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Doctoral thesis. (1) The doctoral thesis must be the candidate's own work. Furthermore, it must be an appropriately formulated and scientifically noteworthy contribution to scientific research. As a rule, the thesis must be written in German. Department-specific provisions can also permit submission of a thesis written in a modern foreign lan- guage. In such cases, a German-language summary must be submitted together with the foreign-language version. Further details are specified in the department- specific provisions.
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Doctoral thesis. The doctoral thesis shall be written in (language) An abstract of the doctoral thesis shall be supplied in language). Defence: The defence of the doctoral thesis is to take place in (language)
Doctoral thesis. The single doctoral thesis is written in [language]. A summary of the doctoral thesis is provided in English and Dutch [and if necessary in an additional language]. For the production of the doctoral thesis, the lay-out prescriptions of the [name partner institution] will be handled. At a minimum, the logos of both partner institutions are to be clearly visible on the front page of the thesis.
Doctoral thesis. The single doctoral thesis is written in English. A summary of the doctoral thesis is provided in English and Dutch [and if necessary in an additional language]. In the separate appendix for each PhD candidate will be inserted which lay-out prescriptions will be handled for the production of the doctoral thesis. At a minimum, the logos of all partner institutions are to be clearly visible on the front page of the thesis. At all times the Ghent University logo and, if possible, the FFW logo have to figure (in an equally prominent way as the joint institution(s) logo(s)) on the booklet cover of the doctoral dissertation.
Doctoral thesis. The Doctoral Thesis will be realised on the following Joint Doctoral Topic proposed by the Home and Host Universities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . The Doctoral Thesis will be written in English and will contain a summary in English and in the local languages of the Home and Host Universities. The Doctoral Thesis defence (viva voce examination) will be held in English.
Doctoral thesis. The Doctoral Thesis will be realised on one of the Joint Doctoral Topics proposed by the two Universities of the co-tutelle. An outline of the thesis’ topic and research agenda will be detailed in the Doctoral Project Plan.
Doctoral thesis. Following the guidelines at the U KN and the rules for writing doctoral thesis in the RTG R3, the thesis of a doctoral researcher enrolled in the RTG R3 should preferentially consist of three manuscripts publishable in international journals, and a general introduction and discussion. One of the manuscripts should have been published or be accepted for publication with the doctoral researcher as first author. The other two manuscripts should be publishable and the doctoral researcher must at least be coauthor. It is expected that the thesis will be written in English, but German is also allowed.
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Doctoral thesis. Independently compiled scientific output of the doctoral work. It has to be written in English and should be composed of several single scientific manuscripts with a detailed summary in English and German.
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