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| IMT-PhD: Concept analysis & scoping literature review | Roskilde | November 2026 | 2 ECTS |
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Doctoral School of People and Technology at Roskilde University
Course description:Would you like to use a particular concept in your work but are unsure about how to measure it?Are you confronted with having to distinguish between two or more overlapping concepts?Are you interested in developing a new concept? Or ref |
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| IMT-PhD: Concepts of Well-being in the Humanities and Social... | Roskilde | May 2027 | 2 ECTS |
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Doctoral School of People and Technology at Roskilde University
Course contentThis course aims to provide PhD students with in-depth and critical understandings of well-being as an analytical and empirical category in humanities and social science research.Participants will explore different conceptualizations of well |
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| IMT-PhD: Developing complex interventions in clinical practi... | Roskilde | November 2026 | 2 ECTS |
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Doctoral School of People and Technology at Roskilde University
Introduktion til komplekse interventionerProblem, adfærds og behovsanalyseUdvikling og/eller adaptation af interventioner til implementering i sundhedsvæsnetSystematisk interventions og implementeringsudviklingCo-production processerProgramteori og logicm |
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| IMT-PhD: Experiences of (in)dignity and (in)equality in soci... | Roskilde | December 2026 | 3 ECTS |
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Doctoral School of People and Technology at Roskilde University
ContentsThe objective of the course “Experiences of indignity and inequality in society” is to delve into literature and discussions about the intersection between subjectivity, (in)dignity and (in)equality. We address literature that engage with the them |
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| IMT-PHD: Fagpersonlige udfordringer i PhD-studiet E2026 | Roskilde | December 2026 | 1 ECTS |
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Doctoral School of People and Technology at Roskilde University
Kurset afvikles som et endags seminar hvor vi sammen undersøger og diskuterer fagpersonlige udfordringer.Fagpersonlige udfordringer opstår, når vores forsøg på at levere et fagligt højt niveau forstyrres/generes af personlige sider fra os selv pga. fx ner |
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| IMT-PhD: International PhD Summer School: Methods and method... | Roskilde | August 2026 | 5 ECTS |
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Doctoral School of People and Technology at Roskilde University
Course ContentsThe Roskilde University International Doctoral Summer School at the Department of People and Technology offers dynamic doctoral training based on critical reflection and interactive forms of learning. Our significant focus is a continuous i |
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| IMT-PhD: Learning and researching from narratives and life h... | Roskilde | February 2027 | 5 ECTS |
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Doctoral School of People and Technology at Roskilde University
ContentsWhile applying a temporal perspective, the Biographical Life Course approach provides a significant insight into people’s lives across time, space and context by integrating the dynamic relationship between personal, social and historical time. Wh |
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| IMT-PhD: Norm Critical Research E2026 | Roskilde | November 2026 | 3 ECTS |
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Doctoral School of People and Technology at Roskilde University
ContentsThe course is aimed at PhD students with an interest in norm critique, norm critical interventions, and the significance of norms for (in)equality, (in)justice as well as inclusion and exclusion in various societal contexts such as educational pra |
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| IMT-PhD: Organising and working with Care Ethics - for whom,... | Roskilde | May 2027 | 3 ECTS |
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Doctoral School of People and Technology at Roskilde University
Course contentCare ethics has informed research in several areas, such as care work, leadership, organisations, work-life, spaces and cities. This Ph.D. course invites students for a cross-disciplinary theoretical and methodological exploration of how car |
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| IMT-PhD: Researcher Subjectivity: Navigating Messy Fieldwork... | Roskilde | June 2027 | 0 ECTS |
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Doctoral School of People and Technology at Roskilde University
Course contentThis PhD course examines the embodied, affective, and performative dimensions of qualitative and design-oriented fieldwork. It explores how researcher inquiry is co-constituted through researcher subjectivity, bodily experiences, and materia |
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