Doctoral School

Research stage

DAD- Tool for managing the doctoral student activity report

ATENEA PhD is a virtual platform to help doctoral candidates manage their activity report (DAD) and submit the research plan and the doctoral thesis.

The doctoral student activity report (DAD) is an individual record for controlling and monitoring activities carried out by the doctoral student that contribute to developing the research plan in accordance with the provisions by the academic committee of the doctoral programme. At the UPC, this report is created and managed using ATENEA PhD from the moment you complete your first enrolment for the doctoral programme.

 

 

 

 

Doctoral student activity report (DAD) 

The doctoral student activity report is created and managed using the tool ATENEA PhD. This is the template (doc), but you have to generate the document using the tool.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Commitment agreement between the doctoral student and the thesis supervisor (CDDT)

This commitment agreement establishes the rights and obligations between the doctoral candidate and the thesis supervisor(s) in order to progress in writing the doctoral thesis. All parties must sign this agreement when the academic committee of the doctoral programme appoints the supervisor(s) of the doctoral candidate, with the approval of the director of the Doctoral School.

 

Doctoral candidates who participate in the Industrial Doctorates Plan must, inaddition to the CDDT form, submit the following document: "Consent for the transfer of personal data within the framework of the call for the Industrial Doctorates Plan".

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Commitment agreement between the doctoral student and the external thesis supervisor (CDDT-E)

In the event that a supervisor is external to the UPC, it is necessary to complete this form instead of the CDDT. Unlike the CDDT form, this one has a section for the Standing Committee of the Doctoral School to authorise appointing an external thesis supervisor or co-supervisor.

 

Doctoral candidates who participate in the Industrial Doctorates Plan must, inaddition to the CDDT-CDDTE form, submit the following document: "Consent for the transfer of personal data within the framework of the call for the Industrial Doctorates Plan".