Joint Doctorate
With our Joint Doctorate, we at Una Europa aim to go beyond previously tested models for European doctoral programmes. Our Joint Doctorate will be
- a joint European doctoral title recognized in all the countries where Una Europa partners are active;
- based on mandatory supervision of the doctoral candidate by professors from several Una Europa partners;
- featuring obligatory stays at several Una Europa partners, in particular through Una Europa PhD Workshops;
- including multilingual short online training courses as well as a module for soft (transversal) skills;
- administered by joint structures for admission, selection, supervision and assessment.
We will first test the format in the Focus Area Cultural Heritage.
Content and relevance
Heritage is a source of common identity and cohesion among the eight Una Europa universities, all of which demonstrate a rich offer in Cultural Heritage as a field of study. The joint doctorate will build on doctoral studies offered by various schools and faculties, such as Fine Arts, Documentation Sciences, Tourism, Law, Philology, Humanities, Geography, History, Architecture and Engineering.
The Joint Doctorate in Cultural Heritage and the PhD Workshops on Cultural Heritage are Joint Innovative Formats developed under the 1Europe project.
Contact information
Maria Gravari-Barbas
Chair, Una Europa Self-Steering Committee for Cultural Heritage
Email: maria.gravari-barbas@wanadoo.fr