The interdisciplinary courses are open to all PhD students, upon registration.
PHD STUDENTS - 38th CYCLE
To obtain the PhD degree, every PhD student has to get at least 11 CFU (unless the individual PhD programmes have different rules):
- at least 8 CFU obtained from the teachings of their own PhD course;
- at least 3 CFU obtained from the interdisciplinary courses;
PHD STUDENTS FROM PREVIOUS CYCLES
To obtain the PhD degree, every PhD student has to get at least 8 CFU (unless the individual PhD programmes have different rules):
- at least 4 CFU obtained from the teachings of their own PhD course;
- at least 2 CFU obtained from the interdisciplinary courses;
ATTENDANCE is mandatory for 70% of the scheduled class hours for each course.
The attendance mode (online, in-person etc.) is decided by the teacher and is specified in the syllabus of each course.
You can enrol in a course by entering the Segreterie On-line and choosing “Elective courses”, only during the registration periods specified for each course.
The registration will be closed on the achivement of the maximum number of partecipants specified in syllabus.
No additional registration on the e-learning platform is required
Syllabus and teaching material will be available by accessing the e-learning platform with university credentials: https://elearning.unimib.it/course/index.php?categoryid=10713&lang=en
The proposal is to provide one day per year of "Hands on RRI" to accompany and support doctoral students from the first to the third year, during all phases of their research, including the final stages of impact assessment and sharing results.
- First-year doctoral students
The "Hands on RRI" interactive course on “(CO) DESIGNING RESPONSIBLE RESEARCH. INTEGRITY, ETHICS & REPRODUCIBILITY will - have the same format for all Ph.D. students, although brought back to the specifics of disciplinary fields, and research project.
- HUMAN AND LIFE SCIENCES (Education in Contemporary Society, DIMET, Neuroscience, Psychology, linguistics and cognitive neuroscience, Public health, TeCSBi) - 21/02/2024 9 am - 6 pm, room U4-02
- STEM (Physics and Astronomy, Chemical, Geological and Environmental Sciences, Marine Sciences, Materials Science and Nanotechnology) - 11/03/2024 9 am - 6 pm, room Sironi U4-8
- ECONOMIC, LEGAL, SOCIAL SCIENCES (ASEP, Business for Society, Cultural and Social Anthropology, ECOSTAT, Computer science, Intangible Heritage in Socio-Cultural Innovation, Legal Sciences, The New Public Administration: data and human resources, URBEUR) - New date 22/04/2024 9 am - 6 pm, room U9-07
- Second-year doctoral students
The “Hands on RRI” interactive course on “DEVELOPING RESPONSIBLE RESEARCH” will have 2 formats:
- a common half a day format on “MONITORING RRI ACTIVITIES AND THEIR IMPACTS WITH INDICATORS FOR PROCESSES, INTERMEDIATE OUTCOMES AND PERCEPTIONS”
- a half-day seminar on Open challenges for responsible research that each doctoral student can choose from the following 3 options:
- Artificial Intelligence in research (for a good practice) 21/05/2024 2.30 pm - 5 pm
- Participatory research, citizen science in practice 27/06/2024 2.30 pm - 5 pm
- Next-generation (integrated-digitalized data-omics based) research 26/09/2024 2.30 pm - 5 pm
- HUMAN AND LIFE SCIENCES (Educazione nella società contemporanea, DIMET, Neuroscienze, Psicologia, Public Health Epidemiology, Statistics and Economics, TeCSBi) - 04/03/2024 9.30 am - 2.30 pm, room U2-02 (lunch break 12 pm - 1 pm)
- ECONOMIC, LEGAL, SOCIAL SCIENCES (ASEP, Antropologia, B4S, ECOSTAT, Informatica, Patrimonio Immateriale nell'innovazione socio-culturale, Risorse per la nuova P.A., Scienze giuridiche, Urbeur) - 15/04/2024 2 pm - 6 pm room U1-03
- STEM (Physics and Astronomy, Chemical, Geological and Environmental Sciences, Marine Sciences, Materials Science and Nanotechnology) - 20/05/2024 2 pm - 6 pm room U1-06
Attendance is mandatory.
The program is available at the following link