Doctoral Programmes at the Faculty of Social Sciences (SOC)
Doctoral Programmes at the Faculty of Social Sciences (SOC)
On this page you will find all the key issues and forms for the scientific postgraduate education of the Faculty of Social Sciences.
The Faculty of Social Sciences offers doctoral studies in eight Doctoral Programmes that cover the fields of Humanities, Medicine, Psychology, Health Sciences and Social Sciences. The curriculum of the doctoral programmes, heads of the programmes and research fields can be found in the table on this page.
Forms and links at SOC Scientific Postgraduate Education:
Admission to doctoral studies (application period in April and October)
All the instructions and regulations regarding scientific postgraduate education of the Faculty of Social Sciences (SOC) have been summarised in the handbook for scientific postgraduate education.
The forms of the Faculty (SOC):
SOC Supervision agreement and plan for doctoral studies
Other useful links:
TUNI Moodle / Turnitin for Students
Turnitin Orginality Check - Guidelines for Supervisors
The forms of the University:
The table below summarises the doctoral programmes, degrees and fields of study in the programmes at the Faculty of Social Sciences:
| DOCTORAL PROGRAMMES AND DEGREES | FIELD OF STUDY |
Doctoral Programme in Philosophy (PhD, Licentiate of Philosophy) Humanities field of education (MINEDU’s area of steering) Admissions criteria for the Doctoral Programme in Philosophy | Philosophy
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Doctoral Programme in History (PhD, Licentiate of Philosophy) Humanities (MINEDU’s area of steering) | History
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International Doctoral Programme in Epidemiology and Public Health (PhD, HScD, HScL, DM) Health sciences field of education/ Health and welfare fields (MINEDU’s area of steering) Medicine (MINEDU’S area of steering) Admissions criteria for the Doctoral Programme in Epidemiology and Public Health
Doctoral Programme in Medicine (DM, PhD) Lääketieteen koulutusala/ Lääketieteet (OKM ohjausala) (LT) Admissions criteria for the Doctoral Programme in Medicine
Doctoral Programme in Health Sciences (HScD, HScL, PhD) Health sciences field of education/ Health and welfare (MINEDU’s area of steering) Admissions criteria for the Doctoral Programme in Health Sciences | Biostatistics Epidemiology Gerontology Global Health and Development Health Economics Health Services Research Health Sociology Nursing Science (no DM degree) Public Health Social and Health Policy Social Psychiatry
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Doctoral Programme in Literary Studies (PhD, Phil.Lic.) Humanities (MINEDU’s area of steering) Admissions criteria for the Doctoral Programme in Literary Studies | Comparative Literature Finnish Literature |
Doctoral Programme in Psychology and Logopedics Psychology: Field of education: psychology/social sciences (MINEDU’s area of steering) Logopedics: Field of education humanities / humanities (MINEDU’s area of steering) Vocology: Field of education humanities / humanities (MINEDU’s area of steering) Admissions criteria for the Doctoral Programme in Psychology and Logopedics | Psychology (DPsych, LPsych, PhD)
Logopedics (PhD, Lic.Phil.)
Vocology (PhD, Lic.Phil.) |
Doctoral Programme in Social Sciences (DSocSci, LSocSci, PhD) Social sciences field of education/Social sciences (MINEDU’s area of steering) Admissions criteria for the Doctoral Programme in Social Sciences | Criminology and Criminal Policy Gender Studies Peace and Conflict Research Social Anthropology Social Policy Social Psychology Social Work Sociology Youth Research |
The Faculty Board and the Steering Group for Doctoral Education meeting dates can be found at TG-SOC Info pages.
The manuscript can be submitted to the Faculty for the pre-examination process at any time after the responsible supervisor has approved it. The Dean makes a decision of the pre-examiners. The duty of the Steering Group for Doctoral Education is to handle the pre-examiner’s statements after which the dean’s decision can be made for the permission to print the dissertation. The opponent’s statement is handled first at the Steering Group for Doctoral Education and after that in the Faculty Council. The final evaluation of the dissertation will be done at the Faculty Council based on the opponent’s and pre-examiner’s statements.
Contact information:
Head of the doctoral programmes can be found in the table of the doctoral programmes (please see above).
Senior Specialist (doctoral education) Leena Nikkari
Education Assistant Sinikka Määttä
E-mail address: SOC Scientific Postgraduate Education/Doctoral Studies: soc.doc.tau [at] tuni.fi (soc[dot]doc[dot]tau[at]tuni[dot]fi)
(other email addresses forename.surname [at] tuni.fi)
Visit Study Services / SOC Scientific Postgraduate Education: Leena Nikkari and Sinikka Määttä;
Linna -Building, 6th floor, Rm 6055 or Arvo -Building Study Affairs (by appointment).
Post address: Faculty of Social Sciences, FI 33014 Tampere University