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A doctorate in Germany is the process through which a doctoral degree is obtained. It involves the independent creation of a scientific paper (dissertation) that provides new insights into a specific field.

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After deciding to start a doctorate, doubts may arise as to whether one is capable of succeeding. It is often unclear whether one possesses the relevant skills, characteristics and qualifications. Weighing up the relevant facts can help you make a decision.

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Finding a topic is key. A certain amount of orientation time should be allowed for, as topics need to grow and mature. A diffuse research question or unclear research area may likely lead to failure of the doctorate.

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The range of supervision opportunities is often nontransparent and ultimately, the professor himself or herself decides whom to supervise and whom not. This makes it even more important to obtain information at an early stage and establish targeted connections.

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While university supervisors usually take on a more overarching, formal role of supervision and later assess the dissertation, the actual content-related and continuous supervision often lies with the supervisor at the University of Applied Sciences (HAW). This close collaboration requires careful selection, as it entails a certain relationship of dependency and contributes significantly to the success of the doctorate.

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An exposé is the document outining an academic paper. It provides a comprehensive overview of the content, structure and timetable. In addition, an initial selection of relevant literature sources is presented.

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Funding does not only refer to the doctorate and associated costs, but also includes financing living expenses during the doctorate. The funding should enable a good work-life balance while completing the doctorate.

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The doctorate is a path that many have already taken. You can therefore access a wide range of tips, practical recommendations and guidance, which will help you to individually design your own doctoral path.

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My path to research and a doctorate

Anton Sack is doing his PhD in engineering at Hof University of Applied Sciences as part of a cooperative doctorate.

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Johannes Wirth is doing his PhD in computer science at Hof University of Applied Sciences as part of a cooperative doctorate.

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Marcin Czaban is doing his PhD in business at Hof University of Applied Sciences as part of a cooperative doctorate.

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Martin Heckel is doing his PhD in computer science at Hof University of Applied Sciences as part of a cooperative doctorate.

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Robin Fick is doing his PhD in engineering at Hof University of Applied Sciences as part of a cooperative doctorate.

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Stephanie Kitzing is doing her PhD in computer science at Hof University of Applied Sciences as part of a cooperative doctorate.

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Tina Wiegand is doing her PhD in business at Hof University of Applied Sciences as part of a cooperative doctorate.

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