Doctoral studies at the UFL
Studying part-time with blended learning concept
The state-recognised Private University in the Principality of Liechtenstein (UFL) is a model for part-time study and research. With the two part-time doctoral programmes in Medical Sciences «Dr. scient. med.» and Law «Dr. iur.», we orientate the organisation of our teaching towards the needs of our working students. Personal supervision and highly qualified academics as teaching staff guarantee the high quality of our accredited degree programmes. We support ambitious people who want to combine professional expertise and academic justification.
Workload:
180 ECTS
Accredited by:
ACQUIN
Study start:
annually
Class size:
max. 20 per year
Study mode:
extra occupational/part-time
Our doctoral programmes
Our part-time doctoral programmes at the UFL enable professionals to transfer between practice and science.
Working physicians, pharmacists and natural scientists have the opportunity to obtain a doctorate in Medical Sciences «Dr. scient. med.».
The doctoral programme in Medical Sciences «Dr. scient. med.» promotes a systematic understanding of methods and competences of independent scientific work within the framework of interdisciplinary scientific cooperation between clinical research and basic research. It teaches mastery of the skills and methods associated with this research field.
Language of instruction: German/English
Download: Programme brochure (pdf)
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Lawyers from German-speaking countries with a desire to address a research question have the opportunity to obtain a doctorate in Law «Dr. iur.» in 3 years.
The doctoral programme in Law «Dr. iur.» serves to deepen legal knowledge, to critically reflect on research activities and to publish the research results obtained as added value in one's own field of activity.
Language of instruction: German
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Why study at the UFL
One of the things that attracted me to the Private University in the Principality of Liechtenstein (UFL) was the option of studying while working. This model was ideal for me due to the option of being able to work completely independently apart from the lectures, in addition to my professional and political commitments. Due to the international diversity of the students and the associated selection of lecture topics by UFL, my legal knowledge also expanded beyond national borders. This promotes networked thinking, which is particularly valuable in everyday professional life.
For a long time, I was looking for a way to combine working hours as a lawyer with the time commitment of a doctoral programme. By chance, I came across the UFL in Liechtenstein and found not only a committed and motivating faculty, but also a curriculum that takes sufficient account of the needs of working students.
The encounters with the lecturers were always respectful and at eye level. At the end of this journey, you have a great network and a doctorate that nobody can take away from you.