Integrated School of Ocean Sciences

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The Integrated School of Ocean Sciences is a platform for postgraduate education that serves the multi- and transdisciplinary research community in ocean sciences in

Kiel University
.

General

More than 160 doctoral candidates and 160 supervisors take part in the programme (data from August 2017) and are supported alike through ISOS. Doctoral candidates access a community from all the natural science disciplines, law, economics, ethics, art and more. They are challenged to see their research in a wider context that includes complex problem-framing in a multidisciplinary environment. Research-based education involves partners from academia, industry, politics, NGOs, which allows a flexible, need-based programme; an active alumni network provides further input into the programme.[1][2] In addition, doctoral candidates can apply for financial support for conferences and for so-called 'Miniproposals', i.e. small own projects.[2]

References

  1. ^ Building Bridges in Marine Science Education - The Integrated School of Ocean Sciences. 2016.
  2. ^ a b "The Future Ocean". www.futureocean.org (in German). Retrieved 2017-08-30.