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Forensic Science and Criminology

The ESC doctoral program brings together PhD students of the School of Criminal Justice (Ecole des Sciences Criminelles - ESC, University of Lausanne) as well as any PhD students from a university delivering a PhD in forensic science or criminology. The aim of the programme is to allow PhD students to develop their network as well as cross-disciplinary skills to successfully conduct their research and prepare them for their professional career. This objective is achieved by offering specialized workshops and activities in the frame of a summer school. The proposed activities promote the active participation of the PhD students, for example by allowing them to present their work through lectures or poster sessions. Professors from the École des Sciences Criminelles as well as a few invited foreign speakers will be present at the Summer School to engage with doctoral students and give feedback.

Register here (deadline : 19 May 2024)

Who?

École des Sciences Criminelles, Faculté de droit, des sciences criminelles et d’administration publique

When?

26 - 29 August 2024

Where?

University of Lausanne, Switzerland

For whom?

PhD students in forensic science and criminology

Speakers?
TBA

How much?

Free of charge for ESC students and external students receiving a scholarship (see fees section for more details)

Credits?

Non-credited course, Certificate of Attendance delivered 

Language?

English

Deadline for registration and abstract submission?

19 May 2024

International PhD students from a university delivering a PhD in forensic science or criminology. Please note that participants will be asked to present a part of their PhD research orally or through a poster.

In the past years, participants attended from many different countries such as Australia, Canada, China, Croatia, France, Italy, Israel, the Netherlands, Serbia, Spain, Switzerland, Turkey, the United Kingdom and the United States of America.

Full program to be announced

The costs for participation in the seminars, including access to the venue, drinks and lunch breaks, as well as the sponsored networking and social events are covered by the university. There is no charge for participation in these activities for UNIL or foreign students who are accepted. However, foreign students will bear responsibility for travel costs and some meal and incidental expenses. A limited number of scholarships will be offered for foreign PhD students based on the abstract and letter of motivation selection, to cover 4 hotel nights in single rooms (25 to 29 of August). 

Please indicate in your application if you are applying to receive the scholarship.

 

Participants should send their abstracts and registration through the on-line application form by 19 May 2024.

Please use the following template to submit your abstract and specify if you wish to present your topic with an oral presentation or a poster. Please note that your first option might not be guaranteed due to limited slots for oral presentations.

Foreign students applying for a scholarship are also required to send a letter of motivation explaining why attending the ESC Summer School is important for them.

Program Managers: Carrie Polston, Clara Rigoni, Giulia Cinaglia, Romain Steiner

Email address: esc-doctoral-program@unil.ch

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