PhD courses

Graduate School, Arts offers a variety of courses for PhD students.

The course programme consists of the following:

Mandatory courses for PhD students enrolled at Graduate School, Arts:
- "Introduction to PhD supervision for PhD students at Arts"
- "Introduction to university teaching for PhD students"
- "Integrity and Ethics" - The Graduate School offers this course twice a year (one in Danish and one in English). Planned dates will be sent directly to all enrolled PhD students at Graduate School, Arts.
Planning and controlling a PhD Project - please visit http://phd.au.dk/show-events/artikel/phd-course-planning-and-controlling-a-phd-project-spring-2019/ for further information and signing up.
Programme specific courses
Transferable skills courses

PhD students enrolled at Graduate School, Arts, should contact their main supervisor for the planning of course attendance.

Besides 2 of the mandatory PhD courses the Centre for Teaching Development and Digital Media offers a number of other PhD courses.

External PhD courses offered by other Danish institutions can be found in the national course database "PhD courses in Denmark".

PhD Courses at Graduate School, Arts

Mon 01 Jan: 00:00-00:00 | Online
Online Course in Web Archives and Web Archiving
Build an understanding of how and why archived web content differs from analogous material (such as printed books), and get hands-on experience with web archiving.
Thu 17 Jan: 00:00-00:00 | Campus Aarhus
NetLab PhD Workshop in Web Archiving
The aim of the course is to provide a general understanding of archived web as a resource for research, as well as the underlying technologies for web content and its preservation as well as hands-on experience with technologies that can be used for data gathering for their projects. The course is offered twice a year. So far the next two workshops planned will take place 15 August 2019 and 16 January 2020, respectively.
Tue 21 May: 00:00-00:00 | Campus Copenhagen
Narrative research and biographical methods
21 - 24 May 2019: his course offers a presentation of theoretical and methodological approaches of to understand humans and their relation to surrounding culture and social structures through the use of narratives.

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