CAPHRI PhD Guide

• Objectives
• Types of PhD candidates
• Team of supervisors
• Duration of the PhD trajectory
• Becoming a PhD candidate at CAPHRI

• Registration at CAPHRI
• Access to the online CAPHRI PhD Community
• Registration at FHML
• Registration in the PhD Track system
• Personal Research Plan (PRP)
• Training & Supervision Plan (TSP)
• PhD Budget
• First-year PhDs Meeting
• Research Lines

• Supervision
• Progress evaluation
• Annual assessment interview
• Monitoring your progress in the PhD TRACK system
• Personal and professional development (incl. courses)
• Quality assurance and integrity
• Open access policy

• End-terms for the PhD thesis
• Impact paragraph
• The final thesis layout
• Guide to the public defence of your thesis
• Costs
• Data storage
• CAPHRI Dissertation Award

• Postdoc funding opportunities
• Staff Career Centre

• PhD Administrative Coordinator
• PhD Community Coordinator
• PhD representatives

• Care representative

• PhD confidential advisors

• HR advisors

• FHML Research Office

• Mental well-being during your PhD

• CAPHRI community

Websites that can be inspirational or downright useful for PhD candidates.

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Pursuing a PhD is not only hard work. Of course it is also important to connect with your peers on a social level and relax.

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Doing a PhD is an exciting journey, but can at times be challenging and/or stressful. On this webpage you will find practical advice to help you manage and improve your mental well-being as a PhD candidate.

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