After the first year (1.09-30.09):

1. IRP ("IRP template")
2. opinion of the supervisor(s) (template available)

After the second year (until 30.06):

1. 1st and 2nd year report (template available)
2. opinion of the supervisor(s) (template available)

After the third/fourth year (until 30.06):

1. 3rd and 4rth year (template available)
2. opinion of the supervisor(s) (template available)

IRP Correction:

1. IRP not covering the period of training that has expired ('IRP template')
2. opinion of the supervisor(s) on the amendments to the IRP (template available)

The doctoral candidate, in consultation with the supervisor or supervisors, develops an
individual research plan containing, in particular, a schedule for preparing the doctoral
dissertation and submits it to the director of the doctoral school within 12 months of the
date of commencement of education. 

The implementation of the plan is subject to a mid-term evaluation halfway through the training period specified in the training programme.

A doctoral candidate submits individual research plan to the director of the doctoral school between 1 and 30 September, together with the opinion of the supervisor or supervisors and in the case of appointing an assistant supervisor, also with the opinion of the supervisor.

A doctoral candidate may submit an application for changes to the individual research plan, but such changes may be introduced no more than once a year.

The individual research plan specifies:

1. type of doctoral dissertation (e.g. manuscript, monograph, series of publications, project work, artistic work),
2. basic theses of the dissertation,
3. a general description of the methodology of the dissertation,
4. important stages of the preparation of the dissertation, with the deadlines for achieving them.

An individual research plan is subject to an opinion by the field council relevant to the discipline in which the doctoral candidate is trained, and is approved by the head of the doctoral school within 3 months of obtaining a positive opinion from the relevant field council.

The field council may issue a positive, negative or conditional opinion (recommending specific changes to the plan). In the case of a negative or conditional opinion, it is necessary to submit a correction to the plan within one month of receiving the opinion of the field council.

A doctoral student may submit a request for amendments to the individual research plan, but these changes may be introduced no more than once a year. Corrections to individual research plans are submitted by the deadline set annually by the director of the doctoral school.

From the second year of education, the doctoral student submits a Report on the Individual Research Plan to the Director of the Doctoral School witch supervisor's opinion by 30 June after the second, third and fourth year of education.