Phd in AUTOMATIC CONTROL, BIOENGINEERING AND OPERATIONS RESEARCH

List of courses / activities for the first year

More information Each year, the ABRO PhD organises 2 core courses of 5 credits each, focusing on two of the three curricula (A=Automatics, B=Bioengineering, RO=Operational Research) in rotation according to the model: A+B, A+RO, B+RO. The course topics (ABRO 20XX Course on Advances in A/B/RO) change from year to year to provide ABRO students with an up-to-date overview of the latest research topics and techniques in the field. These courses are compulsory for first-year students. The first-year study and research plan is defined by the doctoral student in consultation with his/her supervisor. See the ABRO rules for study activities in the Documentation section. Method of choosing the subject of the thesis The general area of the PhD thesis is defined by the PhD student in accordance with his/her supervisor. Admission to the second year According to the ABRO rules for study activities and the Sapienza regulations for doctoral programmes.

List of courses / activities for the second year

More information Each year, the ABRO PhD organises 2 core courses of 5 credits each, focusing on two of the three curricula (A=Automatics, B=Bioengineering, RO=Operational Research) in rotation according to the model: A+B, A+RO, B+RO. The course topics (ABRO 20XX Course on Advances in A/B/RO) change from year to year to provide ABRO students with an up-to-date overview of the latest research topics and techniques in the field. The study and research plan for the second year is defined by the PhD student in agreement with his/her supervisor. See the ABRO rules for study activities in the Documentation section. Method of preparation of the thesis The specific subject of the PhD thesis is defined by the PhD student in accordance with his/her supervisor. Admission to the third year In accordance with the ABRO regulations for study activities and the Sapienza regulations for PhD courses, both available in the Documents section.

List of courses / activities for the third year

More information In the third year, no study activities in institutional courses are planned to allow the PhD student to concentrate on writing his/her doctoral thesis. Attendance at externally organised PhD schools is of course allowed. Method of admission to the final examination In accordance with the ABRO regulations and the Sapienza regulations for PhD courses, both available in the Documents section. Final examination In accordance with the ABRO regulations and the Sapienza regulations for PhD courses, both available in the Documents section.