Loyola Doctorados

Informative documentation related to the official nature of the degree: Link to the Register of Universities, Centres and Degrees (RUCT).

Royal Decree 1619/2011, of 14 November, establishing the new system of equivalencies for university-level studies and degrees in Ecclesiastical Sciences with regard to official Spanish university degrees, in compliance with the provisions of the Agreement between the Spanish State and the Holy See of 3 January 1979 on Education and Cultural Affairs. (boe.es)

Members of the academic committee::

• Miren Junkal Guevara Llaguno (PD Coordinator)
• Ianire Angulo Ordorika
• Diego Manuel Molina Molina

Competences of the Program's Academic Committee.

       c) The Academic Committee's functions with regard to the supervision of the Doctoral Program are:

i) To organize and coordinate the training and research activities of the Doctoral Program.

ii) To plan and evaluate the acquisition of skills by doctoral students in the Doctoral Program.

iii) To propose to the School Board new lines of research to be incorporated into the Doctoral Program, the maximum number of students to be admitted, and to define the criteria for their selection.

iv) To inform the School Board about the candidates to be admitted to the Doctoral Program.

v) Advise the EDOC on the additional training required for students who need it.

vi) Manage, monitor, control, and evaluate the mobility activities of the Doctoral Program.

vii) Advise the School Board on any additional requirements that may apply to the incorporation of new research groups and the supervision, direction, and reading of doctoral theses.

viii) Report on the incorporation and separation of professors in the Doctoral Program.

ix) Monitor doctoral graduates from the Doctoral Program.

x) Provide and manage the information necessary to maintain the accreditations of the Doctoral Program, as well as that necessary for the University's quality systems. Specifically, it is the responsibility of the Academic Committee to keep the information on the Doctoral Program up to date on the University's website.

xi) Resolve all issues relating to the Doctoral Program.

xii) Any other function that may be assigned to it by the EDOC Management.

       d) The Academic Committee's functions with regard to doctoral students are as follows:

i) To monitor, control, and evaluate the Activity Documents of doctoral students, their Research Plans, and their annual Monitoring Reports.

ii) To assign the tutor and director of the students' Doctoral Thesis.

iii) To approve the students' first doctoral thesis project.

iv) To authorize part-time doctoral studies, as well as to authorize changes in study mode.

v) To evaluate co-supervision proposals and report to the School Board.

vi) To ensure that theses submitted for reading meet the minimum requirements.

vii) Authorize requests for international recognition.

viii) Propose to the School Board the members of the committee that will evaluate a doctoral thesis, determining the permanent and alternate members.

3) The Academic Committee of a Doctoral Program may be dissolved by the Rector.

Meetings held to date:

Indicative dates for the upcoming meetings:

* Estas fechas pueden sufrir modificaciones si así lo decide la Comision Académica.

Results over the last five years of Psychology's Programme

* Data not yet available. Description:: 

*(bis): Data not estimable, as it is necessary to compute the complete information for the 2025/26 academic year.

**Percentage ratio between the students of an entry cohort C enrolled in Degree Programme T at University U in academic year X who did not re-enrol in the same Degree Programme T in academic years X+1 and X+2, and the total number of students in that entry cohort C who accessed Degree Programme T in academic year X

*** No result available due to the minimum number of responses required to obtain a valid result not having been reached.

Permanence Regulations

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Information on places for the degree