FACULTY OF PSYCHOLOGY AND EDUCATIONAL SCIENCES Research unit doctoral student DOClog-file In accordance with the Faculty’s doctoral regulations Name + surname doctoral student VERSION SEPTEMBER 2015 DOCLOG 1 Introduction The Faculty Council approved the current doctoral regulations. These regulations incorporate criteria, procedures and formalities with regard to the doctoral programme of our Faculty. The full text of the new regulations can be found on the doctoral programme webpage of the Faculty website (http://ppw.kuleuven.be/english/phd). These guidelines apply to anyone seeking to pursue a doctoral degree in Psychology or in Educational Sciences. Motivated exemptions can be addressed to the respective coordinators (via doctoraten@ppw.kuleuven.be). Some of the doctoral students have already fulfilled part of the program requirements according to the previous system Transitional arrangements can be found on the website of the doctoral programme. The doctoral training programme consists of a common core (“truncus communis”) and a complementary component. All elements of the common core are compulsory for anyone required to undertake the (whole) doctoral training programme. The doctoral training programme is completed when all common core requirements have been met. Special procedure on the doctoral training programme for double or joint doctoral degree’s can be found in the Faculty’s doctoral regulations and on the website of the doctoral programme. 1 DOCLOG What is the purpose of the DOClog? All doctoral students should record all elements of the training in this doctoral logbook (or DOClog), to demonstrate that they have met all the requirements of the doctoral training. More information on the doctoral training programme can be found in the Faculty’s doctoral regulations http://ppw.kuleuven.be/home/english/phd/general. During your training programme, carefully record all seminars and courses attended, presentations given, etc., using the DOClog’s electronic form. This will reduce the workload at the end of your training. What to do with your DOClog at the end of the doctoral training? 1. Send your completed DOClog to your supervisor by email, together with the printed approval form of the DOClog. The standard forms “DOClog_Eng” and “approval form DOClog” can be found on the website of the faculty’s doctoral programme (http://ppw.kuleuven.be/english/phd). 2. After receiving your supervisor’s permission, you have to send your DOClog including all the necessary attachments to doctoraten@ppw.kuleuven.be. If possible, please email your complete DOClog in one document, (pdf or word). 3. At the same time, you have to submit the signed copy (by your supervisor) of the approval form to Claudia De Broyer, administrative coordinator of the doctoral programme, Dekenstraat 2, bus 3702, 3000 Leuven. 4. If your DOClog meets all requirements, the doctoral programme coordinator (on behalf of the doctoral committee) will sign the approval form and send it back to the administrative coordinator who will inform you about it. 5. The Faculty will no longer archieve the approved DOClogs, so NO NEED to submit a printed copy of the DOClog after approval. However, the approval form will be archieved in your student file. 6. Once your DOClog has been accepted, the administrative coordinator of the doctoral programme will send the doctoral thesis (pdf and book form) to the members of your doctoral examination committee. 2 2 General information about the doctorate CONTRACT (type and start date): RESEARCH UNIT: SUPERVISOR: OTHER SUPERVISOR(S) (if applicable): CO-SUPERVISORS (if applicable): TITLE of the doctoral thesis (please attach the one-page summary): JOINT/DOUBLE DOCTORATE: YES (please attach the agreement) NO Joint doctoral degree with (name partner institution): Double doctoral degree with (name partner institution): DOCTORAL TRAINING fulfilled at: KU Leuven Partner institution* (*please attach the approval of the coordinator of the doctoral programme) Both* MID-TERM RESEARCH REPORT (please attach mid-term research report(s) (= former doctoral proposal(s)) MEMBERS OF THE MID-TERM EVALUATION COMMITTEE (= former supervisory committee): MEETING(S) MID-TERM EVALUATION COMMITTEE: Meeting 1 Date: Desicion: accept / conditionally accept pending revision / reject Meeting 2 (if applicable) Date: Desicion: accept / reject Partial exemption doctoral training programme If you are partially exempted from the doctoral training programme, please attach the approval by the doctoral programme coordinator and the alternative programme. Please also attach all documents to approve that the requirements of this alternative programme have been met. You only have to fill out the parts of the DOClog you are not exempted for. Double or joint doctoral degree If you want to obtain a double or joint doctoral degree and received permission of the coordinator of the doctoral programme to take parts of the training programma at the partner institution, please mention at each part if you have taken it at the KU Leuven or at the partner institution. One of the conditions to obtain a double or joint doctoral degree is that you must have conducted research relating to the dissertation at each university for at least six months. Please mention below the research period(s) per university. 1 KU Leuven: From 2 to Partner Institution: From to Common Core (“truncus communis”) 3 (1) Be the first author of at least one scientific publication at an international level or a similar achievement at an international level 1 DATE + MEDIUM (magazine, book, …): Bibliographical reference (please attach text + a copy of this article. If the article has not yet been published or is in press, a letter of acceptance by the editor of the book or journal): (2) Present at least two seminars either about your own research, or on a more general theme. These seminars will be presented either at your own research unit or at another research unit within or outside KU Leuven. 1 DATE + PLACE/AUDIENCE: Title (please attach text of presentation): 2 DATE + PLACE/AUDIENCE: Title (please attach text of presentation): Doctoral seminars past years, as ‘presenter’ / ‘discussant’ 1 DATE => ‘Presenter’ Title (please attach text of presentation): 2 DATE + SPEAKER => ‘Discussant’ Title (please attach text of presentation): (3) Give at least one oral or poster presentation at an international scientific conference. 1 DATE + NAME & PLACE CONFERENCE : Title (please attach text + a copy of (part of) the conference programme as evidence of participation): (4) Participate in at least ten seminars outside your own research field (preferably outside your own research group or unit) over the doctoral training period. DATE 1 Title: 2 Title: 3 SPEAKER + ORGANIZATION Title: 4 Title: 5 Title: 6 Title: 7 Title: 8 Title: 9 Title: 10 Title: Doctoral seminars as ‘participant’ / Doctoral colloquia past years DATE 1 Title: 2 Title: 3 Title: 4 Title: SPEAKER 5 Title: 6 Title: 7 Title: 8 Title: 9 Title: 10 Title: A course specific to the doctoral training programme to replace 5 of 10 seminars: (please attach the approval of the doctoral programme coordinator and a proof of credit) 1 COURSE CODE: Course coordinator: Academic year: Title: (5) From Academic year 2014-2015: follow the course 'Scientific integrity for starting PhDs’ during the first year of the doctoral programme. Date (6) Progress reports Please add an electronic copy of all your progress reports as an appendix to this DOClog 4 Complementary component During the doctoral period PhD researchers have the right to spend up to max. 150 hours of additional activities and training that are aimed at the current doctoral research and/or as a preparation for a career within or outside the university. The courses are organized by one of the University’s doctoral schools, by the HR department or by another Belgian or international scientific institution. (1) Extra attended seminars DATE 1 Title: 2 Title: 3 Title: 4 Title: 5 Title: 6 Title: 7 Title: 8 Title: 9 Title: 10 SPEAKER + ORGANIZATION Title: (2) Extra Publications International publications Bibliographical reference(s) (please attach text(s)): National publications Bibliographical reference(s) (please attach text(s)): Internal reports Bibliographical reference(s): (3) Research-related activities (conferences or workshops attended, study periods abroad etc.) 1 Description activity: Place & Date: Presentation: Yes / No 2 Description activity: Place & Date: Presentation: Yes / No 3 Description activity: Place & Date: Presentation: Yes / No 4 Description activity: Place & Date: Presentation: Yes / No 5 Description activity: Place & Date: Presentation: Yes / No 6 Description activity: Place & Date: Presentation: Yes / No (4) Classes and/or courses attended Courses Master level For each course, please mention the name of the course (if possible also the course number), the course coordinator and the number of course hours or credit points. Courses PhD level For each course, please mention the name of the course (if possible also the course number), the course coordinator and the number of course hours or credit points. Other courses For each course, please mention the name of the course (if possible also the course number), the course coordinator and the number of course hours or credit points. (5) Master’s theses supervision MASTER’S THESIS 1 Name student: Name supervisor: Title master’s thesis: Submission date: MASTER’S THESIS 2 Name student: Name supervisor: Title master’s thesis: Submission date: MASTER’S THESIS 3 Name student: Name supervisor: Title master’s thesis: Submission date: