OENODOC International Joint Doctorate
OENODOC JOINT DOCTORATE is a three-year international Joint Doctoral Programme aimed at addressing the current challenges in the fields of oenology and viticulture. It has been created by a consortium of partner institutions originating from France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Hungary, Chile, and South Africa. The University of Bordeaux is the coordinator of the programme.
The consortium is dedicated to research excellence and education and each partner possesses the top recognition level in oenology/viticulture research. Each participating country is recognized for high quality wine production.
Focused on the current challenges, from vines to wine consumption, the topics of the programme include: vitiviniculture biophysical, economic and social environments, sustainable vitiviniculture, integrated production, regulation and impacts of biotechnologies, oenological practices and techniques, identification and analysis methods of vines, quality and safety of wines, nutrition and health, management, economy…
The main activities of the programme are:
- Courses (20 ECTS)
- Doctoral Research in at least 2 partner institutions (160 ECTS): research project, thesis, participation to international conferences, presentation of papers, bibliography, publication, reports.
- Optional activities (eg: additional courses) are available through the network.
The programme includes a compulsory mobility in at least 2 partner institutions during the preparation of the doctorate. The programme can offer PhD proposals, but eligible applicants can also propose research projects including mobility schemes.
Students are encouraged to apply for financial support in their home countries. Partner institutions may assist candidates in obtaining total or partial financial support.
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