As a doctoral student enrolled in an accredited USMB or co-accredited USMB/UGA doctoral school, you have access to several types of training courses designed to :
- Supporting you in your doctoral work
- Give you maximum autonomy and ease in your field of research
- Prepare you for your professional integration, whether in the field of public research or research and development in the corporate world
Framing
Your academics contract requires a minimum of 120 hours of academics during the preparation of your full-time thesis(50 hours for a part-time thesis).
USMB doctoral programs
They can be divided into 3 main types:
Training
scientific
Proposed by your doctoral school
Scientific training courses enable doctoral students to explore
new scientific fields useful to their research work, and
to acquire a broader scientific culture in the themes
addressed by their doctoral school (Information available on
doctoral school websites).
Cross-disciplinary training
Proposed by your doctoral school or college
A set of modules designed to open up avenues of reflection on research in relation to major societal issues, and to acquire the practices and tools of the researcher or teacher-researcher.
Training
for professional integration
Proposed by the doctoral college
A range of modules from academics to give PhD students a better understanding of research careers and prepare them for professional integration and/or entrepreneurship.
USMB doctoral training catalog
Details of these courses, classified by type of academics, can be found in the ADUM catalog: