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"
    For further information please see this page.
  • "Introduction to university teaching for PhD students"
    For further information please see this page.
  • "Research Integrity and Ethics"
    The Graduate School offers this course three times a year (twice in Danish and one in English). 
    • Course 1:  19 May 2021 and 23 June 2021, Aarhus (Danish)
      Deadline for applications: 8 April 2021 https://events.au.dk/forskningsintegritetogetikf2021 
    • Course 2:  26 August 2021 and 23 September 2021, Aarhus (English)
      Deadline for applications: 15 June 2021 https://events.au.dk/researchintegrityandethicse2021 
    • Course 3:  27 October 2021 and 18 November 2021, Aarhus (Danish)
      Deadline for applications: 15 September 2021 https://events.au.dk/forskningsintegritetogetike2021
      
      

      Information about the course incl. course description and registration deadlines will be sent directly to all enrolled PhD students at Graduate School, Arts via e-mail February 2021. PhD students who are enrolled after February 2021 please contact Henriette Jaquet at henriette.jaquet@au.dk

      Questions regarding applications, enrollment, course certificates: Henriette Jaquet, henriette.jaquet@au.dk ; questions regarding the content of the course: Jette Kofoed, jeko@edu.au.dk
      Overview of 2021 courses: English version - Danish version

• How to get published
  PhD students enrolled at Arts are given 1 ECTS for completing this course.  
  
  • See under Courses for PhD students at Aarhus University (Transferable skills courses)
    
    
• Planning and controlling a PhD Project
  
  • See under Courses for PhD students at Aarhus University (Transferable skills courses)  
    
    
• Courses for PhD students at Aarhus University

  • Pottery from Ancient to Contemporary World. Materials, Economies, Societies, (and Forgeries) 
    The application facility will be open until 28 April 2021.
    Online application form: https://forms.gle/SP9SRr4DUp1dXZvr7
    The whole course will be completely free for all participants and at the end 4 CFU/ECTS will be awarded. 
    For further information please see this page.

  • PhD Course in Authentic Leadership
    How come some leaders are followed, whilst others are not? What does it take to be a great leader? The purpose of the PhD course in ‘Authentic Leadership’ is to contribute to PhD training through discovering as well as nurturing and developing leadership authenticity skills among PhD researchers.
    Deadlines:
      15 March 2021 - Submission of application essay
      19 March 2021 - Feedback and acceptance letter
      31 March 2021: Registration & payment of fee  
    For further infirmation please see this page.
  • Conference Presentations: Preparation and Delivery
    This course aims to provide PhD students with insight into the key characteristics of effective academic oral presentations, as well as with knowledge and tools to develop skills and confidence in communicating research-related material in English. 
    For further information please see this page.
  • Introduction to Research Writing in English
    Raise your awareness of the characteristics of research writing and improve your research writing skills with this hands-on PhD course.
    For further information please see this page.
    
    
• 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 Educational Development (CED) 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".