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:
(a) to be informed, upon request, about the doctoral studies programme they are enrolled in;
(b) to participate in establishing their Course of Study Plan;
(c) to receive support, guidance, and advice from the doctoral supervisor and the guidance committee;
(d) to request the doctoral school council, for true and just cause, to change their doctoral supervisor;
(e) to attend the meetings or the seminars of the department/research group of their supervisor, when relevant themes for doctoral studies are being discussed;
(f) to be represented in the decision making instances of the doctoral school, in the doctoral studies council, and in the University Senate, in accordance with the doctoral school regulation, the Regulation, and the Babeş-Bolyai University Charter;
(g) to use the facilities, documentation centres, libraries, and University equipment for their research and for writing the doctoral thesis;
(h) to use protection equipment while carrying out practical work in a toxic environment, in compliance with the workplace safety norms;
(i) to take part in activities organized by other doctoral schools of the University;
(j) to carry out activities as part of research teams from the University or from research-development units that have concluded institutional agreements or partnerships with the University, with the approval of the doctoral supervisor;
(k) to carry out the doctoral training in a joint doctoral degree programme in accordance with an agreement signed by the parties involved, in compliance with the laws;
(l) to benefit from national and international mobility;
(m) to take part in scientific communication sessions organized by the doctoral schools or/and by the University;
(n) to benefit from institutional support in order to attend, in the country or abroad, scientific sessions, workshops, and summer/winter schools in the field of the doctoral studies connected to the topic of their doctoral dissertation;
(o) to carry out traineeships in economic public/private companies in the country or abroad;
(p) to participate in any other professional activities, at the supervisor’s or the doctoral school’s request;
(q) the doctoral student may teach four to six conventional didactic hours per week; didactic activities in excess of six conventional d...
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.
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;
(b) To be included, with the consent of the doctoral advisor, in research projects conducted in the University;
(c) To use the laboratories, lecture and seminar rooms, reading rooms, libraries and other means provided by the University for professional training as well as for cultural and sporting activities;
(d) To receive support, guidance and supervision from the doctoral advisor and the advisory committee;
(e) To participate in the seminars or working meetings of R&D staff within the IODS when topics relevant to his/her doctoral studies are discussed;
(f) To be represented in the decision-making bodies of the CDS/doctoral school;
(g) To enroll for the classes and seminars organized by other doctoral schools;
(h) To work with teams of research scientists within the IODS or within R&D units that have executed institutional agreements or partnerships with the IODS;
(i) To access national or international mobility opportunities;
(j) To receive institutional support to attend scientific conferences or congresses, workshops, summer/winter schools and national and international seminars in the field of expertise pertaining to his/her doctoral thesis;
(k) To participate in scientific sessions organized by the doctoral school and/or the IODS;
(l) To be informed of the curriculum of the doctoral studies within the doctoral school;
(m) To use protective equipment while performing practical assignments in toxic environments, according to the occupational safety rules;
(n) To participate in the training modules organized by the University within the advanced academic training program;
(o) To be granted an interruption of doctoral studies, according to the Regulations, in the following cases:
(1) sick leave certified by specialist physicians;
(2) prenatal or postnatal leave, according to law;
(3) parental leave, according to law;
