EUA Doctoral Week: Global perspectives,
Funding of Doctoral Education and Quality Assurance
Hosted by Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm, Sweden
23-27 September 2012
From 23 to 27 September 2012, EUA-CDE offers a special opportunity to engage with three highly relevant issues for doctoral education: global trends, funding and quality assurance. In three separate but connected events, participants will have the chance to deepen their understanding of different aspects of doctoral education, from discussions about global developments to implementing local reforms in individual universities. It is a unique opportunity to engage in dialogue with many different stakeholders and to explore the continuous development of doctoral education.
The CODOC Final Conference will present the report that summarises the results of this Erasmus Mundus-funded project and explains trends in doctoral education in Asia, Latin America, Southern Africa and Europe. There will be speakers and participants from across the world examining the project‘s findings and discussing trends in doctoral education in Europe and beyond.
The EUA-CDE Annual Meeting will focus on the issue of funding doctoral education. It will present and critically examine different models of investment in doctoral education, illustrate the interplay between excellence and capacity building, and explore the internal costing of doctoral schools and programmes. The meeting will aim to provide a platform for dialogue between universities, funding organisations and other stakeholders.
Please also note that the Call for Presentations for the Annual Meeting is still open and you are encouraged to submit a proposal for consideration by 15 June 2012. You can find instructions on how to propose a contribution here. 
The ARDE Workshop is the final event in an EUA-coordinated project on quality management in doctoral education, supported by the European Commission’s Lifelong Learning Programme. The workshop will be an opportunity to engage in discussions on the topic, share good practices with the different actors in the field and to formulate clear recommendations on how to ensure transparency and accountability in doctoral schools and programmes.
Audience
The EUA Doctoral Week is open to all stakeholders concerned with doctoral education, such as Vice-Rectors, heads of doctoral schools, funding organisations and political actors. The specific events will also be of interest to heads of internationalisation, organisations involved in development activities, quality managers, directors of finance and quality assurance agencies.
Hosted by
Co-funded by
CODOC: With the support of the Erasmus Mundus Programme of the European Commission.
ARDE: With the support of the Lifelong Learning Programme of the European Commission.
© Photo: Magnus Aldemark (entrance, conference venue)