PhD Courses in Denmark

This is a general course with relevance for all PhD students so all students who want/need to reflect on their practice as researchers and teachers in the university are welcome. Challenges to academic freedom concern all researchers.The course aims at re

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ProgramDay 1, Wednesday the 20th of MayLecturers: Line Engbo Gissel, Ole Helby Petersen and Eva Sørensen9.00 – 10.15 Introduction to the Course and Introduction of Participants10.15 – 10.30 Coffee Break10.30 – 11.00 Part 1. Selecting a Journal10.30 – 11.0

Aim: To provide PhD students who have recently embarked on their research project with a basic introduction to key elements of the PhD research process. The course also aims to enable students to provide and receive academically sound feedback on researc

Qualitative Research Interviews are a key research method for many PhD researchers in the Social Sciences. Their analysis and conclusions depend for a large part on the information acquired through interviews. The importance of knowing how to conduct an i

The aim of the course is to help qualitative PhD students lift the level of their literature reviews when dealing with relevant research that use quantitative methods. So, the idea of the course is to allow qualitative PhD students to reflect and discuss

The course is designed to train and engage PhD students in the basic elements of research design through assigned readings for preparation, introductory lectures for learning and reflection, writing of a paper on the PhD research design and student reflec

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ForudsætningDette er en forudsætning

General course objectives:There are two main objectives of this Journal club, expand the background knowledge in the different research areas of fish diseases and aquatic animal health, and develop scientific communication skills.Learning objectives:A stu