Doctoral status
Doctoral candidates have the same rights in member universities as in their home university (access to online services, restaurants and university residences, special rates in transport, mobility scholarships, borrowing from libraries, etc.). The interdisciplinary offer of the European Campus universities in terms of courses is also open to them. The number of places may be limited.
- GRACE, University of Basel (fact sheet)
- International Graduate Academy, University of Freiburg (fact sheet)
- Collège doctoral, universities of Strasbourg and Haute-Alsace (fact sheet)
- Karlsruhe House of Young Scientists, Karlsruher Institute of Technology (fact sheet)
Doctoral candidates can also benefit from the existing networks between the member universities of the European Campus.
Binational doctorate: the co-tutoring of thesis
One subject, two universities. Within Eucor – The European Campus, several forms of doctoral supervision work side by side: the classical form, the national or international doctorate with double supervision, the European doctorate and the binational doctorate called co-tutoring of thesis. The latter intensifies international cooperation in research by strengthening the mobility of doctoral candidates. It enables, unlike other types of doctorate, to obtain a doctorate degree from two universities at the same time, based on a single thesis and a single exam, approved by the thesis tutors of the two universities concerned.
Information brochure “The binational doctoral degree” (3 MB)
Cross-border doctoral colleges
In addition to the co-tutoring of thesis, Eucor – The European Campus also has cross-border doctoral colleges, which offer the possibility of a structured cross-border doctorate:
- EURIdoc
- QUSTEC
- Hermann Paul School of Linguistics
- Joint Doctorate NeuroTime
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