PhD Programme Rules.pdf

The PhD programme is a joint effort between Aarhus School of Architecture and Design School Kolding, with a focus on research and academic excellence.
Admission Criteria: Admission to the PhD programme requires a master's degree or equivalent, and applicants must meet specific criteria outlined in the rules.
PhD Programme Content: The programme includes a PhD plan, supervision, and evaluations, with a focus on producing a high-quality dissertation.
Supervision and Responsibility: Supervisors are responsible for guiding PhD students, while students are responsible for their own research and progress.
Evaluations and Assessments: Regular evaluations and assessments are conducted to ensure student progress and the quality of the dissertation.
Dissertation Requirements: The dissertation must meet specific requirements, including originality, significance, and academic rigor.
Assessment Committee: An assessment committee is established to evaluate the dissertation and conduct the PhD defence.
PhD Defence and Awarding of Degree: The PhD defence is a public presentation and discussion of the dissertation, and the degree is awarded upon successful completion of the programme.
Right of Appeal: Students have the right to appeal decisions made by the PhD school or assessment committee.
* Entry into Force: The rules came into effect in 2013, with revisions made in 2021, and supersede any previous rules or agreements.