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Graduate Campus

Conditions of Participation

Registration

  • Graduate Campus courses are aimed solely at doctoral and postdoctoral researchers and senior teaching and research assistants at the University of Zurich.
  • The status as a PhD candidate, postdoc, or senior teaching and research assistant at UZH will be verified.
  • The registration is binding and it is necessary to participate in the entire course. A confirmation of participation can only be given to those who participate in all course sessions.
  • You may only register for two courses per semester.
  • If there is an insufficient number of participants, Graduate Campus reserves the right to cancel or postpone a course.

Cancellation

  • Before the first day of a course: If an excuse is submitted without being prompted by email (kurse@grc.uzh.ch), Graduate Campus will cancel your booking.
  • An unexcused absence ("no-show") leads to a lost course place and takes the place of another participant. A no-show will lead to a blocked account and the cancellation of all other booked GRC skills courses.
  • In any case, a verbal and/or written cancellation sent only to the instructor is not sufficient.

Assessment (PhD)

  • Each course has an assessment requirement that must be fulfilled (e.g. presentation or written assignment), regardless of whether an ECTS credit is needed. Complete participation is also a part of this assessment. 

ECTS credits (PhD)

  • An ECTS credit can only be be awarded upon successful course completion. 
  • Concerning the number and allocation of ECTS credits, the following rules apply:
    • A course consists of a workload of 1 ECTS credits, i.e. 30 hours, including independent study and course participation.
    • Each course has an assessment requirement which must be fulfilled.
    • Attendance of all course sessions (complete participation).
  • The individual faculties decide whether or not academic achievements can be considered a curricular element of your doctoral studies. Course participants are not automatically entitled to have a completed course recognized or considered as a part of their doctoral studies. For this reason, doctoral candidates are strongly encouraged to determine whether or not a course is recognized as a part of their doctoral studies before registering for a university-wide course. Ideally, the PhD candidate should discuss whether the recognition of courses with the respective supervisor before booking a course.
  • Academic achievements are recognized as such if the ECTS credits earned appear on the transcript of records.

Courses in cooperation with the School for Transdisciplinary Studies
Please note that the deadlines for modules of the School for Transdisciplinary Studies (STS) may differ. The booking and cancellation deadlines for STS modules can be found in the course catalogue under the respective module under "School for Transdisciplinary Studies".

 

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