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://www.enwat.uni-stuttgart.de/application/ Course organisation The programme is structured into two phases. First phase (one to two years): attending courses (at least nine up to 18 ECTS), preparing your research
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degree is worth 180 ECTS credits: doctoral dissertation (120 ECTS credits) PhD defence (15 ECTS credits) lectures/workshops, colloquia, and project teams (27 ECTS credits) elective options (18 ECTS credits
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the social and behavioural sciences. Our doctoral candidates benefit from a structured training programme of courses and research seminars / colloquia, which provide them with the tools to complete
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Degree Dr-Ing and Dr rer pol Course location Stuttgart Teaching language German English Languages Participants can choose to write the doctoral dissertation in either language, the defence is almost
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procedure. We expect an additional writing phase of two semesters after finishing the course programme. The PhD dissertation and defence are expected to be finished within eight semesters. Application
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programme lies on the individual research of the PhD students (160 ECTS are gained by dissertation and defence), which is accompanied by a variety of courses: 20 ECTS are gained by completing courses, one
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://www.uni-goettingen.de/en/430860.html Course organisation The focus of the PhD programme lies on the individual research of the PhD students (160 ECTS are gained by dissertation and defence), which is
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Description/content The Dresden International Graduate School for Interdisciplinary Life Sciences (DIGS-ILS), is a well-established, structured PhD programme of the Technische Universität Dresden (TUD). It was
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helper cells represent a heterogeneous population of immune cells that are critical for host defense and, if dysregulated, for pathologies such as autoimmunity and allergy. T cell responses take place in