TRIAL LECTURE
The candidate must give a trial lecture after the thesis has been submitted, but before the public defence is held. Here are the requirements and procedures.
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Objective and level requirements
- document the doctoral candidate's ability to impart to others the knowledge gained through research
- lasts for 45 minutes
- should be accessible to an audience with knowledge of the subject equivalent to one year of study in the academic field
Title and written argumentation
- given by the committee
- informed to the candidate 10 working days before the lecture
- made known to the public prior to the lecture is held
Evaluation of the trial lecture
- include emphasis both on the academic content and the candidate's ability to impart knowledge
- must be approved prior to the public defence
- if the trial lecture is not satisfactory, a second attempt within 6 months may be given
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