Study Programme

At the MaP Doctoral School, doctoral students gain cutting-edge skills and cross-disciplinary training to thrive in modern research. They join vibrant research communities in materials, processes, and manufacturing technologies, with plenty of support to grow and succeed.

Future-ready graduates develop strong expertise in their field, along with cross- and transdisciplinary skills. They also gain transferable abilities that help them create impact beyond their own scientific discipline, contributing to society as a whole.

The MaP Doctoral School organises its courses and activities using a matrix structure. Thematic tracks are arranged vertically, while cross-disciplinary topics run horizontally to connect and enrich these themes. In addition, there is a focus on transdisciplinary learning and the development of personal and transferable skills, such as research ethics, scientific practice, and science communication.

Matrix with 5 columns for the 5 tracks of the MaP Doctoral School -( advanced courses) and 6 rows for crossdisciplinary topics (experimental & characterization tools / simulartion, modeling, & theory / materials processing & fabrication / data-driven materials & processes / sustainability / etc.) covered with seminars and hands-on workshops. Over all interections of columns and row is a layer for transdisciplinary themes, eg. “mission”, area of application, societal relevance (calls for thematic symposia or whinter/summer schools. On the layer for transdisciplinary themes there are keywords such as low carbon, health (ageing, etc.), energy, technology for development, infracsturcures (mobility, communication, etc.), and circularity & recycling (urban mining, etc.).

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