ARDRE training
PhD research training
ARDRE PhD students carry out research projects as agreed with their individual thesis committee in the participating research groups, and are integrated in their internal and international networks and collaborations, and in the scientific environment of the university.
In addition to the field specific courses, fellows will participate in several of the interdisciplinary ARDRE courses and retreats, which address common research issues, problems and tools of relevance for all fellows and participating research groups:
ARDRE specific training programme
- DP ARDRE interdisciplinary advanced research training
- DP ARDRE transferable skill training programme
The MSCA PhD training plus
The ARDRE programme is based on the three essential "inter"-related training elements, which are inherent to EU funded Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA):
Interdisciplinary training
- Discipline specific research through experienced main supervisors and training in research groups
- Co-supervision by the second (and optionally third) supervisor from another discipline
- Joint ARDRE training programme with interdisciplinary and soft-skill courses, workshops and schools
- Multi-disciplinary projects: e.g. peer-instruction workshops and methodological research clusters
International mobility
- Transnational mobility of the incoming ESR
- Possibility of research secondment to international academic partner institutions
- Participation in international conferences and workshops
- International research networks of the supervisors facilitate development of individual collaborations
Intersectoral contacts
- Practical experience through possibility for secondments to industry and public-sector partners
- Individual mentoring by alumni now working outside of academia
- Training in transferable skills (including communication skills) as part of the formal programme
- Guest lectures and training by intersectoral experts from industry, transfer services, and media
Funding
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under the Marie Skłodowska-Curie grant agreement No 847681.
