PhD Courses in Denmark

Theoretical aspects of chemical dynamics, solvation, and chemical reactions are presented. Please contact Kurt V. Mikkelsen for further information and information about possibly more ECTS points.

Dates: 18 - 22 August 2025The Summer School on Women’s History of Philosophy offers an in-depth exploration of the contributions of women philosophers primarily from Early Modern Europe. While the first wave of feminism erupted in the midd

Research impact will be the topic of lectures and discussion on what makes research matter and the ways that researchers’ impact is measured. Lectures and discussions will cross different academic fields and research traditions. Thus, you will come

ContentThe course runs over two days with a period before and in between where participants are to carry out small investigations. In order to pass the course, the participants are required to carry out the pre-work as well as actively participate in both

ContentThe course runs over two days with a period before and in between where participants are to carry out small investigations. In order to pass the course, the participants are required to carry out the pre-work as well as actively participate in both

General course objectives:To give the students knowledge of the atomic-scale physics prevailing at the interface between solid and gas/liquid phases. This is of fundamental importance if you want to understand technologically important processes, e.g. cat

General course objectives:To give the students an overview of the status and challenges in fundamental energy research.Learning objectives:A student who has met the objectives of the course will be able to:have knowledge at the general level of the energy

This course gives an introduction to survival analysis for clinical and observational studies. The students will be able to apply modern survival analysis ranging from design of study to selection and interpretation of publishable results. The students le

Welcome to Sustainability Circularity and Product PoliciesDescription: The aim of this course is to introduce the PhD candidates to product policies and how these can help the sustainable and circular transition, with a special focus on the EU.

General course objectives:It is the ambition of the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) that research at the university shall support sustainable development and more explicitly the achievement of the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)