Workshops on different research related topics

Wide rande of different topics aim to be covered to improve scientific improvement of ECRs. 

Upcoming workshops

 

Talk 1: Career Options and Career Planning in Academia

Wednesday, October 19, 2022; 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm

This session introduces the framework conditions for postdoc career paths and presents aspects of career planning up to a permanent academic position. The first part of the input gives a structured overview of the requirements of the academic system for further careers. Based on the academic portfolio, strategies and priorities are addressed, and career models and opportunities are explained. Based on this, strategies for career planning will be discussed.

 

Registration:

Please register HERE or use the link below

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Talk 2: Finding a Career after Science

Thursday, November 17, 2022; 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm

Should I stay in academia? But if not, what should I do professionally? Sooner or later in an academic career, all doctoral researchers and postdocs come across these questions. But how can you find good answers? This session first covers the question of which criteria and strategies can be used to make a good individual decision about an academic career. Then professional alternatives for academics outside of science are addressed. Strategies will be presented on how suitable professional alternatives based on your skills and interests can be developed as well as how the relevant job market can be explored.

 

Registration:

Please register HERE or use the link below

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Previous workshops

  • Two-day workshop „Intro to R“ by Tamás Nagy (Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest) targeted specifically at psychologists who aren’t used to working with R but want to become familiar enough with it to follow the workshop on power analysis. (registration is closed)

  • "Power Analysis for SEM and multilevel models using R“ workshop by Tamás Nagy (Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest). This one-day course will teach you how to compute required sample sizes a priori and compute the achieved power a posteriori for various types of models. 
    Where and When: April 5 or 6 
    You can read more about it here.
    (registration is closed)

Writing workshop

The early career researchers' writing workshop was aimed at ECRs who are primarily looking for time and space for undisturbed writing and who are interested in an active exchange of experience and a writing-related feedback processes together with colleagues who are in a similar position. In addition to various rounds of discussions and feedback, the programme also includes schedule a lot of joint and individual writing and working time. Among other things this includes, targeted discussions focus on writing as a process, the integration of the writing process into everyday (working) life, and specific discussions on individual tasks and necessary steps.