prof. angelo presenza, phd 3 rd cycle of the bologna process italy “modernizing the 3rd cycle at...

Prof. Angelo Presenza, PhD

3rd cycle of the Bologna process

ITALY

“Modernizing the 3rd cycle at the University of Prishtina and Developing a PhD Program at the Faculty of Economics”

Angelo Presenza Department of Management and Business AdmnistrationUniversity «G. D’Annunzio» of Chieti-Pescara. Italy

PhD - Doctor of Philosophy (Dottorato di Ricerca)

ASSUMPTION

The PhD is the third level of university education and is the highest degree of

specialization offered by the University for both academic and business careers

PhD courses are subject to the accreditation by the National Ministry of Education, with

the assent of the ANVUR (National Agency for the evaluation of the Italian University

system)

The duration of the course is three years

PhD courses may be activated by single universities; consortia of universities; consortia

between universities and companies which carry out documented R&D activities


PhD - Doctor of Philosophy (Dottorato di Ricerca)

ASSUMPTION

The admission is made on the basis of a public competition. The selection is carried out by

universities on the basis of its own regulations

The title of Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) is awarded following the successful evaluation

of a research thesis that contributes to the advancement of knowledge or methodologies in

the field of study chosen

Each year, the total number of PhD students depends on the University’s budget. The

Ministry contributes annually to the funding of doctoral activated by universities (others

resources can came from the university and other partners).

There are students with doctoral fellowship and others without


PhD in ACCOUNTING, MANAGEMENT AND FINANCE

@ DEA - Department of Management & Business Administration, Univ. D’Annunzio

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The stakeholders

Council of Teachers

Each doctoral course has its own board of teachers and a coordinator.

The Board consists of professors from the University, framed in the field or in the scientific areas

relevant to the course itself, with the approval of the Board of the Department of Belonging. It

can also have professors from other universities

The Academic Board oversees the overall training activities of the PhD and performs planning

and guidance of PhD students in scientific research




The stakeholders

Doctoral School

Universities can provide the activation of one or more Doctoral Schools.

The school is responsible for the activation and management of activities common to all

the PhD courses of the University:

- coordinates the doctoral courses

- approves the training projects, including the general scientific and educational

addresses decided by the university

- verifies the results




The stakeholders

Partners

The PhD council can develop collaborations with different partners such as:

- other universities

in Italy in order to enrich the educational offer and the development of joint programs and to

optimize the use of resources

abroad, in order to organize seminars attracting International Professors and to give the

opportunity to our students to spend part of their PhD in foreign institutions

Please note that the regulation provides that each PhD student must spend at least 6 months

abroad




The stakeholders

Partners

- private and public companies for Industrial PhD (new frontiers)

An Industrial PhD project is a three-year industrially focused PhD project where the

student is hired by a company and enrolled at a university at the same time

In carrying out the research project the fellow applies the knowledge and technology of

the university to the benefit of the enterprise, which through this acquires advanced

knowledge and valuable technical skills




Educational Goals

- The PhD program aims to train skills needed to exercise, in enterprises, research institutions

and other public and private activities of high quality research in the following areas:

• “Banking, corporate finance, accounting” (SH1_6);

• “Competitiveness, innovation, research and development” (SH1_7);

• “Consumer choice, behavioural economics, marketing” (SH1_8);

• “Organization studies, strategy” (SH1_9);

• “Human resource management, labour economics” (SH1_10);

• “Public administration” (SH1_11)




Expected main learning outcomes in terms of scientific knowledge and skills

research achieved at the end of the training course

• Knowledge of European research systems and international valorisation of research and

intellectual property

• Skills in research management

• Ability to use software for the statistical analysis of the data

• Ability to organize a Research Paper

• Knowledge of the scientific literature of three scientific areas




Key roles for which PhDs are trained in relation to the skills acquired:

• Manager of private / public company and profit / non-profit organizations in the

areas of administration, accounting, marketing, management, finance, personnel.

• Researcher in the areas of interest of the doctoral research institutions.




The Teaching Plan

YEAR ACTIVITIES EXPECTED RESULTS

I

• Training activities (courses) (36 credits); • The development and presentation of the

research proposal (21 – 24 credits)• Support the supervisor in teaching

activities (0-3 credits)

o Presentation of the research proposal

II

• Training activities (24 credits) • Research project (33-36 credits) • Support the supervisor in teaching

activities (0-3 credits)

o Presentation of a paper at a conference of national/international context in which selection procedures are carried out with referee

o Acceptance of the research proposal by a foreign university for a period of research / study abroad

III

• Research project and the preparation of the thesis (57-60 credits)

• Support the supervisor in teaching activities (0-3 credits)

o Presentation of a second paper at a national / international

o Drafting and discussion of the doctoral thesis




The Teaching Plan

2014-2015




The Teaching Plan 2014-2015

study of functional areas




The

Teaching

Plan

There are 12

seminars

per year

Prof. Angelo Presenza, PhD

[email protected]

“Modernizing the 3rd cycle at the University of Prishtina and Developing a PhD Program at the Faculty of Economics”

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