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- DOCTORAL THESES
- Access requirements and general admission criteria
Here you can see the access requirements and general admission criteria to pre-register to the doctoral programme.
In addition to this, check the specific admission criteria of this programme, which you will find below on this website.
- Documentation required for pre-registration
Here you will find the academic calendar, the link to pre-register and which documentation you should present in PDF for pre-registration.
Specific admission criteria of the doctoral programme
Specific requirements
- A personal letter of motivation.
- A curriculum vitae, together with documents supporting everything stated therein.
Merits and assessment criteria
- Undergraduate education (25%): a bachelor's degree or pre-EHEA degree in sciences such as medicine, physiotherapy, human nutrition and dietetics, nursing, psychology, biology, chemistry, physics, biotechnology, oenology or any other that is consistent with the programme's research and the thesis project.
- Postgraduate education (35%): Preferably, a master's degree in sciences related to the research line in which the thesis project is framed.
- Languages (20%): English, medium-high level (B1 or B2).
- Scientific merits (20%): 1) Previous research experience will be taken into account, especially if proven by scientific articles. 2) The feasibility and value of the proposed thesis project will be taken into account. Before assessment, the applicant must be accepted by a research group with a line in the doctoral programme.
Complementary training
Bridging courses will be programmed individually according to the evaluation by the thesis supervisor, who will detect any specific gaps in the doctoral student's knowledge regarding their research line. Students who have completed one of the URV's official master's degrees in the ambit of health should not need to complete any bridging courses. Bridging courses will be introductory subjects from the following master's degrees:
• Genetic, nutritional and environmental factors in growth and development
• Aging and health
• Nutrition and metabolism
• Mental health
- Enrolment (online enrolment)
See how to enrol here.