Hour: From 09:30h to 18:00h
Place: Recinte la Maternitat, room TBC
BIST COURSE: Setting the stage for a successful PhD
What can you do to make yourself a more effective doctoral researcher and get the most out of your PhD?
It is a two-day interactive and intensive program for first year doctoral researchers to learn practical ways to increase researcher effectiveness and meet the challenges of PhD studies. The program covers PhD project planning, effective working practices, working with others in the research environment, creativity for collaborative research, negotiation skills, motivation and getting feedback.
Dates:
Option 1 8th and 9th of April, 9:30-18:00
Option 2 13th and 14th of May, 9:30-18:00
Target Group: 1st year PhD Students
Available places: 6
The course will be offered to 1st or 2nd year PhD students who did not have the opportunity to attend the PhD retreat
Training content:
The program covers PhD project planning, effective working practices, working with others in the research environment, creativity for collaborative research, negotiation skills, motivation and getting feedback. Participants are placed in learning groups to work on a range of activities. From this you will gain awareness of your performance as an individual and in a team. You will use and develop skills that are essential for a researcher, such as communication, planning, time management, problem solving, conflict resolution, as well as building a greater self-awareness of your learning and working styles. Furthermore, you will create good atmosphere to promote collaborative research among your peers from different scientific fields.
Trainers:
Andreu Gual: Co-Founder of Corkscrew Thinking and Nexgen Careers
Holly Blondin: Adjunct Professor at Parsons School of Design
Registration deadline: April 1, 2024
Hour: From 09:30h to 18:00h
Place: Recinte la Maternitat, room TBC
BIST COURSE: Setting the stage for a successful PhD
What can you do to make yourself a more effective doctoral researcher and get the most out of your PhD?
It is a two-day interactive and intensive program for first year doctoral researchers to learn practical ways to increase researcher effectiveness and meet the challenges of PhD studies. The program covers PhD project planning, effective working practices, working with others in the research environment, creativity for collaborative research, negotiation skills, motivation and getting feedback.
Dates:
Option 1 8th and 9th of April, 9:30-18:00
Option 2 13th and 14th of May, 9:30-18:00
Target Group: 1st year PhD Students
Available places: 6
The course will be offered to 1st or 2nd year PhD students who did not have the opportunity to attend the PhD retreat
Training content:
The program covers PhD project planning, effective working practices, working with others in the research environment, creativity for collaborative research, negotiation skills, motivation and getting feedback. Participants are placed in learning groups to work on a range of activities. From this you will gain awareness of your performance as an individual and in a team. You will use and develop skills that are essential for a researcher, such as communication, planning, time management, problem solving, conflict resolution, as well as building a greater self-awareness of your learning and working styles. Furthermore, you will create good atmosphere to promote collaborative research among your peers from different scientific fields.
Trainers:
Andreu Gual: Co-Founder of Corkscrew Thinking and Nexgen Careers
Holly Blondin: Adjunct Professor at Parsons School of Design
Registration deadline: April 1, 2024