PhD Registration
Once you have started your PhD work here in Jena, this is how to engage in and profit from our doctoral program.
Photonics Workshop at the Lichtwerkstatt Jena.
Dr. Silke Keiner und Ms. Twinkle Vohra working at the laser scanning microscope.
Image: Jan-Peter Kasper (University of Jena)Like any doctoral student at the Friedrich Schiller University, you only need to register once using the central registration tool Doc-In. Please follow the instructions given there.External link
If you are supervised by one of the principal scientists of the Abbe Center of Photonics, your supervisor will make sure that you are registered in our program. In case of any doubt, please select Abbe School of Photonics as your graduate school affiliation during the doc-in registration or refer to your supervisor.
Prof. Gerhard Paulus preparing for an experimental physics lecture
Picture: MPSPThe hands-on course "Experimental Optics" is always looking for supervisors! This is an opportunity for English speaking PhD students to fulfill their teaching duties which are also mandatory to receive a Dr. rer. nat PhD from the Faculty of Physics and Astronomy (see also www.physik.uni-jena.de/en/promotion --> PhD. regulations) .
The courses will be hold as a block courses such that the workload is concentrated on two or three weeks only. You first have to familiarize with the experiments and will then supervise 1st semester M.Sc. Photonics students in small groups. As a special feature, when supporting this Course you may also get engaged in and learn about modern teaching methods like digitally or remotely controllable experimental setups.
If you are interested in this offer, please contact roland.ackermann@uni-jena.de.
Students in the university's public gardens.
Image: Anne Günther (University of Jena)ASP strongly and actively pursues gender mainstreaming and family-friendly working conditions. In particular, the competitive support instruments which aim to maximally link the doctoral student and postdoctoral career stages are considered to be optimally designed for promoting gender equality and for balancing disadvantages for female candidates. To further promote equal opportunity and family-friendly conditions, Dr. Isabelle Staude has been appointed as coordinator and contact person for gender issues. On request, she will provide advice and support for equal opportunity or family-related topics within the ASP. The support of young female scientists is a cross-sectional task for both the ASP and the Friedrich Schiller University and is taken seriously by both. It creates and secures conditions of equal opportunity for all its members independent of gender and background.
Ultrashort pulse laser lab.
Image: Jan-Peter Kasper (University of Jena)- Regulations for doctoral students' final examinations at the Faculty of Physics and Astronomy of the Friedrich Schiller University Jena.
- In order to receive a Dr. rer. nat (PhD) from our Faculty of Physics and Astronomy, it is mandatory to fullfill some teaching duties. To plan this well in advance, please contact roland.ackermann@uni-jena.de or anna.spaethe@uni-jena.de
- The Graduate Academy of the Friedrich Schiller University aims to create a research environment of the highest international standards for doctoral candidates of all disciplines.
- Online administration tool for doctoral procedures at the UniversityExternal link (doc-in).
Adjustment of the high-power JETI200 laser system.
Image: Jan-Peter Kasper (University of Jena)- The Family Office of the University provides information, advice and assistance in all family-related matters. You can also use the university's internet portal for information at any time.
- The Studentenwerk ThüringenExternal link provides advice and support for a wide range of social and personal problems.
- The Office for Gender Equality of the university provides information about various ways to support women in their scientific careers. It should be the first point of contact for equal opportunities issues and gender-related discrimination questions.
- International and German students and staff can find information about studying in Jena or abroad at the university's International Office de. This office also provides information about international academic cooperation and exchange programs.
- The Center for Families and Single Parents in JenaExternal link is the point of contact for advice concerning pregnancy and child care. The center can also help parents to obtain access to suitable child care arrangements.