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The Agreement among participating institutions (Founding Contract) has been signed (see the link). All other legal documents about this PhD programme will be based on this Agreement.

 

Qualification awarded in recognition of completion of this PhD study has been recently described in the Croatian depository of legal acts (official gazette) Narodne Novine so to be in full accord with our Founding Contract. We used yellow underlining to outline relevant parts of text here.

 

 

 

Programme structure for the academic year 2011/2012

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Type of programme

 

The full time-study can last at most four years. The part-time study can last at most six years. The Study Committee can exceptionally allow study period longer than four years if such study period is still shorter than maximal length regulated by law. For instance, the Study Committee can decide for students lacking necessary background that the time needed to go through supplementary courses will be added to the four year limit.


Most courses offered at the Ph.D. level study of biophysics are directly leading to the specialized Ph.D. thesis work, although some general courses on experimental techniques and modeling methods are also available such that students can learn standard methods from biophysics, biomedicine and molecular biology. The selection of courses we offer in this study programme depends not only on their relevance to biophysics, but also on the international recognition of colleagues that are offering these courses.

 

Our aim was to select course leaders that have well developed international collaboration, ambitious and realistic research projects and one or more research topics suitable for student’s selection as a Ph.D. thesis work. In other words, all of our course leaders can also be mentors for the Ph.D. thesis work. We have already asked our course leaders to provide at least one research topic that can lead to high quality student’s thesis work.

 

A list of such topics and corresponding course leaders (for the preliminary list of thesis topics see Section 4.3 of Doctoral Programme) will be made available to our students at the very beginning of their Ph.D. study with a goal to facilitate their decision whom of our course leaders to choose as their adviser. The Study Committee will have duty to select the final list of thesis topics and corresponding advisers for each generation of students.

 

Documents

 

For further information please see the following documents:

Rules & Regulations (Pravilnik in Croatian language)

General info 2011/2012

Qualification awarded (relevant parts are marked yellow)

Programme 2011/2012

Selected research topics at ICAST