The PhD course includes three types of course:
a. genaral courses (specific background not needed - the aim is to give the student a general understanding of the topic)
b. specialist courses (intended for a specific job title operating in one of the Phd areas)
c. blended courses (both general and specific part)

Considering that students must follow courses for a minimum of 150 hours over 3 years, it is possible to follow all the types of courses.
Here is some information:

• during the first year of the doctorate program, students are invited to follow all the generalist courses;
• at the end of each module, the student will take an exam in a short time, in the manner agreed at the beginning of the course;
• for those who attend the mixed courses, it's possible to take the exam for the general part only - or for both general and specialistic part (it's not possible to take the exam only for the specialistic part);
• students must include a study plan in the progress report (including possible external courses);
• the study plan must be approved by the Academic Board, on a proposal of student's tutor.

Learning activities:

Radiotherapy - E. Orlandi
Radiobiology - A. Facoetti   
Medical Physics - M. Ciocca  
Bioengineering - A. Pella 
Bioengineering/Sensors  - A. Spanu
Accelerator physics - M. Pullia
Radioprotection - M. Ferrarini 
Risk - TBD
Artificial Intelligence - C. Salvatore 
 
Plus:

Research based innovation - R. Pietrabissa
Law - L. Velliscig  
Ethica - G. Piredda