1.Genomics and genetic architecture
Potential doctoral thesis directors: Dr. Oriol Vidal Fàbrega, Dr. Núria Sanz Ball·llosera, Dr. Jordi Viñas de Puig
Tutors: Dr. Oriol Vidal Fàbrega, Dra. Núria Sanz Ball·llosera, Dr. Jordi Viñas de Puig
- Analysis of the genetic diversity of animals of productive interest
- Characterisation of the genomic architecture of adaptative characters
- Environmental DNA
2.Cell and molecular biology in neurobiology.
Researchers who are potential doctoral thesis supervisors: Dr Gemma Huguet Blanco, Dr Elisabet Kadar García, Dr Joaquín Serena Leal, Dr Yolanda Silva Blas, Dr Judith Mallolas Jiménez, Dr M. Ester Cubo Delgado, Dr Carme Gubern Mérida, Dr Gemma Carreras Badosa.
Tutors: Dr. Gemma Huguet Blanco, Dr. Elisabet Kadar García
- Study of the cell and molecular changes induced by deep brain stimulation (DBS), a technique applied in Parkinson’s disease
- Study of the cell and molecular changes produced by intracranial self-stimulation (ICSS), a technique that facilitates learning and memory.
3.Biotechnological applications of recombinant proteins
Researchers and potential doctoral theses supervisors: Dr M. Vilanova Brugués, Dr Marc Ribó Panosa, Dr Antoni Benito Mundet, Dr Jessica Castro Gallegos, Anna Vert Company
Tutors: Dr M. Vilanova Brugués,Dr Marc Ribó Panosa, Dr Antoni Benito Mundet, Dr Jessica Castro Gallegos
- Study of the molecular bases of the mechanism of ribonuclease cytotoxicity
- Design, obtaining and characterisation of the antitumour activity of variants of ribonucleases and of the apoptin and coordination compounds
- Study of the molecular structure and bases of the mechanism of apoptin cytotoxicity
- Development of new technologies based on protein splicing applied to the design of therapeutic agents and biosensors.
- Studies on protein structure, folding and oligomerisation: applications in the study of the molecular mechanism of protein toxicity in protein-folding pathologies
4.Cancer diagnosis and therapy
Researchers who are potential doctoral thesis supervisors: Dr. Rafael de Llorens Duran, Dr. Rosa Peracaula Miró, Dr. Anna Massaguer Vall·llovera, Dr. Sílvia Barrabés Vera, Dr. Josep Comet Batlle, Dr. Esther Llop Escorihuela
Tutors: Dr Rafael de Llorens Duran,Dr Rosa Peracaula Miró, Dr Anna Massaguer Vall·llovera, Dr Sílvia Barrabés Vera, Dr Esther Llop Escorihuela
- Tumour markers: anomalous glycosilation of seric proteins as possible tumour markers of carcinomas.Non-invasive biomarkers in prostate cancer
- Molecular mechanisms responsible for changes in glycosilation in tumours
- Analogues of the Epidermal Growth Factor (EGF) as anti-tumour agents
- Vehiculisation of antitumour agents
5.Clinical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases
Researchers who are potential doctoral thesis supervisors: Dr. Jesús Garcia Gil, Dr. Xavier Aldeguer Mante, Dr. Margarita Martínez Medina
Tutor: Dr. Jesús Garcia Gil, Dr. Margarita Martínez Medina
- Microbiology of inflammatory bowel disease
- Microbial diversity in infectious processes (infectious diseases)
- Food safety.Molecular detection of pathogenic bacteria in foods.
6.Cardiovascular research
Researchers and potential doctoral thesis supervisors: Dr Ramon Brugada Terradellas, Dr Sara Pagans Lista, Dr Fabiana Sílvia Scornik, Dr Guillermo Javier Pérez González, Dr Marcel Vergés Aiguaviva, Dr Oscar Campuzano Larrea
Tutors: Dr. Ramon Brugada Terradellas, Dr. Fabiana Sílvia Scornik, Dr. Guillermo Javier Pérez González, Dr. Marcel Vergés Aiguaviva, Dr. Sara Pagans Lista, Dr. Oscar Campuzano Larrea
- In-depth understanding of the role of genetics in cardiovascular disease, to improve diagnosis, prevention and therapies
7.Cork Laboratory
Potential doctoral thesis directors: Dr. Enriqueta Anticó Daró, Dr. Mercè Figueras Vall·llosera, Dr. Olga Serra Figueras
Tutors: Dr. Enriqueta Anticó Daró, Dr. Mercè Figueras Vall·llosera, Dr. Olga Serra Figueras
- Molecular biology of the process of cork formation in the cork oak
- Reverse genetics of suberin: characterisation of candidate genes for potato periderm
- Chemical and structural analyses of suberin.
8.Data analysis, Statistics applied to medicine and health
Researchers who are potential doctoral thesis supervisors: Dr. Marc Sáez Zafra, Dr. M. Antònia Barceló Rado, Dr. Germà Coenders Gallart, Dr. Carme Saurina Canals, Dr. Rafael Marcos Gragera, Dr. Gemma Renart Vicens , Dr. M. Glòria Mateu Figueras, Dr. Josep Daunis Estadella
Tutors: Dr. Marc Sáez Zafra, Dr. M. Antònia Barceló Rado, Dr. Germà Coenders Gallart, Dr. Gemma Renart Vicens, Dr. M. Glòria Mateu Figueras, Dr. Josep Daunis Estadella
- Environmental and cancer epidemiology
- Spacial Statistics and Epidemiology
- Econometrics of health
- Statistics, Econometrics and Quality of Survey Data
- Statistical analysis of compositional data
- Mathematical methods applied to medicine
9.Health and Health Care
Potential directive investigators of doctoral theses: Dr. Dolors Juvinyà Canal, Dr. Carme Bertran Noguer, Dr. Concepció Fuentes Pumarola, Dr. Maria Rosa Suñer Soler, Dr. Bernat Carles Serdà Ferrer, Dr. David Ballester Ferrando, Dr. Carolina Rascon Hernan, Dr. Angel Romero Collado i Dr. Anna Bonmatí Tomas
Tutors: Dr. Dolors Juvinyà Canal, Dr. Carme Bertran Noguer, Dr. Concepció Fuentes Pumarola, Dr. Maria Rosa Suñer Soler, Dr. Bernat Carles Serdà Ferrer, Dr. David Ballester Ferrando, Dr. Carolina Rascon Hernan, Dr. Angel Romero Collado i Dr. Anna Bonmatí Tomas
- Promotion of health, Healthcare services
- Old age, carers
- Women, gender and health
- Health emergencies
- Well-being and quality of life
- Comprehensive care of people with chronic injuries
10.Clinical Anatomy, Embryology and Neuroscience
Potential doctoral thesis supervisor researchers: Dr Enric Verdú Navarro, Dr Francisco Reina de la Torre, Dr Pere Boadas Vaello, Dr Ana Carrera Burgaya, Dr Anna Prats Puig Dr Maria Teresa Serrando Querol
Tutors: Dr. Enric Verdú Navarro,Dr. Francisco Reina de la Torre,Dr. Pere Boadas Vaello,Dr. Ana Carrera Burgaya
- Clinical anatomy applied to research on medical and surgical and diagnostic procedures
- Mathematical modelling patterns and three dimensional anatomical imaging
- Morphological and ultra-structural and functional characterisation of acquired brain injury: cranioencephalic trauma and cerebrovascular injury
- Description of macro and microscopic morphofunctional patterns of the nervous and vascular systems
- Pathophysiology and pharmacological treatment of pathological pain
- Pathophysiology and toxicology of the sensory and motor systems
11.Translational medicine and decision science research
Potential doctoral thesis supervisor researchers: Dr Xavier Castells Cervelló, Dr Alberto Zamora Cervantes, Dr Carme Carrion Ribas
Supervisor: Dr Xavier Castells Cervelló
- Knowledge transfer for healthcare decision making at a micro, meso and macro level.
- Evaluation of medical research and health results for healthcare decision making
12.Medical Sciences
Medical Sciences research line supervisors: Dr Antoni Codina Cazador, Dr Elisabeth Pinart Nadal, Dr Rafael S. Ramos Blanes, Dr Marc Yeste Oliveras
13.New therapeutic targets
Potential doctoral-thesis research supervisors: Dr M. Teresa Puig Miquel, Dr Xavier Xifró Collsamata, Dr Joan M. Brunet Vidal, Dr Rut Porta Balanyà, Dr Lluís Ramió Torrentà, Dr Jordi Rubió Casadevall, Dr Joaquim Bosch Barrera
Tutors: Dr M. Teresa Puig Miquel, Dr Xavier Xifró Collsamata, Dr Joan M. Brunet Vidal, Dr Lluís Ramió Torrentà, Dr Joaquim Bosch Barrera
- Pre-clinical and clinical study of cancer and neurodegenerative diseases to improve their diagnosis, prognosis, follow-up and therapy
14.Endocrinology and metabolism
Researchers and potential doctoral thesis supervisors: Dr José Manuel Fernández-Real Lemos, Dr Abel López Bermejo, Dr Wifredo Ricart Engel, Dr Judit Bassols Casadevall, Dr José María Moreno Navarrete
Supervisors: Dr José Manuel Fernández-Real Lemos, Dr Abel López Bermejo
- Inflammation and resistance to insulin
- Child endocrinology
- Iron metabolism and metabolic syndrome
- Microbiota and metabolic illness
15.Physical activity, Sport, Physiotherapy and Health
Potential doctoral thesis research supervisors: Dr Anna Prats, Dr Daniel Romero, Dr B. Román, Bernat Carles Serdà Ferrer
Tutors: Dr Dolors Juvinyà Canal, Dr Enric Verdú Navarro, Bernat Carles Serdà Ferrer
- Physical activity and health
- Care and global processes in physiotherapy
The Academic Committee will assess candidates who request admission and meet the access criteria to the doctoral programme in Molecular Biology, Biomedicine and Health at the University of Girona on the basis of the following criteria listed in order of priority and showing the weighting of each item:
1.Cover letter (20%)
The letter must describe, very briefly, why the candidates want to access the doctoral programme.It must also include the following sections:
- Hypothesis and objectives of the research they intend to carry out, explaining what is new about it in the chosen field of research, to develop elect in the field of research
- Justification of the suitability chosen subject of research for the doctoral programme of Molecular Biology, Biomedicine and Health, as well as in one of the lines of research of the doctoral programme
- Tasks and/or studies which they intend to carry out to comply with the hypothesis and the proposed objectives
The cover letter, with all the information requested above, may not exceed two pages (1 sheet, both sides) with a minimum font size of 11 points.
The card of motivation will have to send in format word or pdf to the coordinator/to of the doctoral programme, through the platform of pre-enrolments of the School of Doctoral Studies of the UdG.
2.Curriculum vitae (15%)
Experience in research will be positively assessed.
3.Academic report and merits (50%)
The grade point average in the academic record and qualifications in similar subject areas to the doctoral programme will be taken into account.
4.Level of English (15%)
Verified knowledge of English will be positively assessed
To be accepted onto the Doctoral Programme, a letter of acceptance is also required from the potential doctoral thesis supervisor expressing their approval of the cover letter submitted.
The best candidates will be prioritised, particularly when the number of applications exceed the number of places available. All priorisations will be carried out once the second call of pre-enrolments finished.
Research Plan (Doctoral Thesis Project)
Once candidates are admitted to the doctoral programme and their enrolment authorised, their Research Plan (Doctoral Thesis Project) will have to be submitted, under the terms stated by the School of Doctoral Studies, and include the following sections:
- Provisional thesis title
- Hypothesis and preliminary objectives (max.½ page),
- Theoretical basis of the research (if applicable and maximum1 page),
- Antecedents and preliminary description of the research (max.2 pages),
- Methodology (max.3 pages),
- Risks (where expected; max.1 page)
- Data-management plan (where necessary; max.1 page)
- Thesis’ relationship with sustainable development goals (max.1 page)
- Limitations and the most important approaches foreseen (if applicable, and maximum½ page)
- Work plan with chronogram (max.2 pages),
- Bibliography
The hypothesis and preliminary objectives will have to coincide with the ones stated in the cover letter and the novelty of this research to be carried out within the chosen field of research must be stated in this section.
The theoretical-base sections of the research, background and methodology must include bibliographical references which substantiate whatever is written in the various sections.The list of bibliographical citations included in these parts of the Research Plan must be put in the bibliographical section at the end of the document.
The work plan will have to include all the tasks that the doctoral student has to carry out to achieve their Research Plan’s hypothesis and objectives; these tasks must also match the ones stated in the cover letter.
All these tasks have to be put down in a Timeline which must not exceed the 3 years for researching and writing up the doctoral thesis (in the case of full-time theses), including the doctoral thesis’ revision, deposit and public-defence period.We suggest the Timeline is set out in table format.
NOTE: the Plan of Research (Project of Doctoral Thesis) is not shown in the moment of the pre-enrolment of the candidates in the doctoral programme, if not during the period authorised by this effect for the School of Doctoral Studies.
Doctoral student guide
Doctoral programme in Molecular Biology, Biomedicine and Health
Rating criteria for the doctoral degree special awards
The criteria for the doctoral degree special award for our programme have now been established.The scoring proposal is as follows:
In the scoring system, only the publications and activities derived from the doctoral thesis and obtained between when the student enrolled on the programme and the date the special award is applied for, will be taken into account.
- Publications derived from the thesis (up to 5 points): Publications in indexed journals in the first quartile of their category will receive the highest score, which will decrease proportionally depending on the quartile of the journal.Whether or not the doctoral student is the first signatory will also be taken into account.
- Patents or transfer activities (up to 1 point): All activities must stem from the doctoral thesis.The transfer activities can be dissemination publications, book chapters, guides, and so on.
- Contributions at conferences (up to 1.5 points): Attendance at international conferences will be especially highly valued.
- Research stays (up to 1 point): Stays longer than a month in other national or international research centres carried out during the doctoral thesis will be taken into account.
- International mention (up to 1 point)
- Other merits related to the thesis (up to 0.5 points): According to the criteria of the members of the panel.
Contents for a thesis in a compendium-of-publications format
Minimum two (2) original research articles published in magazines included in the Journal Citation Index (JCR) or in the Scimago Journal Rank (SJR), where the doctoral student is the first author and, at least, one of the articles is published in a magazine of the first quartile (Q1) of the area or subject of the doctoral thesis.
Short articles (Short roles) will also be counted provided they are in scientific magazines of the first decile or 10 percentile (D1/P10) published in the area or subject of the doctoral thesis included in JCR or SJR, with the doctoral student the first author in these publications.
Finally, besides these original articles and short articles one or more publications may also be included in review format (Review).Such review publications are no substitute for any of the original articles.The doctoral student must also be presented as the first author in these review publications.These review publications have to be in magazines included in JCR or SJR published, preferably in a magazine of the first quartile (Q1).
The publication dates of these original articles, reviews or short articles must be after the start of the doctoral thesis and cannot contain any pre-thesis material.
Criteria for being doctoral-thesis supervisor in the Molecular Biology, Biomedicine and Healthcare doctoral programme.
The doctoral-thesis supervisor will be a doctor with one (1) living research premium or equivalent merits, and with accredited previous experience in doctoral-thesis supervision.They are considered equivalent merits if two (2) articles have published in first-quartile (Q1) magazines and three (3) articles in second-, third- or fourth-quartile (Q2, Q3, or Q4) magazines, of the JCR (Journal Citation Reports) index during the last 6 years.
Whoever meets these requirements will have to fill in an application for registering as a doctoral-thesis supervisor and attach their CV (in any format) explaining and accrediting the above-mentioned criteria.We recommend these CVs feature the quartiles of the publications and a list of doctoral theses they have already supervised.The theses in progress do not count as a previous experience of doctoral-thesis supervision.All these documents need to be emailed to the doctoral programme’s coordinator (coord.dbmbs@udg.edu).The coordinator will present all these documents at the first ordinary meeting of the doctoral programme’s Academic Committee, for approval.
Newly admitted students (pre-enrolled on the doctoral programme) are advised to propose doctoral-thesis supervisors who meet the above criteria.
Incorporació al programa de doctorat (Català)
La incorporació al programa de doctorat es realitza mitjançant preinscripció utilitzant el formulari en línia de preinscripcions (https://aserv2.udg.edu/preinscripcions/PreinscripcionsDoctorat.aspx).En aquest formulari cal emplenar la informació que se sol·licita a cadascuna de les pantalles.No s'ha d'enviar cap missatge al coordinador/a del programa de doctorat, ni tampoc enviar-li cap documentació, sinó que cal fer servir el formulari de preinscripció.
Però abans d'emplenar el formulari és molt important haver realitzat el següent:
1.- Tenir ja un director o directora de tesi doctoral, que ha de ser un investigador o una investigadora amb el títol oficial de doctor/a i experiència acreditada a la direcció de tesis doctorals.A l'apartat de línies de recerca d'aquesta pàgina web hi ha els diferents investigadors que són directors potencials de tesis doctorals i que compleixen amb els criteris anteriors.
2.- Cal contactar amb un d’aquests investigadors, concretar amb ell o ella el tema de la tesi doctoral, la metodologia i les tasques a realitzar, i que escrigui una carta comprometent-se a la direcció de la tesi doctoral.Aquesta carta és un document obligatori que s'ha d'incloure a la documentació a pujar al formulari de preinscripcions.
3.- No és obligatori que el director o directora de la tesi doctoral sigui una persona de la llista de potencials directors de les línies de recerca de la pàgina web, pot ser d'una altra institució diferent de la UdG, però ha de complir els criteris de direcció de tesis doctorals del programa de doctorat de Biologia Molecular, Biomedicina i Salut.
4.- Els candidats al programa de doctorat hauran d'escriure una carta de motivació on s'ha d'indicar obligatòriament el que s'especifica a l'apartat de “carta de motivació” de la present pàgina web.Els apartats d’hipòtesis-objectius, justificació i tasques hauran d’estar en concordança amb allò acordat amb el director o la directora de la tesi doctoral.
5.- Els candidats al programa de doctorat també han de pujar al formulari de preinscripcions un currículum vitae.Recordeu que es valorarà experiència en investigació, idiomes (especialment nivell d'anglès), i expedient i mèrits acadèmics (veure criteris d'admissió de la pàgina web).Per tant, es recomana que tots aquests aspectes s'incloguin al currículum vitae que pugi al formulari de preinscripcions.
6.- Els documents que s'hauran de lliurar al formulari de preinscripció són: (i) DNI/passaport; (ii) Títols acadèmics (Grau, Màster); (iii) Expedients-certificats acadèmics; (iv) Currículum Vitae; (v) Carta de motivació; (vi) Carta d'acceptació del director/a de tesi doctoral.
L'Escola de Doctorat de la UdG estableix dos períodes de preinscripció als programes de doctorat que són: (i) de principis d'abril fins a finals de juny; i (ii) de principis de juliol fins a finals d’octubre.Durant aquests períodes, els candidats i les candidates han de formalitzar el formulari de preinscripció i lliurar tota la documentació requerida.
Durant el mes de novembre, la Comissió Acadèmica valorarà tota la documentació presentada pels candidats i les candidates, i n'establirà l'acceptació al programa de doctorat, en base als criteris d'admissió que s'indiquen a la pàgina web.
Un cop el candidat o la candidata sigui acceptat/da al programa de doctorat, durant el mes de desembre (segon període de matriculació) haurà de formalitzar la matriculació utilitzant l'enllaç d'automatrícula, i pagant les corresponents taxes de matrícula.
Incorporación al programa de doctorado (Castellano-español)
La incorporación al programa de doctorado se realiza mediante pre-inscripción utilizando el formulario en línea de preinscripciones (https://aserv2.udg.edu/preinscripcions/PreinscripcionsDoctorat.aspx).En este formulario hay que rellenar la información que se solicita en cada una de las pantallas.No se debe de enviar ningún mensaje al coordinador/a del programa de doctorado, ni tampoco enviarle ninguna documentación, sino que hay que utilizar el formulario de preinscripción.
Pero antes de rellenar el formulario es muy importante haber realizado lo siguiente:
1.- Tener ya un director o directora de tesis doctoral, que debe ser un investigador o una investigadora con el título oficial de doctor/a y experiencia acreditada en la dirección de tesis doctorales.En el apartado de líneas de investigación de esta página web hay los diferentes investigadores que son potenciales directores de tesis doctorales y que cumplen con los anteriores criterios.
2.- Hay que contactar con uno de estos investigadores, concretar con él o ella el tema de la tesis doctoral, y que escriba una carta comprometiéndose a la dirección de la tesis doctoral.Esta carta es un documento obligatorio que se debe incluir en la documentación a subir en el formulario de preinscripciones.
3.- No es obligatorio que el director o la directora de la tesis doctoral sea una persona de la lista de potenciales directores de las líneas de investigación de la página web, puede ser de otra institución distinta a la UdG, pero debe cumplir los criterios de dirección de tesis doctorales del programa de doctorado de Biología Molecular, Biomedicina y Salud.
4.- Los candidatos al programa de doctorado deberán escribir una carta de motivación donde se debe indicar obligatoriamente lo que se especifica en el apartado “carta de motivación” de la presente página web.Los apartados de hipótesis-objetivos, justificación y tareas deberán estar en concordancia con lo acordado con el director o la directora de la tesis doctoral.
5.- Los candidatos al programa de doctorado también deberán subir al formulario de preinscripciones un currículum vitae.Recuerde que se valorará experiencia en investigación, idiomas (especialmente nivel de inglés), y expediente y méritos académicos (ver criterios de admisión de la página web).Por tanto, se recomienda que todos estos aspectos se incluyan en el currículum vitae que se suba al formulario de preinscripciones.
6.- Los documentos que se deberán entregar en el formulario de preinscripción son: (i) DNI/pasaporte; (ii) Títulos académicos (Grado, Máster); (iii) Expedientes-certificados académicos; (iv) Currículum Vitae; (v) Carta de motivación; (vi) Carta de aceptación del director/a de tesis doctoral.
La Escuela de Doctorado de la UdG establece dos períodos de preinscripción en los programas de doctorado que son: (i) de principios de abril hasta finales de junio; y (ii) de principios de julio hasta finales de octubre.Durante estos períodos, los candidatos deben formalizar el formulario de preinscripción y entregar toda la documentación requerida.
Durante el mes de noviembre, la Comisión Académica valorará toda la documentación presentada por los candidatos y las candidatas, y establecerá su aceptación al programa de doctorado, en base a los criterios de admisión que se indican en la página web.
Una vez que el candidato o la candidata sea aceptado/a en el programa de doctorado, durante el mes de diciembre (segundo período de matriculación) deberá formalizar la matriculación utilizando el enlace de auto-matrícula, y pagando las correspondientes tasas de matrícula.
Acceptance on the doctoral programme (English)
Acceptance on the doctoral programme entails pre-enrolment using the online pre-enrolment form (https://aserv2.udg.edu/preinscripcions/PreinscripcionsDoctorat.aspx).In this form, each of the screens must be filled in with the information requested.You should not send any message to the doctoral programme coordinator, nor should you send any documentation, rather you must use the pre-enrolment form.
However, before filling out the form, it is very important to have done the following:
1.- Have a doctoral thesis director in place, who must be a researcher having completed their doctorate and accredited experience in the direction of doctoral theses.In the research lines section of this website, you can find different researchers who are potential doctoral theses directors and who meet the above criteria.
2.- Contact one of these researchers, agree the topic of the doctoral thesis with them as well as the methodology and the tasks to be carried out, and have them write a letter committing themselves to the direction of the doctoral thesis.This letter is a compulsory document that has to be included in the documentation to upload the pre-enrolment form.
3.- It is not mandatory for the doctoral thesis director to be a person from the list of potential directors of research lines on the website, they may be from another institution other than the UdG, but they must meet the doctoral theses director criteria for the Molecular Biology, Biomedicine and Health doctoral programme.
4.- Doctoral programme candidates must write a statement of interest, which must include the provisions indicated in the "statement of interest" section of this website.The sections on hypotheses-objectives, justification and tasks must reflect what was agreed upon with the director of the doctoral thesis.
5.- Doctoral programme candidates must also upload a curriculum vitae with the pre-registration form.Remember that experience in research, languages (especially English level), and academic record and merits will be taken into consideration (see admission criteria on the website).Therefore, it is recommended that all these aspects be included in the curriculum vitae uploaded with the pre-enrolment form.
6.- The documents that must be submitted in the pre-enrolment form are: (i) ID card/passport; (ii) Academic certificates (bachelor's degree, master's degree); (iii) Academic records-certificates; (iv) Curriculum Vitae; (v) Statement of interest; (vi) Letter of acceptance from the doctoral thesis director.
The Doctoral School at the UdG establishes has pre-enrolment periods for doctoral programmes, which are: (i) from the beginning of April to the end of June; and (ii) from the beginning of July to the end of October.During these periods, candidates are required to formalise their pre-enrolment form and submit all the required documentation.
In November, the Academic Committee will evaluate all the documentation submitted by the candidates, and establish their acceptance on to the doctoral programme, based on the admission criteria indicated on the website.
Once the candidate is accepted on to the doctoral programme, during December (second enrolment period), they must complete their enrollment clicking on the automatic enrolment link and pay the corresponding enrolment fees.