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Ecole Doctorale Sciences Pratiques, N° : 285 ÉCOLE DOCTORALE SHS Projet de restructuration École doctorale des Sciences de l’Homme et de la Societé DOSSIER POUR L’EVALUATION AERES VAGUE-E Projet de restructuration des écoles doctorales : LE 06/09/2013 – Ecole Doctorale Sciences Pratiques, N° : 285 – École Doctorale de l'École Polytechnique, N° : 447 – Sciences juridiques Economiques et de Gestion, N° : 263 – Ecole doctorale cultures, régulations, institutions et territoires, N° : 538 – Science de la Société, N° : 535 – Sciences du Management GODI, N° : 533 – Ecole Doctorale Sciences pour l'Ingénieur, N° : 287 – Ecole Doctorale EDITE, N° : 130 - 1 - Table des matières Projet de restructuration des écoles doctorales : .................................................................................... - 0 - – Ecole Doctorale Sciences Pratiques, N° : 285 .................................................................................. - 0 - – École Doctorale de l'École Polytechnique, N° : 447 ......................................................................... - 0 - – Sciences juridiques Economiques et de Gestion, N° : 263 ............................................................. - 0 - – Ecole doctorale cultures, régulations, institutions et territoires, N° : 538 .................................... - 0 - – Science de la Société, N° : 535 ........................................................................................................... - 0 - – Sciences du Management GODI, N° : 533 ........................................................................................ - 0 - ....................................................................................................................................................................... - 0 - – Ecole Doctorale Sciences pour l'Ingénieur, N° : 287 ....................................................................... - 0 - – Ecole Doctorale EDITE, N° : 130 ......................................................................................................... - 0 - École doctorale des Sciences de l’Homme et de la Societé ................................................... - 0 - Dossier pour l’Evaluation AERES Vague-E .............................................................................................. - 0 - le 06/09/2013 ................................................................................................................................................. - 0 - ÉCOLE DOCTORALE ................................................................................................................................... - 0 - SHS ............................................................................................................................................................... - 0 - Projet de restructuration ...................................................................................................................... - 0 - Table des matières .................................................................................................................................... - 1 - 1| Identité de l’école doctorale (ED) ....................................................................................................... - 4 - 1 | Direction de l’ED ............................................................................................................................ - 4 - Direction de l’école doctorale................................................................................................................. - 4 - Direction adjointes ................................................................................................................................. - 4 - Pôle : Economie, Gestion ...................................................................................................................... - 4 - Pôle : Droit............................................................................................................................................. - 5 - Pôle : Sociologie, Science Politique, Humanités, Education, Culture, Histoire ..................................... - 5 - Chargés de missions ............................................................................................................................. - 5 - - 2 - 2 | Coordonnées de l’ED ..................................................................................................................... - 6 - 3 | Domaines et sous domaines AERES ............................................................................................ - 6 - Principal ................................................................................................................................................. - 6 - Secondaires ........................................................................................................................................... - 6 - 4 | Etablissement demandant une accréditation :............................................................................... - 6 - 5 | Etablissement demandant une association : ................................................................................. - 6 - 6 | Etablissements membres de l’Université Paris-Saclay contribuant à l’école doctorale ................ - 6 - 7 | Unités de recherche qui participent à l’ED .................................................................................... - 7 - 2| Type de demande : Restructuration ................................................................................................ - 11 - 3| Fonctionnement et adossement scientifique ..................................................................................... 13 1 | Contexte........................................................................................................................................... 13 Université Paris Saclay ............................................................................................................................ 13 Enjeux ...................................................................................................................................................... 14 Périmètre de l’école doctorale. ................................................................................................................ 14 Partenariats.............................................................................................................................................. 15 2 | Organisation et gouvernance :......................................................................................................... 16 Le conseil de l’Ecole Doctorale ............................................................................................................... 16 Le comité de direction de l’ED ................................................................................................................. 17 Le comité de pôle : .................................................................................................................................. 17 Les missions et leurs chargés de missions ............................................................................................. 19 Les départements des études doctorales des établissements ................................................................ 19 3 | Politique d’admission des doctorants .............................................................................................. 19 Préambule................................................................................................................................................ 19 Principes généraux. ................................................................................................................................. 20 Cas des contrats doctoraux financés par les établissements de l’UPSay sur leur dotation MESR. ....... 20 Cas des contrats doctoraux financés par des contrats de recherche ..................................................... 21 Cas des financements nominatifs ............................................................................................................ 21 Doctorants salariés pour une activité autre que la préparation d’une thèse ........................................... 21 Seuil de financements des thèses. .......................................................................................................... 22 Accueil des doctorants. ............................................................................................................................ 22 4 | Politique scientifique et internationale ............................................................................................. 22 Missions scientifiques de l’ED. ................................................................................................................ 22 Investissement des unités de recherche dans le fonctionnement de l’ED. ............................................. 22 Organisation de manifestations scientifiques pour/par les doctorants. ................................................... 22 Ouverture aux niveaux national et international. ..................................................................................... 23 5 | Moyens mis à disposition de l’ED. ................................................................................................... 23 Personnel et locaux ................................................................................................................................. 23 Communications interne et externe. .......................................................................................................
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