The ranking of candidates will be based on the ranking resulting from the application of the following algorithm:
Final classification [0-20] = 0.20 A + 0.60 B + 0.20 C
where components A, B and C are defined below.
It is also considered the following table 1, which defines the P weight given to the candidate's previous type of training:
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P
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Master Degree in Chemistry and related areas (described above)
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1
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Master Degree in other areas of Natural and Biomedical Sciences
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0,8
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Component A:
Component A is calculated by the formula
A=20* δ*P
Setting δ = 1 in the case the candidate holds a Msc degree at the time of application and δ = 0 otherwise, and where P is the value given in table 1 according to the candidate's previous training.
Component B:
Component B is given by the formula
B=Med*0.8*P + OA*0.2
where P is defined in table 1, and Med and OA correspond to:
• Med: Final classification of master degree or average of the curricular component obtained until the moment of the application, from 0 to 20;
• OA: Other relevant aspects in the scientific area of the cycle of studies such as presentations at scientific events, authorship of published works, participation in research projects, conducting internships, etc., whose ratings are assigned, from 0 to 20, by the Doctorate Steering Committee.
Component C:
Component C, valued from 0 to 20, is calculated as the sum of the ratings attributed by the Doctorate Steering Committee to the various dimensions of the candidate's technical and professional curriculum, in the area of the cycle of studies, as relevant professional activity, coordination and participation in projects, professional training, etc.
