Seminarium doktorskie 270-NSS3-4SEMNS
Konwersatorium (KON) Rok akademicki 2022/23

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WERYFIKACJA EFEKTÓW KSZTAŁCENIA:

SDNS_UW02 - konceptualizacja rozprawy doktorskiej oraz udział doktoranta w grantach, współautorstwo artykułów naukowych dokumentowane opublikowanymi artykułami

SDNS_UW03 - dyskusja, postępy w konceptualizacji pracy doktorskiej i pisanie pracy doktorskiej

SDNS_UW04 - współautorstwo w artykułach naukowych z listy MEN i własny artykuł naukowy opublikowany w czasopiśmie z listy MEN

SDNS_UK02 -uczestnictwo w konferencjach oraz współautorstwo artykułów naukowych

SDNS_UK03 - dyskusja na seminarium

SDNS_UK04 - konceptualizacja i napisanie części empirycznych pracy doktorskiej

SDNS_UO01 - realizacja planu badawczego i współpraca w ramach realizacji grantów

SDNS_UU01 - opracowanie koncepcji i części dysertacji doktorskiej, autorstwo samodzielne artykułu naukowego

SDNS_KK01 - dyskusja na seminarium, studia przypadków, napisanie rozdziałów pracy doktorskiej

SDNS_KK02 - napisanie części empirycznej pracy doktorskiej, dyskusja na seminarium, studia przypadków

SDNS_KO01 - prowadzenie zajęć ze studentami

SDNS_KO02 - dyskusja na seminarium

SDNS_KO03 - dyskusja na seminarium

SDNS_KR01 - dyskusja na seminarium, opracowanie rozdziałów empirycznych

Analiza bieżących postępów studenta w zakresie:

- realizacja Planu Badawczego ;

- przygotowania rozprawy doktorskiej.

Zaliczenia roczne: pisemna pozytywna opinia opiekuna naukowego o prezentowanych wynikach kolejnych etapów badań naukowych, w tym postępów prac nad rozprawą doktorską, z uwzględnieniem pisemnego sprawozdania doktoranta z jego pracy naukowo-badawczej. Przygotowanie całości rozprawy doktorskiej.

Zależny od Planu Badawczego, postępów w pisaniu pracy, indywidualnych uwarunkowań i potrzeb.

Wykład, dyskusja, omawianie problemów szczegółowych, studia przypadków