Getting a Doctorate with the Department

The Department of Construction and Culture supports research-oriented graduates on their path to a doctoral degree. It offers a structured doctoral program and promotes cooperative doctoral projects.

Our Offer

The Department of Construction and Culture trains its early-career researchers within a structured doctoral program that offers a wide range of benefits.

Targeted Qualification

Targeted Qualification

By participating in lectures, seminars, workshops, and colloquia offered by the department and the Doctoral School NRW, doctoral candidates expand their academic expertise and strengthen their methodological and transferable skills, equipping themselves for future careers inside or outside academia

Intensive Supervision

Intensive Supervision

Doctoral candidates benefit from supervision by three professors, regular progress meetings, and a mandatory supervision agreement.

Interdisciplinary Networking

Interdisciplinary Networking

The department understands itself as a networking platform. Doctoral candidates exchange ideas within their own research communities and in inter- and transdisciplinary contexts.

Clear Structures

Clear Structures

Each doctoral program follows a clearly defined timeline and can be completed successfully within three years.

Cooperative doctoral candidates are warmly invited to take advantage of the opportunities offered by the structured doctoral program and to network with fellow doctoral candidates and professors across the boundaries of their universities of applied sciences and cooperating universities.


Our Docotral Program

The Department offers the following docotral program:

Doctoral Program 'Built Environment and Cultural Heritage'

Doctoral Program 'Built Environment and Cultural Heritage'

Content

The doctoral program addresses the design of landscapes, cities, spaces, and buildings, the construction methods of structures, as well as techniques for the preservation and communication of art and cultural heritage.

Target Group

Doctoral candidates with a degree in technical, natural or engineering sciences as well as a degree in design, humanities or cultural studies who are dealing with the topics and issues of the doctoral program in their doctoral projects.

Doctoral Degree

Dr.-Ing.

Dr. phil.

Dr. rer. nat.

Language

German

Program Duration

3 years

Admission and Enrollment

You can apply for admission and enrollment at any time. Please refer to the information on admission and enrollment as well as our schedule of dates and deadlines.

Contact Us

If you have any questions, please contact Dr. Britta Köhler-Hoff (britta.koehler@pknrw.de).



Dr. Britta Köhler-Hoff

Coordination of the Department of Construction and Culture

+49 234 32 10172

britta.koehler@pknrw.de

Do you have any questions about the Department or need further information? Please contact us.