Training activities
The verified report of the doctoral program in Applied Creativity includes the following training activities:
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Courses offered by the Library Service.
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conference, seminars, conferences, congresses, workshops organised by the School and the groups of research.
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conference, seminars, conferences, congresses, forums, workshops in other universities and centers.
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Presentation of research progress.
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research at the University: multidisciplinarity, ethics and society.
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Scientific contribution.
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mobility.
See the detailed description of these activities.
enquiry the calendar of general training activities organized by the doctorate School for this academic year.
The annual monitoring will be carried out by Academic Committee on the basis of the following documents
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thesis Director 's report on the activity performed
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research plan for the following year
The Activity Register records the training activities carried out during the course. Below is the recommended path for the activity of a PhD student both full-time and part-time in the doctoral program in Applied Creativity that will serve as reference letter for the assessment of the work carried out:
1st year/evaluation
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Completion of complementary training
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project from thesis
2nd year/assessment (in addition to first year activities)
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Completion of complementary training, if not completed in the first year.
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Course on protection of results of research and technology transfer (educational activity nº 2).
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1 exhibition of the work carried out at department/area (educational activity nº 8). It is compulsory to do it at least once during the doctoral period.
3rd-4th year or to presentation from thesis (in addition to the above activities)
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Course on protection of results of research and technology transfer (educational activity nº 2), if not already taken.
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1 presentation oral to congress/lecture International with conference proceedings published, as first or second signatory (educational activity nº 5),
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1 Publication accepted as first or second author in indexed journals (educational activity nº 9).
mobility
To facilitate mobility, the following resources are available:
The School of doctorate Studies informs on a timely basis about the public calls for mobility for both professors and students and also has a mobility scholarship fund financed by the association of Friends of the University of Navarra. For further information, please contact
Both the University and the Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura seek contact with other centers to facilitate the mobility of our doctoral students. The following partnership agreements are currently in force.
For more information on the research stays, enquiry the detailed description of the Training Activities on this website.
List of agreements of the doctoral program in Applied Creativity
As stated in the Spanish Strategy for Science, Technology and Innovation 2013-2020, mobility is a critical factor in favoring knowledge transfer, improving knowledge and technology absorption capabilities, and fostering dialogue and partnership.
In particular, mobility associated with the doctoral program is a core topic for improving the skills of the research team and the PhD student, and constitutes a fundamental vehicle for: establishing partnership links, facilitating learning processes, increasing the use of scientific and technological knowledge and the generation of new knowledge, new applications and developing service products.
In this context, in the doctoral program the PhD student is oriented from the beginning to carry out the following activities:
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attendance and presentation of his research at international congresses and other forums.
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Visits to archives and libraries in search of information related to doctoral research projects.
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Relevant professional collaborations for applied research.
These activities will be designed together with the thesis director and must have the approval of the Academic Committee.
Stays of research
On the other hand, it is possible to carry out stays in other prestigious international centers to broaden knowledge and open up possibilities for new projects and research collaborations. In this framework, specific doctorate programs are also promoted that incorporate mobility and the connection with the professional and international environment in a structural way:
thesis modalities :
modality through which the PhD student develops his/her thesis under the joint supervision of two universities, one of them foreign, which allows obtaining a double degree scroll of doctor. It requires the signature a specific agreement between the institutions and a minimum academic stay of 6 months in the center with which the co-supervision is established, carrying out research work, either in a single period or in several periods. Stays and activities will be reflected in the co-supervision agreement . The Doctor's degree scroll will include on its front side the statement "thesis under co-supervision with the University U". For further information, please contact
modality that involves the completion of a doctoral thesis in the framework of a research project of a business, which falls within one of the lines of research of the doctoral program of the University. It requires the signature a partnership agreement with the business and that the PhD student is hired by the business for at least one year to develop his/her research aligned with the strategic interests of the business, under academic and business supervision. The accredited specialization of "Industrialdoctorate " will be obtained. More information and application form
This thesis modality consists of obtaining the accredited specialization "International Doctor" provided that the following requirements are met: a stay of at least three months in a foreign institution of higher teaching or a prestigious center of higher education, studying programs of study or doing research work. The participation of international experts in the assessment and defense of the thesis , and the partial essay of the thesis in a language other than any of the official languages in Spain (with the exception of stays in a Spanish-speaking country). More information and application form
CONTACT
Carlos Chocarro Bujanda
coordinator of the Programme
doctoradocreap@unav.esCampus university
31009 Pamplona, Spain
+34 948 42 56 00
Ext. 802759
E-mail