Course Descriptions

The aim of this course is 1) To teach the scope, basics and access to information of scientific research, how to develop academic communication, 2) To help the students having the necessary skills in written and oral presentations, 3) To enable them reading and understanding scientific texts, preparing and publishing research articles accordingly, 4) To teach them how to review manuscripts, 5) To teach the Latex used to prepare documents, 6) To ensure that they have knowledge about scientific ethics issues and that unethical behaviors are prevented.

The aim of this course is 1. To gain the ability to use scientific research methods and effective presentation techniques. 2. To enable each doctoral student to select the thesis topics in which they can specialize and to examine the studies in these areas. 3. In the light of these, to shape their own theses and to ensure that the thesis proposal can be prepared and presented. 4. Provide constructive discussions and cultivate a lively and supportive research community.

The aim of this course is 1) To prepare students for the process of proposing and defending their thesis research. 2) To teach the key components of a successful proposal, including the research question, literature review, methodology, and timeline. 3) To teach them how to write a proposal that is clear, and persuasive, and communicate their research effectively to their academic community.

Elective Course