Program Overview

PhD Programme in Biomedicine

Presentation

The PhD Programme in Biomedicine is a comprehensive program designed to provide students with advanced knowledge and skills in the field of biomedicine.

Admission

The admission process for the PhD Programme in Biomedicine involves a thorough evaluation of the applicant's academic background, research experience, and potential for success in the program.

Annual Enrolment

The annual enrolment process for the PhD Programme in Biomedicine typically takes place in the fall semester, with a limited number of spots available for qualified applicants.

Program Contents

The PhD Programme in Biomedicine consists of the following components:

• Academic activities
  • The program includes a range of academic activities, such as coursework, seminars, and research projects, designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the field of biomedicine.
• The Buddy System Programme (BSP)
  • The BSP is a unique feature of the PhD Programme in Biomedicine, which pairs students with experienced researchers and professionals in the field, providing them with guidance, support, and networking opportunities.
• Academic procedures
  • The program follows a set of academic procedures, including regular progress evaluations, thesis committee meetings, and final thesis defense, to ensure that students are making satisfactory progress towards their degree.

Thesis Submission & Defence

The thesis submission and defence process for the PhD Programme in Biomedicine involves the preparation and submission of a original research thesis, followed by a public defence of the thesis in front of a panel of experts.

Special Award

The PhD Programme in Biomedicine offers a special award to outstanding students who demonstrate exceptional academic achievement, research excellence, and potential for future success in the field.

Regulations

The PhD Programme in Biomedicine is governed by a set of regulations, which outline the program's structure, requirements, and policies, and are designed to ensure that students are aware of their responsibilities and obligations throughout the program.