PhD Courses in Denmark

Kursusbeskrivelsen finder du på denne side.Vær opmærksom på følgende vedr. ECTS-vægten:0,5 ECTS hvis du deltager uden paper1,5 ECTS hvis du deltager med paper

Course description:How can research take shape as stories that matter, that can be felt, sensed and performed? Who and what can be(come) storytellers in our research? How do we grasp our own implicatedness in the topics we are researching, while addressin

Date and time: 23-24 November + 8 December 2026 from 9:00 to 16:00.This course will help you make your PhD-plan more robust, realistic, and operational. We will create a visual overview of all major elements and milestones. Break it into phases

Velkommen til Kvalitative metoderBeskrivelse:5-dages kursus som introducerer til kvalitativ forskning. To af de fem dage vil fokusere specifikt og intensivt på det kvalitative forskningsinterview med en blanding af teori og praktiske øvelser,

Welcome to Ethnography in practice in interdisciplinary research (online)Course description:Ethnography has been seen as the domain of anthropologists. However, more and more researchers turn to different versions of ethnography in their fieldwork. This m

Exploring New Materialism: Time explores the ideas and concepts of New Materialism and their implications for current theory, criticism and practice in the fields of architecture, design, art, the humanities and social sciences. Thwe course places particu

Welcome to Educational ethnographies and histories and political and professional problemsDescription:Documenting educational problems and pointing out solutions by means of research data has been an increasing tendency in educational policy. Within the f

Course descriptionThe course is designed for PhD students who are engaged in co-creation in participatory research at any stage of the PhD process and in any field or topic area in the humanities and social sciences, such as health and social care; arts,

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

Enrolment guidelines This is a generic course. This means that the course is reserved for PhD students at the Graduate School of Health and Medical Sciences at UCPH. Anyone can apply for the course, but if you are not a PhD student at the Graduate School,