Description of the Activity Records

Every activity undertaken during the research period that is submitted must be accompanied by a record that shows the relevant evidence. The records should be preceded by a table of contents – arranged chronologically and numbered, identifying the activity type and title – with the aim of aiding search and location. The records for each activity should comprise a series of sections that will include added-value information as follows:

1. Date: start and end dates of the activity.

2. Title: name and subtitle, if there is one, of the activity.

3. Place/Institution: place and institution where the activity was carried out.

4. Type: type of research activity carried out, e.g.: training course or seminar, publication, academic service, participation to an event, presentation in an event, visiting research stay, product, research activity (if it exists, please add the link to the proof/evidence of the activity)

5. Competencies and reflection on the learning undertaken: the doctoral candidate should reflect on the learning undertaken through this activity, taking into account the development of the established competencies in the programme (*see the list of competences at the end of the document).

6. Complementary material (optional): documents, results or products that have been produced during the activity; they may be images or pages inserted or references or links that contain added value to expand on the evidence.