Doctoral School Forum Conference

Dear Academia,

On behalf of the Wrocław University of Economics and Business we wish to inform you about the Doctoral School Forum Conference, entitled "The function and role of a supervisor in preparing a doctoral dissertation”.

The event will be held on-line (via TEAMS) on the 11th of May 2022 between the hours of 9.00 and 12.30.

More information can be found in the attachment below (in Polish).

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SEA-EU DOC Training Event 3

Dear All,

You are encouraged to get acquainted with a training event offered as part of the SEA-EU DOC project. The training event will be held live in May 2022 in Split, Croatia. You will find more information and a link to the application form below.

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SEA-EU Virtual Tandem Language Exchange

Dear All,
 

please familiarise yourselves with a new language initiative - SEA-EU Virtual Tandem Language Exchange. This is a platform that allows you to find a partner with whom you can develop your communication skills in a foreign language. Simply log in and specify your language competence (as a teacher) and language needs (as a learner) and an algorithm will find you a suitable learning partner. SEA-EU Virtual Tandem Language Exchange gives you the opportunity to schedule lessons at different frequencies according to your needs and is an opportunity to meet new potential study partners.
Participation in SEA-EU Virtual Language Courses, as well as in the SEA-EU Virtual Tandem Language Exchange programme, is free of charge for students and staff of SEA-EU partner universities.
For more information about the SEA-EU Virtual Tandem Language Exchange, please visit: https://sea-eu.org/virtual-tandem-language-exchange/.

Ordinance no 41/R/22 of the Rector of the University of Gdańsk of 28 March 2022

Dear PhD Students,

you will find the content of ordinance no 41/R/22 of the Rector of the University of Gdańsk of 28 March 2022 rescinding ordinance no. 138/R/21 of the UG Rector on the safety requirements on the University of Gdańsk premises and regulations regarding remote work at UG during the SARS-CoV-2 virus risk here.

Office hours

The University of Gdańsk Doctoral Schools which are in force from 1 October 2024 are located in particular UG Faculties. Regarding the current doctoral school matters you should contact the appropriate Faculty administration. More information can be found here.

Regarding matters that concern the previous Doctoral Schools of UG as well as other issues that refer to medical examinations, student ID cards, doctoral seminar workshops or the NAWA project, please contact the Education Office at gabriela.bielinska@ug.edu.pl or (58) 523 51 74.

Insipiring alumni stories

Dear All,

you are encouraged to get acquainted with the testimonials of blue doctorate holders from the SEA-EU DOC partner universities. PhD graduates' stories are compiled in the booklet below.

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Doctoral schools in Poland

Doctoral school is a new form of education towards obtaining a doctoral degree. It was established on the basis of the Act of 20 July 2018, the Law on Higher Education and Science (Journal of Laws of 2023, item 742, as amended), also known as the Constitution for Science.

The main purpose of instituting doctoral schools is to improve of the quality of doctoral students' education in Poland and to change education to an elite standard.

A person who holds a master’s degree or its equivalent may be admitted to a doctoral school. Education in a doctoral school is free of charge. Moreover, every doctoral student being educated in a doctoral school receives a scholarship (monthly stipend).

Doctoral schools began operating in the academic year 2019/2020. PhD students who were inaugurated before that continue their studies in accordance with the previous regulations. Those who cannot study in doctoral schools may still have the opportunity to prepare a doctoral dissertation through an extramural (self-study) method.

Instead of a university-wide policy of PhD studies, separate regulations for particular doctoral schools, sanctioned by the senates or scientific councils, respectively, were introduced. They specify, among others, the following matters:

doctoral school system,
rights and responsibilities of doctoral students,
terms and conditions of didactic classes,
procedures regarding research plans,
midterm evaluation.