PhD in Atlantic Islands. History, Heritage and Institutional Legal Framework (interuniversity)

Mobility

  • Number of hours: 160 (one month, twenty working days x eight hours per day, for both full-time and part-time students)
  • Description:
    • Stay at a foreign research center, documentation center or university that is related to the doctoral program.
  • Control procedure: The acquisition of the skills and abilities acquired during the stay will be accredited by means of a written report of between 6,000 and 7,000 words on the specific activities carried out, and the achievement of the objectives reached for the doctoral thesis and which appear in the training activities plan.
  • Mobility activities: Each doctoral student must complete at least one stay at an international research centre, which, when added together, will add up to at least one month at the end of the training period. The purpose of this stay will be to attend specific courses and research seminars and to exchange experiences with other researchers. The thesis supervisor, in collaboration with the tutor and the doctoral student, will schedule these stays; they will be included in the training activities plan for each doctoral student and must therefore be approved by the academic committee of the doctorate. The flexibility in the development of the mobility stay (adding several stays or completing them in a single year) is intended to facilitate the completion of this activity for students enrolled part-time. For the purposes of verifying the mobility, the student may complete it at any of the foreign institutions with which there are signed collaboration agreements and which are listed in the corresponding annex of this proposal.