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This event takes place in German.

Welcome  to the MIN Faculty! The MIN Graduate School invites all doctoral candidates at MIN Faculty to attend this years’ Welcome Night. We will provide you with general information about how to make the journey to your doctoral degree a positive experience and who can support you on your way. Afterwards, you will have the possibility to discuss your experiences and challenges with experts and...

This event takes place in German.

This interactive and hands-on training addresses early career researchers with none or little experience in the field of Public Engagement. The training will not just answer the question why Public Engagement is important for society and stakeholders, but also how researchers can benefit from an open dialogue with multiple partners and audiences. 

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- Trends and developments in...

This event takes place in German. For more information, please visit the Hamburg Research Academy website.

This event takes place in German. For more information, please visit the Hamburg Research Academy website.

This event takes place in German. For more information, please visit the Hamburg Research Academy website.      

For STEM postdocs
Research and academia can be stressful, high pressure and competitive environments. This has had a significant impact on individual physical and mental wellbeing and can be associated with mental health conditions and burnout. However, the onus of mental health lies beyond the individual. Creating a supportive research culture and environment is important to support the mental...

This event takes place in German. For more information, please visit the Hamburg Research Academy website.      

This event takes place in German. For more information, please visit the Hamburg Research Academy website.      

Communication is a difficult thing to handle. We do it every day, right now that you read this text. It’s trivial and ubiquitous. On the other hand we know: It’s challenging, sometimes dysfunctional. This general statement applies even more to communication between supervisor and doctoral researcher. The experienced meets the inexperienced. And both sides have their own expectations, unfortunately...

This HRA spotlight is an opportunity for you to stop and take stock of your research career: Do you have a vision, and are you being strategic? Through discussion and guided reflection time we will think about:

- Your progress so far on working towards your desired goals
- What might affect your career or research strategy?
- Scanning the wider landscape: policy and funding
- Being strategic...

This event takes place in German.

This event takes place in German. For more information, please visit the Hamburg Research Academy website.      

This event takes place in German. For more information, please visit the Hamburg Research Academy website.

For STEM postdocs and supervisors

This session is designed for postdocs and supervisors in the STEM fields. We will look at key principles of good career management and how these relate to the unique challenges of the academic job market. In particular, we will explore how to identify the right jobs and employers, how to be strategic and pro-active, and how to be ready for opportunities when they...

This event takes place in German. For more information, please visit the Hamburg Research Academy website.

Writing is an essential part of the successful researcher’s skillset.  However, writing at the standard necessary to publish in peer-reviewed journals can be challenging. This two-day writing workshop is for doctoral researchers in the humanities and social sciences who wish to improve their academic writing skills in English. This practical workshop will focus on the structure of an English paper...

This event takes place in German. For more information, please visit the Hamburg Research Academy website.

Research culture describes the environment in which research happens — not only the organisational and policy structures, but also the behaviours, expectations, and ethics of our research communities. We all have a responsibility in ensuring that the culture of research is positive and inclusive, so that everyone can do their best work. In the UK, for example, the Government, funders, and...

Writing for a non-scientific audience has you breaking out into sweat? Don’t worry, you are not alone. The good news: while talent plays a role as it does in any skill, so does technique and practice. Engaging writing is a skill that you can learn. This course will focus on writing for web and social media, but many of the techniques we cover will help you with your scientific writing as well.

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This event takes place in German.

This event takes place in German. For more information, please visit the Hamburg Research Academy website.

Doctoral supervision can be a lonely business and it can be challenging to adapt your supervisory style to each new PhD candidate. This intensive doctoral supervision workshop addresses the core challenges of PhD supervision, provides tools to overcome them and aims to help you become a more flexible supervisor. It is organised as a two-part event giving you the chance to do peersupervision...

The seminar provides participants the opportunity to perfect their public-speaking skills. Constructive feedback from the trainer and group members gives the speaker a healthy amount of input while perfecting public-speaking skills.

Participants will be required to prepare a 3 to 5 minute pitch or overview of their work incorporating also the use of a slide. This will provide a basis for applying...

As a PhD candidate you are the project manager of your own PhD project. The "Getting Started"-Workshop supplies you with the tools you need in order to plan and execute your PhD project as effectively and efficiently as possible. You discuss and test basic strategies and techniques of a good project- and time-management. This allows you to organize yourself and your workload in better ways. Based...