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", 13-14 June 2018 (Danish). Sign up via this link.
  The course will be provided in English later in 2018
Planning and controlling a PhD Project - please visit http://phd.au.dk/show-events/artikel/phd-course-planning-and-controlling-a-phd-project-fall-2018/ 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.
Wed 12 Dec: 00:00-00:00 | Campus Aarhus
Theology and Philosophy and Organization Studies
12 - 14 December 2018: The aim of this course is to explore a variety of relationships between theology/philosophy and (critical) management studies. It uses various context and concepts to explore these relations: management, financialization, hope, profanation, dignity and leadership. All this in order to enable students in humanities to translate their work to non-academic work contexts, and to enable students in management to recognize and analyse the theological or philosophical backgrounds to organizational practices.
Mon 14 Jan: 00:00-00:00 | England & Germany
Machine Feeling
14 January - 2 February 2019: The workshop aims to provide a forum for emerging researchers to enter into speculation, critique, exchange, and dialog about their research topic. The primary focus is on the participants’ individual research projects, as well fostering networks, knowledge exchange and widening dissemination. Although it is primarily aimed at international PhD researchers, the workshop is also open to artists, curators, and programmers who are pursuing research outside an academic context.

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Revised 21.11.2018