PhD Courses in Denmark

Course coordinator: Michel Avital, Department of Digitalization (DIGI)FacultyProfessor Ioanna ConstantiouDepartment of Digitalization, CBSAssociate Professor Christiane LehrerDepartment of Digitalization, CBSTenure Track Adjunkt Anand BhardwajDepartment o

Language: EnglishTime of year: November 2-6, 2026Language: English Course level: PhD; Master’s level holders with strong interest are also welcomed No. of contact hours/hours in total incl. preparation, assignment(s): 125 ho

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,

General course objectives:The course trains early-career researchers in AI safety and security, with applications in mental-health and human-centred applications. It will offer a technically grounded exploration of AI alignment and safety, moving beyond h

To give students practical experience in using advanced AI methods for scientific writing tasks; the ability to respond efficiently to reviewer feedback using AI; skills to synthesise multiple scientific papers into a coherent PhD thesis or grant applicat

To give students practical experience in using advanced AI methods for scientific writing tasks; the ability to respond efficiently to reviewer feedback using AI; skills to synthesise multiple scientific papers into a coherent PhD thesis or grant applicat

To give students practical experience in using advanced AI methods for scientific writing tasks; the ability to respond efficiently to reviewer feedback using AI; skills to synthesise multiple scientific papers into a coherent PhD thesis or grant applicat

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The notion of Artificial Intelligence (AI) dates back approx. 70 years as a research field and even longer if one considers fiction writers. A number of different definitions of AI has been suggested over the years, but none seem

General course objectives:The course will provide students with the mathematical tools for applyingalgebraic techniques to graph theoretic questions. The main focus will be applying linearalgebraic tools to matrices associated to graphs in order to reveal