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Doctoral Programme in Rethinking Globalization: Challenges and Interdisciplinary Solutions

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The doctorate represents a fundamental objective of our academic activity, and it ultimately justifies our presence in universities in Latin America. Through this doctorate, the objective of quality academic training, which is what we aim to achieve in our work, is materialised. Through this doctorate, we ideally strive to find a focused training objective in university teaching staff as a fundamental step towards improving the quality of university teaching in the host universities. The universities’ interest in continuing the master’s degree training through doctoral research among their teaching staff is an essential reason for justifying the choice of a university with which to collaborate.

Except for “Psychodidactics: Psychology of Education and Specific Didactics” and “Rehabilitation, Restoration and Integral Management of the Built Heritage and Existing Constructions”, which would have their own doctoral programme, the rest of the master's degrees combine all the doctoral activities in one single programme: “Rethinking Globalisation: challenges and interdisciplinary solutions”. A unification of activities into one management unit that, apart from facilitating the administrative tasks, also enables us to adapt our operations to meet the needs and specific nature of our Latin American students.

The programme has one body that is in charge of coordinating all its activities and that acts as a sole interlocutor both with our university and with the universities with which we have agreements in this area. Furthermore, the presence of the people responsible for the master’s degree programmes on the Doctorate's Academic Commission ensures that said commission will have access to any problem that may arise in the different programmes, as well as being able to apply the most efficient and fairest solution in each case. This approach is yielding very good results, if we take into account that over 160 doctoral theses have been defended since it began.

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Part-time studies

Duration: 5 - 8 courses

Places available: 35

Approximate fees: 219 €/academic year

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Full-time studies

Duration: 3 - 5 courses

Places available: 15

Approximate fees: 301 €/academic year

Contact

Academic queries: javi.bilbao@ehu.eus

Administrative queries: globalizacion.doke@ehu.eus

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Research teams and research topics

Research teams and research topics
Research teamsResearch topics
Democratic Society, State and Law
  • Application and interpretation of fundamental rights
  • Environmental laws between sustainable human development and market values
  • Neo-liberal society against democratic society
Philosophy and Globalization
  • Another globalization: critical-ethical, democratic and equity aspects
  • Culture, interculturality and identities in a global and digital world
  • History-philosophical-social ideas driving the globalization process
  • Science, technology, sustainability and knowledge
Public interventions in the globalized economy
  • Change, Complexity and Social Innovation
  • Economy of the Public Sector and Social Protection
  • Macroeconomic, industrial and regional policies. Governance in the EU
  • Urban sociology, migrations and the labour market
Sociolinguistics, Multilingualism, Language Acquisition, Language Teaching, Linguistic Variation and Language Contact
  • Creation of Corpus and Linguistic Tools in Minority Languages
  • Natural language processing: linguistic resources and integration of language tools
  • Representation and processing of language in the bilingual mind
  • Sociolinguistics: Bilingualism/Multilingualism. Language Acquisition, Language Teaching. Linguistic Variation and Language Contact
  • Standardization and Modernization of Minority Languages
Sociology of law
  • Criminology and new forms of crime
  • Equality and non-discrimination
  • Philosophy, history and sociology of legal and political thought