INCHER research Colloquium: “Structuring Doctoral Programs: More Control, Better Results?” by Dr. Alberto Corsini

Dr. Alberto Corsini (Spanish National Research Council, Institute of Public Goods and Policies, Madrid) will present results of a research assessing the impact of a policy change in doctoral education introduced in Spain in 2011 (Royal Decree 99/2011), which, among other things, imposed a mandatory maximum duration for Spanish doctoral programs and increased controls at the institutional level. The analysis suggests that the legislative change appears to have had a positive impact on the productivity of those doctoral students who enrolled after its implementation.

Meet us at the 3rd floor at INCHER (room 3106) or join us via Zoom. A Zoom link will be sent upon request to koch[at]incher.uni-kassel[dot]de.