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Doctoral Studies at the Department of Civil, Environmental and Geomatic Engineering
Doctoral Studies Office D-BAUG
The Doctoral Studies Office D-BAUG offers first level support for all issues concerning the doctorate.
Frau Brigitte Cuperus
HIL E 31.3
Tel. 3 31 12
cuperus@baug.ethz.ch
Doctoral Administration of ETH Zürich
The Doctoral Administration of ETH ensures the smooth running of the administrative side of your doctoral studies: from the application and registration to printing the doctoral degree certificate and organising the award ceremony. We are the point of contact for prospective doctoral candidates, professors, ETH Zurich departments and institutes for all questions relating to doctoral studies.
The PhD is the most important scientific degree conferred by ETH Zurich. The different institutes of the Department of Civil, Environmental and Geomatic Engineering offer a wide range of possibilities for research and carrying out a dissertation. Most doctoral students are employed as teaching assistants or scientific collaborators, simultaneously working on their individual research in close contact with a professor supervising their theses.
Holders of a diploma or a Master degree from ETH or from a recognized university with comparable degrees are admitted without any further requirements. In all other cases candidates will have to pass qualifying examinations. Enrollment for doctoral studies is possible at any time.
Important Information
Additional Provisions regarding the structure and content of the research plan, the appointment of co-examiners, etc. and Detail Provisions for earning credits at D-BAUG.
Forms
Forms can be downloaded here.
Doctoral Committee
People, tasks and responsibilities of the Doctoral Committee.
Doctoral Examination
The defence of your thesis! Important information can be found here.
Regulations for Doctoral Studies at ETH Zurich
Regulation
for Doctoral Studies ETHZ of 1st April 2001
Ordinance on Doctoral Studies ETH Zurich of
1st July 2008
Survival Guide
Handbuch des AVETH (Akademische Vereinigung des Mittelbaus an der ETH Zürich)
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