you hands-on experience on sensor applications.

General course objectives:The course will provide an interdisciplinary approach to risk analysis within food safety. Risk analysis is an internationally recognized concept and a key decision-making tool for risk managers, e.g. authorities and manufacturer

Because of the Green Transition and the Grønne Trepart Danmark faces a landscape transformation process not seen since the Forest and Agricultural reforms in the late 17th century. Like the transformation process then, the current process is argued

Welcome to Mixed MethodsDescription:This intensive three-day workshop provides PhD students with a deep dive into mixed and multimethod research approaches, using peer and problem-based learning (PBL) methods. Designed for doctoral researchers across the

The focus of the course is on the general mixed model for responses of most common types. Further, applications from modern research within health science will be presented and worked through for practical illustration and interpretation.After completing

The Maersk Mc-Kinney Moller Institute, Odense Teaching activity id: RP-MSD-U2. Teaching language: English - ECTS / weighting: 10 ECTS  Teacher: Miguel Enrique Campusano Araya - mica@mmmi.sdu.dk Period: February 2026

Second quantization techniques for developing methods in modern electronic structure theory. Please contact Kurt V. Mikkelsen for further information plus information about possible more ECTS than 7.5.

Theoretical and computational methods for understanding molecular electronics are presented. Please contact Kurt V. Mikkelsen for further information and information about possibly more ECTS points.

Enrolment guidelines This is a specialised course. This means that 80% of the seats are reserved to PhD students enrolled at the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences at UCPH and 20% og the seats are reserved to PhD students from other Danish Universitie