SGIC Doctoral Programs Faculty of Chemical Sciences

UCM has elaborated a code of good practices for doctoral studies. The Steering Committee of the Doctoral School on May 9, 2019, elaborated a new code of good practices, which has been approved by the Complutense University. It consists of a set of recommendations and commitments to ensure the optimal development of doctoral theses and to establish mechanisms for the resolution of possible conflicts. The document addresses the following aspects:

• Introduction: General recommendations.
• Recommendations for the thesis supervisor(s).
• Recommendations for the tutor/s of the thesis.
• Recommendations for the doctoral student.
• Recommendations for other agents.
• Conflict resolution.
• Intellectual or industrial property regime.

The Doctoral Programme in Biochemistry, Molecular Biology and Biomedicine also adopts the Postgraduate Internal Quality Assurance System of the Doctoral Programmes of the Faculty of Chemical Sciences of the UCM. The information about it and the procedures to guarantee the quality of the doctoral programs can be found in the following link: SGIC Doctoral Programs Faculty of Chemical Sciences.

The integration of all doctoral studies and their representation in the different competent bodies involved in the SGIC of the Faculty, ensure the coordination, monitoring and control of its operation and implementation, constituting in itself a guarantee and improvement of the system as a result of the deployment of the SGIC.

Information on the RUCT, verification and monitoring processes

The Doctoral Programme (registered in the Registry of Universities, Centers and Degrees, RUCT 5601105) is subject to a verification system, with the elaboration of follow-up reports that are evaluated by a committee. This information is available on the web page of the Internal Quality Assurance System of the Faculty of Chemical Sciences.