CONFERENCEResearch is the central component of doctoral studies, serving as the foundation for generating new knowledge, developing critical thinking and fostering academic independence. Doctoral candidates conduct original research that contributes to their chosen field, often addressing complex, real-world challenges. Through close collaboration with experienced supervisors, participation in interdisciplinary projects, and access to modern research infrastructure, doctoral candidates refine their methodological skills and deepen their professional expertise.
The research component of the study programme includes conducting an empirical study, publishing research results in scientific articles and presenting them at academic conferences, as well as preparing and defending the doctoral thesis.
During the development of the doctoral thesis, doctoral candidates are encouraged to participate in international mobility, enabling them to build collaborative networks with researchers working in the same field, expand their professional contacts and gain access to broader research infrastructure through joint doctoral supervision (cotutelle) with a partner university abroad.