Admission criteria
Profile for admission
Students who have completed postgraduate studies in the field of energy efficiency and sustainability in industry, transport, building and town planning and thermal engineering or equivalent shall be deemed to have an eligible profile.
No complementary training is established.
-MERIT 1 (25%): Having technical and/or financial support that facilitates the achievement of the Doctoral Thesis by public/private entities, research groups integrated in the Doctoral Programme, or companies/technology centres with which the student has a working relationship (predoctoral grants, contracts in technology centres).-MERIT 2 (15%): To have a research project developed aligned with the research lines of the PhD programme. It will be positively valued if the subject matter is endorsed by lecturers from the PhD programme.-MERIT 3 (25%): Adequacy of the academic training of the Bachelor's and Master's degree to the ones stipulated in the general requirements.MERIT 4 (10%): Motivation letter in which motivation for this PhD programme, clarity of exposition, originality and ability to work in a team will be assessed.-MERIT 5 (10%): Knowledge of languages in accordance with European parameters. Only languages other than the mother tongue and which are not official languages either in each of the three universities of the PhD programme or in the applicants' countries of origin will be taken into account.MERIT 6 (15%): Other research merits (training courses, other doctorates, publications, congresses).
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Procedure for assigning a faculty member as a doctoral thesis tutor and director
Once a student has been accepted onto the doctoral programme, the Academic Commission will assign them a tutor and at least one director from among the faculty at the University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU) participating in the programme.
When a letter of endorsement is required from Doctoral Programme, director of the candidate will be the person indicated at the endorsement letter. No candidates will be accepted without endorsement letter, when it is required by doctoral programme.
Tutors are responsible for interactions between the doctoral candidate and the Academic Commission. They are also responsible for adapting training and research activities to the principles of the programmes and, where appropriate, the Doctoral School.
For more information, see the procedures and rules.