The doctoral thesis may be co-supervised by a maximum of three doctors when there are academic reasons that warrant this, such as the interdisciplinarity of the dissertation and the corresponding research. The co-supervision is subject to prior authorisation from the Academic Committee of the doctoral programme. This authorisation may be subsequently withdrawn if, in the opinion of the Academic Committee, the co-supervision does not benefit the development of the thesis.

Thesis co-supervisors must be doctors with accredited research experience, meeting the same requisites as supervisors in that regard.

The student must complete the application form for thesis co-supervision and submit it, together with the necessary documentation, to [email protected].

Application documents:

  • A completed application form for thesis co-supervision.
  • A document explaining the academic grounds for the request.
  • A report from the thesis supervisor, accepting a co-supervision arrangement.
  • A statement of acceptance from the new co-supervisor.
  • The new co-supervisor's CV.
  • Evidence of the new co-supervisor's eligibility.