PhD Application Submission

Document Type  

Details

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PhD application form

Select one of the following forms:

Application form for the regular track, including BRAVO Program - intended for holders of a Master's degree and M.D.

Application form for the direct track, including BRAVO Program - intended for Bachelor’s degree holders or students during their Master's degree studies (up to 3 semesters in the second degree).

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Approval of the designated supervisor

Will be submitted together with two articles by the supervisor on the proposed topic and the approval of the workplace.

The supervisor is a senior lecturer and above in the regular track.

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Education certificates for the first degree

The required certificates are:

1. Bachelor’s Degree University certificate or approval of eligibility for a Bachelor’s degree.

2. Grades transcript, including the final grade.

For your attention:

* These documents must be original, with the original signature of the institution. A "copy of the original" may be submitted for approval to the Academic Secretariat.

* Direct track: Students who complete their undergraduate studies this year may apply for admission interviews at the end of the second semester without approval of eligibility for the degree, but their admission will be contingent upon completion of the degree according to the requirements of the track.

Original score transcripts and confirmation of eligibility for a degree/education certificate should be mailed to  the Translation Unit in the Student Administration Department of Tel Aviv University (certificates translation)

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Education certificates for the master's degree

The required certificates are:

1. Certificate of Master's Degree (M.D. - MD, D.M.D - Dr. of Dentistry or D.V.M - Dr. Lutrinaria) or approval of entitlement to a master's degree.

2. Grades transcript, including the final grade and thesis grade.

For your attention:

* These documents must be original, with the original signature of the institution. A "copy of the original" may be submitted for approval to the Academic Secretariat.

Original score transcripts and confirmation of eligibility for a degree/education certificate should be mailed to  the Translation Unit in the Student Administration Department of Tel Aviv University (certificates translation)

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CV

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Conflict of interest form

Signed both by the student and by the supervisor. Do not send us all form's pages; only pages 11-13 should be submitted both in printed form and by e-mail.

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Statement of Research Intent

A declaration of research intent must be concisely formulated and should not exceed one page. The statement must be in Hebrew or English in the David size 12 font. The research proposed in this statement must be presented during the interview.

The statement shall refer to:

1. The field of study in which you are interested.

2. A brief description of the research project in the field of interest you intend to present in the interview (background of the research field, research question, research objectives, methods you will use for each purpose, possible results, indicate another research approach that will promote the research).

3. A sentence or two about scientific research you have done in the past (master's degree, project, etc.).

4. Your background, career goals, and how your PhD program will advance you in achieving your academic goals.

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Presentation (up to 10 slides)

Guidelines for candidates for the regular track/direct track: In the admission interview after the presentation by the candidate, a discussion will be held and the committee members will raise questions. Therefore, you need to prepare a presentation based on the research statement you have written. The length of the presentation will be up to 7 minutes. 

The length of the presentation will be up to 10 slides, including:

1. One slide that briefly and accurately describes the thesis/research project you have done in the past

2. One slide or two- the background of future research

3. The question of future research

4. One slide for each research goal, about three goals, including a brief and accurate breakdown of the research plan, method, and preliminary results or expected results.

5. Summary of the research plan

During the discussion, the candidates will be asked questions such as general questions in the research field, questions about how the research is planned, what will happen if the research process is not successful, alternative methods that can be used if the proposed method fails, what are the possible results and how does your previous training in the field help you in planning this project.

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Abstract of the thesis/research project

Applicants with a master's degree will submit their thesis abstract.

Candidates with a first degree will submit a summary of their project work or a summary of the seminar paper.

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Safety certificate form in the laboratory

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Instructions form for doctoral candidates

A signed form must be submitted.

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Photocopy of passport

Students from abroad only. 

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2 Letters of Recommendation

The recommenders will send the letters directly here

The necessary references: Researchers recommend the candidate's qualifications for advanced studies research.
Preference for the Master's degree advisor.