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Curriculum

The PSC PhD Program in Plant Sciences requires completion of 12 ECTS (ETHZ & UZH, credit points) and 18 ECTS (UNIBAS) from courses organized or accredited by the PSC. This includes: PSC courses, Life Science Zurich Graduate School (LSZGS) courses, and university courses in the area of transferable skills.

Additional ECTS (to the 12 or 18 ECTS, respectively) are not mandatory but can be obtained from Life Science Zurich Graduate School (LSZGS) courses, and PSC and other university courses in the area of transferable skills.

For your curriculum choose courses from the table below. The table is taken from PhD Program Plant Sciences guidelines (PDF, 309 KB):

Activities [Numbers correspond to chapters in the Guidelines] ECTS

 

2

Remainder of 12 or 18 ECTS* may be chosen from:

Core Elective Activity

Other Elective Activity

  • Participation in international scientific symposium with own scientific contribution (oral or poster presentation) (max. 1 ECTS)
  • Transferable skill course can also be visited at GRACE (UNIBAS), GRC or LSZGS and other continuing education offers
  • Organization of PSC PhD Symposium (2 ECTS) 

 

10 - 16*

* At UNIBAS, a total of 18 ECTS are requested. Please consult the PhD regulations of your host institution and get the approval of your principal investigator or thesis committee.

min. 12 / 18*

Accreditation of other courses (ECTS)

Participation in other courses (national/international) needs prior agreement of your PhD supervisor.

All ECTS acquired outside of ETHZ, UZH or UNIBAS and associated PhD Programs need a confirmed accreditation through the PSC office: fill the form in the submenu Procedures → Accreditation of external courses. 

PSC offers courses in collaboration with Life Science Zurich Graduate School, ETHZ, UZH and UNIBAS. Students have to make sure to follow accreditation procedures for all other courses.

Note

The PhD program in Plant Sciences is offering the course Ethics and Scientific Integrity for Doctoral Students (D-USYS) in spring term, however all research integrity courses hosted by your department are also accepted.