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education at the Hertie School is organised as a structured programme. During the first year, PhD researchers prepare for their research and thesis writing with dedicated methods, research design and skills
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Foster innovation in this area through a highly interdisciplinary research environment Produce a critical mass of excellent graduates with doctoral degrees who will be well positioned to compete
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, mathematics, neurobiology, neuroimaging, neurology, neurophysics, philosophy, physics, psychiatry, and psychology. The doctoral programme is designed with a multidisciplinary approach, which aims for excellent
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international job market. The designated period for the PhD is three years. Course organisation Main Components of the Programme Mentoring Team: Each PhD student will be accompanied by a mentoring team consisting
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. Interdisciplinary work is encouraged so that junior researchers can assess the value of their own work in relation to the whole. e-Learning “Good Academic Practice” “Studying and Then Earning a Doctorate?” For
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implementation of the general "problem-based learning" principle, i.e. to combine studies with hands-on experience in research wherever possible. To realise this, our college also assists members in acquiring a
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acquire additional knowledge in complementary sciences as well as essential transferable skills, e.g. in project management, leadership and developing a scientific career. Furthermore, workshops and courses
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of the PhD programme, we teach the study of manuscript cultures and inscriptions drawing on case studies from different regions of the world, both from a humanities-centred as well as a scientific perspective
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are of short duration (typically one to two days) and without credits. Students devote the first semester to learning the conceptual foundations of the Resource Nexus approach through two core thematic courses
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3,600 academic staff members conduct research and teach at the university’s 18 faculties. The faculties offer a wide spectrum of courses that cover all areas of knowledge, including humanities and