ENROLMENT
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Graduates from pre-Bologna study programmes for acquiring specialisation, who have completed a professional higher education programme, have to fulfil study obligations worth 30 ECTS of individual research work to enrol in the third-cycle study programmes.
Graduates from pre-Bologna study programmes for acquiring a master degree or specialisation after concluding a study programme for acquiring a university degree shall be given recognition of 60 ECTS of study obligations in the third-cycle doctoral study programme. Upon enrolling, such candidates shall individually be given compulsory supplementary exams worth 24 ECTS in order to acquire the required comprehensive knowledge. These exams shall be selected from the doctoral study programme course list. The sum of all credit points acquired from the compulsory supplementary exams, individual research work, seminars for the 2nd and 3rd academic year, and eventual optional courses of candidate's choice is 120 ECTS, meaning that the candidate earns, together with 60 ECTS from the recognised obligations, 180 ECTS in total.
Anticipated number of available places for each year of studies:
- Nanosciences and Nanotechnologies: 25
- Information and Communication Technologies: 15
- Ecotechnologies: 15
- Sensor Technologies: 15
In
the case of limited admission at the
third-level programme the Study Commission shall prepare the
list of accepted candidates on the basis of the following criteria:
• achievement in the second-level study (average study grade 10%, master
thesis evaluation 10%)
• achievement in the optional exam (80%), which is taking place as a
written or an oral exam in presence of a study programme commission, appointed
by the Head of the programme. During the exam the candidate shall also present
his concluded scientific and professional work, relevant for the chosen study
programme. The commission shall evaluate the candidate’s achievement in the
optional exam and submit the grade of the optional exam together with the study
achievement evaluation to the Study Commission, which classifies the candidates
for enrolling in individual academic year of particular study programme.
The main criteria for the evaluation of candidate's scientific work in optional
course are following publications:
• original scientific articles with a review in impact factor journals
(JCR) or in journals, indexed in data collection SCI, SSCI or A&HCI
• scientific monograph or an independent scientific essay in a monograph,
• documented published papers at congresses, symposia and scientific
seminars.
The Commission shall during the optional exam separately consider the patents.
The main criteria for the evaluation of the candidate's professional work in
optional course are:
• popular scientific book
• editor or co-editor of a scientific publication, book
• scientific paper
• published presentations, reports or expertises
• popular scientific papers
• other documented professional activities on the commission’s judgement.