Study plans

  • Consultants can only be appointed when the doctoral topic is interdisciplinary and the consultant is from another scientific department/institution.
  • The study documents (descriptions) of the studied subjects are available on the FTMC website https://www.ftmc.lt/dokumentai-3 . Depending on the field of study, doctoral students choose subjects from the list of compulsory and optional subjects:
    1. Physics major: https://www.vu.lt/studijos/doktoranturos-studijos/reglamentai-ir-programu-sandai/fizikos-programos-sandai
    2. Chemistry majors: https://www.vu.lt/studijos/doktoranturos-studijos/reglamentai-ir-programu-sandai/chemijos-programos-sandai  
    3. Materials engineering major: https://www.vu.lt/studijos/doktoranturos-studijos/reglamentai-ir-programu-sandai/medziagu-inzinerijos-programos-sandai
    4. Electrical and electronic engineering: https://www.vgtu.lt/stojantiesiems/doktoranturos-studijos/-doktoranturos-studiju-organizavimas/studiju-moduliai/283271  
  • The scope of doctoral studies amounts to at least 30 credits (ECTS): 25 – 27 ECTS for studied subjects and 3 – 5 ECTS for activities that strengthen general abilities.
  • A doctoral student studies at least 3 subjects (depends on the field of study and the number of credits assigned to the selected study subjects). The exams must be passed during the first two years of study.
  • The studies of each subject are completed with an exam. Passed exams are recorded in the examination protocol (the template (“Egzaminų laikymo protokolas”) is available on the FTMC website https://www.ftmc.lt/dokumentai-3 ).
  • Requests for the formation of the examination committee are submitted through DVS Self-service (https://dvs2.ftmc.lt/#/Login, “DRR-20 - Prašymas dėl egzamino komisijos sudarymo”), orders are prepared by Ieva Stirkė (room C425, ieva.stirke@ftmc.lt )
  • After passing all the exams, the examination protocol has to be submitted to the FTMC Doctoral School (room D412/D409).
  • A doctoral student must receive from 3 to 5 ECTS credits for the development of general skills (i.e. preparation of project applications, scientific writing, academic ethics, intellectual property, entrepreneurship, communication skills, etc.)
  • The decision concerning endorsement of additional credits shall be taken by the Committee upon submission of an application, a certificate confirming the credits received or participation in an internship and a completed table of activities that strengthen General abilities in the prescribed form (templates of the application and table are available on the FTMC website https://www.ftmc.lt/dokumentai -3, “Bendruosius gebėjimus stiprinančios veiklos lentelė”).
  • When preparing the study plan, it is necessary to plan to present the obtained research results at at least 2 international scientific conferences (Article 67.3 of the Regulation).
  • Depending on the field of study, you should plan to publish the main results of your research in at least two (Physics field - three) articles in peer reviewed international research journals with a citation index in the Clarivate Analytics Web of Science (CA WoS) database.