Doctoral programmes

Doctoral programmes

Electrical Engineering
Electrical Engineering

The doctoral study programme in Electrical Engineering is a third-cycle programme that closely integrates study with scientific research and development work.

Biosciences
Biosciences

The interdisciplinary doctoral study programme in Biosciences is a third-cycle programme.

Statistics
Statistics

The interdisciplinary doctoral study programme in Statistics is a third-cycle programme.

Electrical Engineering
Electrical Engineering

The doctoral study programme in Electrical Engineering is a third-cycle programme that closely integrates study with scientific research and development work.

Biosciences
Biosciences

The interdisciplinary doctoral study programme in Biosciences is a third-cycle programme.

Statistics
Statistics

The interdisciplinary doctoral study programme in Statistics is a third-cycle programme.

A broad professional perspective and research excellence

A broad professional perspective and research excellence

Third-cycle doctoral study programmes at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering closely integrate study with scientific research and development work, enabling students to pursue independent research with a broad professional perspective, advanced methodological expertise, and the development of academic and research-oriented career paths.

The core focus of the programmes is independent research work carried out within programme and research groups under the guidance of a mentor. This approach allows students to plan their research careers at an early stage and align their work with future labour market needs.

Research activities take place within 27 research laboratories that conduct programmes and projects funded by ministries and agencies of the Republic of Slovenia, collaborate with Slovenian and international industry, and participate in projects within European Union programmes.

During their studies, students are expected to actively participate in scientific and professional workshops and conferences at both national and international levels. This enables them to develop skills in scientific communication, critical evaluation of their own research results and those of others, as well as knowledge transfer. In addition to demonstrating strong research skills, doctoral candidates are required to make original contributions to science in their doctoral dissertation, which is typically evidenced by the publication of at least one article in a peer-reviewed scientific journal with an impact factor.

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