Online Workshop with Dr. Carsten Gießing
During last years there has been a growing interest in analysing the human brain as a complex system of interconnected processing nodes. Such analyses…
Environmental Sciences and Biodiversity
Contact
Dr. Ferdinand Esser
Coordinator of Integrated Research Training Group
Project Management SFB/TRR 51 Roseobacter
Departmental Erasmus Coordinator
Coordinator of the PhD program 'Environmental Sciences and Biodiversity'
Institute for Chemistry and Biology of the Marine Environment (ICBM)
Phone: +49 (0)441 / 798-3171
Room: W15 0-031
E-mail: fersbdkkdinand.essejwsvr@uolqnil.decg6ie
Courses and events
Mon 05.10.20
- Wed 07.10.20
Neurophysiological Imaging and Data Analysis - Complex network analyses of fMRI data
PhD study programme Environmental Sciences and Biodiversity
Wed 07.10.20
09:00 - 12:00
09:00 - 12:00
OLTECH Welcome Workshop
PhD study programme Environmental Sciences and Biodiversity
Online Welcome Workshop for all new PhDs of the Graduate School Science and Technology and interested PhD students of the Faculty II, V und VI
Type of workshop: Online-workshop
The topics of…
Mon 16.11.20
08:30 - 17:30
08:30 - 17:30
Scientific Writing and Publishing (Online Workshop)
PhD study programme Environmental Sciences and Biodiversity
The workshop addresses PhD students of the graduate school Oltech.
Each participant is required to have written a scientific document in English that is at least ¾ completed, or have already…
PhD study programme 'Environmental Sciences and Biodiversity'
Profile of the PhD programme
To get a general idea of the PhD Study Programme 'Environmental Sciences and Biodiversity' take a look at the overview.
Current programme
We offer a three year PhD with courses in three different modules:
- Specialised scientific knowledge (eng./germ.)
- Communicative competences (eng./germ.)
- Systemic competences and soft skills (eng./germ.)
The core of the programme is an independent doctoral research project in one of the participating research groups.
In addition to their scientific research, students have to take courses in three main areas (30-60 credit points):
Specialised scientific knowledge
In these courses students broaden and deepen their scientific knowledge in the context of their field of research and acquire the necessary skills to perform their laboratory work. Students take an active part in colloquia, congresses, summer schools and lab visits abroad (at least 12 credit points).
Communicative competence
Students are trained in communication and presentation techniques and improve their expertise in knowledge transfer (at least 6 credit points).
Interdisciplinary competences and soft skills
Students can develop strategies and expertise for their scientific career. The main issues are data management (statistics), project management, scientific writing, publishing own research results, writing proposals for grants and funds, and training for job application (at least 6 credit points).
Research
Further information on the scientific work and research you find on the homepages of Institute for Chemistry and Biology of the marine Environment (ICBM) and the Department of Biology and Environmental Sciences (IBU).
Junior Scientists
Further information about the opportunities for doctoral studies at ICBM: Institute for Chemistry and Biology of the Marine Environment