ERIM PhD Reference Guide
ERIM PhD Reference Guide
ERIM PhD Reference Guide
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SOM Graduate School / Research Institute<br />
SOM is the joint research institute of the faculties of Management<br />
Organisation, Economics and Spatial Sciences at the University of<br />
Groningen. It combines and promotes disciplinary and interdisciplinary<br />
research, which meets international standards. It also provides the<br />
training and research environment for <strong>PhD</strong> candidates. The mission of<br />
SOM is to promote fundamental and applied research related to firms in<br />
its economic, spatial and demographic environment and to provide a <strong>PhD</strong><br />
programme of a high international standard. Internet:<br />
http://www.rug.nl/som/index<br />
IOPS<br />
This is the Interuniversity Graduate School of Psychometrics and<br />
Sociometrics. IOPS was officially recognised by the KNAW (Royal<br />
Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences) as a Graduate School<br />
('onderzoekschool'), and this recognition was prolonged in June 1999. The<br />
following participate in this graduate school: University of Amsterdam<br />
(UvA), Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (VU), University of Twente (UT),<br />
University of Groningen (RUG), Leiden University (UL), University of<br />
Utrecht (UU; since 1999) and Tilburg University (UvT). Internet:<br />
www.iops.nl<br />
3.5 Course Load<br />
The course load of the <strong>PhD</strong> programme consists in total of 40 ECTS (except for the<br />
<strong>ERIM</strong> research master graduates). At the end of the first year the <strong>PhD</strong> candidate<br />
should have gained at least 25 ECTS. The remaining ECTS should be obtained in<br />
the second year. The courses are a compulsory part of the <strong>PhD</strong> programme and<br />
at the end of both the first and the second year <strong>PhD</strong> candidates will have to<br />
report to the <strong>ERIM</strong> Doctoral Programme Manager about the courses they have<br />
taken and passed. If the core courses have not been successfully completed after<br />
the second year, the <strong>PhD</strong> candidate will no longer receive <strong>ERIM</strong> financial support.<br />
After completion of the <strong>PhD</strong> course programme, the <strong>PhD</strong> candidate will receive a<br />
certificate.<br />
3.6 Course Timetable<br />
Semester 1 (autumn 2012):<br />
26 <strong>ERIM</strong> <strong>PhD</strong> <strong>Reference</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />
Teaching, Presenting, and Writing in<br />
English:<br />
Pre‐CPE level<br />
Specialisation Courses<br />
Scientific Integrity