Join us as a supervisor

Supervisor accreditation

Why join as a supervisor?

After joining the programme, publication activity (Q1/D1) typically increases — including first/last authorship outputs.

Q1/D1 activity Pre vs post entry
Average yearly Q1 + D1 publications before and after entry
Publication activity increases after entry
Dots represent individuals; markers and lines indicate group means.
First/last authorship Q1/D1
Distribution of first or last authorship Q1/D1 papers
Productivity increases regardless of baseline activity
The figure illustrates growth in first/last-author Q1/D1 outputs across baseline activity groups.

Below you will find more detailed information on how to join us as a new supervisor or how to accredit a topic in a new doctoral program.

Who is this for?

  • Supervisors who are not yet accredited in any Doctoral Section.
  • Supervisors already accredited in one Doctoral Section who want to advertise topics in a new Doctoral Section.

Note: accreditation is required when entering a new Doctoral Section.

What kind of supervisors are we looking for?

  • Colleagues keen to adopt new methodologies (registries, clinical trials, meta-analyses, etc.).
  • Researchers who enjoy a dynamic, interdisciplinary environment.
  • Mentor-minded experts meeting students regularly.
  • Junior colleagues are welcome: co-supervision and leading sub-projects are common early pathways to build a strong portfolio.

Main requirements

  • Professional CV and publication list (MTMT ID preferred).
  • Concise topic description (goals, methods, expected outcomes).
  • Supervisor acceptance and required forms.

EDT decision & ODT profile

  • EDT decides on (possibly conditional) accreditation.
  • After acceptance, the Doctoral Office creates your ODT (doctoral.hu) profile; you complete the details.
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Topic reporting

Who is this for?

  • Already accredited supervisors who wish to announce a new topic within their accredited Doctoral Section.
  • If you plan to advertise a topic in a new Doctoral Section, please obtain accreditation first.

Main requirements

  • Brief topic description (about ½–1 page: goals, methods, expected outcomes).
  • Required forms and submission channel as indicated on the official page.
  • Respect the deadlines to the Doctoral Section (see below).

Deadlines

  • 30 November — before the spring semester
  • 31 March — before the autumn semester

Submit the report to the relevant Doctoral Section by the deadlines above.

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