Ground-breaking international PhD programmes
PhDs are qualified as ground-breaking with an international characterisation if at the time of accreditation by ANVUR they present at least one of the following characteristics (specified in the MIUR guidelines adopted with Note 3315 - February 1, 2019):
- PhDs in collaboration with foreign universities and research organisations;
- PhD related to participation in international calls (Marie Sklodowska Curie, ERC, etc.);
- at least 25% of the doctoral committee's members are professors from qualified foreign universities or research centres;
- presence of any curricula in collaboration with foreign universities and research bodies and average duration of the period abroad of at least 12 months;
- at least one-third of the students enrolled in the PhD programme has an admission qualification acquired abroad.
Ground-breaking International PhDs - 36th cycle course catalogue
- Arterial Hypertension And Vascular Biology
- Astronomy, Astrophysics and Space Science
- Environmental and Evolutionary Biology
- Comparative and International Law
- Roman Law, Theory of Legal Systems and Private Law of markets
- Economics
- Experimental and clinical hepato-gastroenterology
- European Phd on Socio-Economic and Statistical studies
- Pharmacology and Toxicology
- Philology and History of the Ancient World
- Philosophy
- Physics
- Angio-Cardio-Thoracic Pathophisiology and Imaging
- Genetics and Molecular Biology
- Aeronautical and Space Engineering
- Structural Engineering and Geotechnics
- Innovation in Immuno-Mediated and Hematological Disorders
- Classical and Modern Italian Studies
- Mathematics
- Theoretical and Applied Mechanics
- Experimental Medicine
- Molecular Design and Characterization for the Promotion of Health and Well-Being: from drug to food
- Clinical Experimental Neuroscience and Psychiatry
- Behavioral Neuroscience
- Landscape and Environment
- Sensorineural Plasticity
- Psychology and Social Neuroscience
- Earth Sciences
- Applied Social Sciences
- History of Art
- History, representation and restoration of Architecture
- Germanic and Slavic Studies
- Studies in English Literatures, Language and Translation
- Biomedical Technologies in Clinical Medicine
- Course in Information and Communication Technology
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