Doctoral Education
The Ģֱ offers doctoral education in 18 doctoral programmes. We train researchers and experts with a broad range of skills to meet society's needs.
For dissertation supervisors
As stipulated in the Degree Regulations, each doctoral student has a designated supervisor-in-charge. The doctoral student and the supervisor-in-charge annually confirm a supervision document saved in an electronic system. The purpose of the supervision of a dissertation is to ensure that the doctoral student achieves the academic qualification required from a doctorate and that the dissertation fulfils the University’s dissertation requirements. - General Principles of JYU Graduate School
Ģֱ Graduate School
Transferable skills studies common for all doctoral students are arranged by, for example, the Open Science Centre, the Methodology Centre for Human Sciences (IHME), the Centre for Multilingual Academic Communication (Movi) and the units of University Services. The offering of transferable skills studies is planned in cooperation between the unit that arranges the teaching, the Graduate School, and the doctoral schools of faculties. - General Principles of JYU Graduate School
