Doctoral Programme in Local Development and International Cooperation Doctoral Programme

• Summary
• Structure
• Organisation
• Competencies
• Admission
• Research lines
• Quality

• Specific admission requirements
• Selection criteria

Admission criteria:
The appraisal criteria to be followed in the event of being admitted into the doctoral studies will be:
30% Academic record: the average grades of the Undergraduate degree and the Master’s degree will be valued.
20% complementary training: the training related to the areas of
local development and international development aid will be valued.
 20% motivation for taking the doctoral studies: the personal
and professional interests to do the doctoral thesis, and the feasible propositionby the doctoral student to finish the thesis within the deadline established by the current regulations will be valued.
Current regulations:
15 % Researching Experience
15% Professional Experience
Proving all these with the appropriate documents in each case. The motivation will be valued through a required letter together with the application and in case, through a personal interview.