PhD Courses in Denmark

There are two major methods of writing an article: i) just write it, or ii) structure it first. Most people probably use a mixture of these two. We will show you how to keep the writing for later and concentrate totally on the structure. The course is des

A small course whose objective is to teach the participants how to plan on an overall level (and then in detail) different forms of oral presentation (thesis defense, conference presentation, teaching). The method is quick to learn and guarantees that you

This course is aimed at PhD students who are starting on or are in the process of writing their thesis. We will discuss the requirements for a thesis and describe the main models for structuring a thesis. In the afternoon, students will work on their own

To learn how to put together a brief but effective abstract. In this course you learn to understand the rules of abstract writing and get to practice this skill in various ways. At the end of the course you should be able to write your own abstract but al

Description: Artificial Intelligence has experienced a tremendous increase in attention in recent years across all sectors, including health, transportation, finance, construction, and entertainment. In the realm of software engineering, integrating

Aim and contentThis course is free of charge for PhD students at Danish universities (except Copenhagen Business School), and for PhD Students from NorDoc member faculties. All other participants must pay the course fee.Anyone can apply for the course, bu

Aim and contentThis PhD course is focused on understanding the key topics and approaches of Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) in healthcare. The aim with the PhD course is to support the development of the next generation of researchers working at the inte

Aim and contentIce cores are the only geophysical archive material that preserves the atmosphere of the Earth – including its precipitation and impurities. Over 50 years, this field of research has seen remarkable achievements and breakthroughs in analyti

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General course objectives:For many applications in science, it is important to present visually pleasant and informative illustrations.Examples could be:• An abstract figure in a journal paper to concisely convey the topic or motivation.• A result or disc