Boards and committees
The PhD Study Board
The main responsibilities of the PhD Study Board are defined in the University Act. The Board is elected and consists of representatives from the scientific staff and representatives from the PhD students.
Responsibilities of the board
- Recommending members to the assessment committee for assessing PhD theses
- Approving PhD courses
- Preparing proposals for the internal guidelines of the Graduate School of Health and Medical Sciences, including guidelines for PhD supervision
- Commenting on evaluations of the PhD programme and the PhD supervision, including international evaluations
- Approving applications for merit and exemption
- Commenting on issues of relevance to graduate training and supervision.
Standard rules of procedure for the PhD Study Board (PDF)
Members of the PhD Study Board
Scientific staff |
PhD students |
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Basic Medicine |
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Bärbel Nicole Schmitt |
Camilla Lund |
Odontology |
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Ana Raquel Benetti |
Maria Anastasia Grande |
Clinical Medicine |
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Christina Rostrup Kruuse Christian Krarup (alternate) |
Søren Zöga Diederichsen |
Public Health |
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Claus Ekstrøm Karl Bang Christensen (alternate) |
Rasmus Tolstrup Larsen Johan Lerbech Vinter (alternate) |
Veterinary Science |
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Susanna Cirera Salicio |
Esben Østergaard Eriksen Janne Graarup Hansen Lyngby (alternate) |
Pharmaceutical Science |
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| Dan Stærk | Maja Nørgaard Kristensen |
The Graduate Programme Committee
The heads of the graduate programmes are represented in the Graduate Programme Committee together with the Vice-Dean for Research and the Head of Graduate School. The committee is an advisory body aiming to ensure the best scientific environment for the PhD programme.
Learn more about the Graduate Programme Committee
- Contact Professor Hans Bräuner-Osborne, Head of the Graduate School.
- List of the Graduate Programmes and contact information.