Rights of the doctoral student. Throughout the duration of doctoral studies (with the exception of possible periods of interruption of these studies, and with the exception of potential grace periods), the doctoral student has the right:
Rights of the doctoral student. (a) To be awarded the doctoral degree and diploma in the scientific field in which he/she was enrolled as a doctoral student, according to law;
Rights of the doctoral student. The doctoral candidate is entitled to scientific, personal and factual support in the doctoral project by the supervisor. This includes adequate access to the necessary working materials, adequate time for scientific discussions with the supervisor and support in accessing the scientific community. The doctoral candidate enjoys the academic freedom appropriate to a doctorate. In addition, the doctoral candidate can expect that • regular personal feedback sessions are held with the supervisor, at least twice a year. • she/he is supported in applications for scholarships and prizes, but also for further positions in the academic as well as in the non-academic field and is pointed to relevant opportunities by the Graduate School. • she/he is supported in acquiring higher-level skills useful for the job market and is advised on her/his future. • all processes within the scope of his/her doctorate will be dealt with as expeditiously as possible. • in case of changed conditions (e.g. illness) or changes in the family situation, the projected time schedule and expectations are adapted to the new circumstances. Rights of the supervisor: The supervisor is entitled to expect the doctoral candidate to be fully committed to the research project and to devote the necessary commitment, care and effort to it. In addition, the supervisor can expect • that the doctoral candidate is involved in the working group and actively participates in the presentation of scientific results at conferences etc. and in publications. • to be kept informed in detail by the doctoral candidate about the progress of the work. The supervisor will be informed immediately of any difficulties or problems that arise with regard to the work. • the facilities and provided resources are used sparingly and responsibly. • the doctoral candidate fulfils the requirements of the Doctoral Regulations (Promotionsordnung) and the Graduate School. In particular, the doctoral candidate may be expected to prepare an annual report (every 12 months) recording the progress of the doctorate and to complete the final questionnaire. Conflict management In case of conflicts during the doctoral studies or within the Graduate School of Physics, these can be brought to the attention of the Persons of Trust (Vertrauenspersonen) of the Department of Physics, who are available as a mediation body and who strive to find a solution in the interest of all involved parties. If desired, the Graduate School can refer the student ...
