(This call announcement and links, including a printable pdf version, are found in http://www.oulu.fi/uniogs/dp/hbsdp/call-course-funding)

 

Internal call for course funding proposals for the development of doctoral training activities in Health and Biosciences

 

The Health and Biosciences Doctoral Programme (HBS-DP) will allocate funding to be used during the year 2019 to organize doctoral training activities within the following Doctoral Degree Programmes: Medicine, Biochemistry and Molecular Medicine, Health Sciences, Dentistry, and Biology.

The proposed doctoral training activities may comprise e.g. field-specific courses, symposia, workshops or alike targeted mainly to doctoral students. Joint or methodological courses suitable for several disciplines and courses/events arranged in local, national or international cooperation are also applicable. We would especially encourage applicants to plan multidisciplinary courses co-organized together with one or more of the other University of Oulu Doctoral Programmes (see http://www.oulu.fi/uniogs/dp).

Submission

Submission is open until March 31, 2019, if funding still remains available.

The persons responsible for the proposals will be informed of the decisions within 1-4 weeks.

Each proposal should include the following two items:

A. Short description of the training activity proposal (total length: 1-5 pages):

  1. The name, email, (faculty and) research unit of the contact person at the University of Oulu responsible for the proposal
  2. Title and planned time of the course or activity
  3. Amount of funding applied from HBS-DP
  4. The Doctoral Degree Programme(s) or scientific field(s) covered by the course. If relevant, describe also cross-disciplinary or other actions included in the course (within Health and Biosciences Doctoral Programme and/or with other Doctoral Programmes or with other institution(s)).
  5. A description of the need for the course and the need for, and added value provided by, the participation of the other partner(s) (if applicable);
  6. A description of the course or other training activity, including:
    • ECTS study credit value of the course (or an estimate if the detailed content is still under development; 1.0 ECTS credit corresponds to a total workload of 27 hours by the average doctoral student, including both hands-on teaching and own work);
    • The goals of the course;
    • The type of course, the learning activities undertaken by the students, and the methods to be employed for its delivery;
    • The teachers and the contents of the course, including details of the different contributions to be made by each of the partner institutions (if applicable)
    • Expected number of participants: doctoral students vs. others
  7. Priority ranking, if more than one course/ activity is applied by the same applicant

B. Filled web-form

·         Link to fill in the web-form: https://www.webropolsurveys.com/S/462F4FFD03E1006F.par

 

 

Guidelines for acceptable costs

Some guidelines for budgeting:

Submission

The responsible person of the proposed course should submit the application by e-mail to coordinator Mirja Peltola, including (A) the short course proposal (items 1-7) and (B) the filled web-form.

Further information

All funded proposals are required to be reported to HBS-DP after the course activity is completed.

For further information concerning the call, please contact the HBS-DP coordinators Mirja Peltola and/or Katja Riipinen (firstname.lastname (at) oulu.fi).

 

Best wishes,

Mirja & Katja

 

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Mirja Peltola, PhD

Coordinator

Health and Biosciences Doctoral Programme

 

P.O.Box 5000, FIN-90014 University of Oulu, Finland

(Aapistie 5A, Room 473B)

 

Tel: (+358) 0294 485447

Email: mirja.peltola @ oulu.fi

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