Your Doctoral College newsletter
Welcome back to your Doctoral College newsletter. We are pleased to announce that the Researcher Development Summer Programme begins on 10 June, so don’t forget to sign up via SkillsForge. We also have some fantastic events coming up, including the latest IAS Symposium and an Early Career Researcher Wellbeing Workshop. Our Stress and Anxiety Workshop will help you to adopt practical strategies to deal with challenges along your research journey.
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Tell us about your experiences this term in our joint University and Students' Union survey. Your feedback can help us to make improvements to your student experience. As a thank you for your time, you’ll have the option to enter a prize draw with a chance of winning 1 of 16 Amazon vouchers!
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The way printing services are provided at the University is changing. The in-house printing resource known as Warwick Print will be closing at the end of July, with final orders being taken until 28 June. After this date, Warwick Print will no longer be available for printing needs. Find out more here, inlcuding your options for dissertation printing and binding.
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Researcher Development Summer Programme
The Researcher Development Summer Programme is taking place from 10 June. You can now sign up for the programme on SkillsForge. This summer, we have included three main themes which are Careers, Conferences and Transitions.
If you are heading off to your first conference, or about to chair for the first time, our Conferences theme will support you. Whether you want a career in the industry, third sector, or academia, our Careers theme will provide you with guidance to prepare. Our Transitions theme will aid you with your visas, help you with writing for publications or your thesis, and help you to gain the confidence and skills to deal with stresses.
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What is it to explain? Which kinds of reasons are we after when ask for an explanation? And do we all – people working in social sciences, the humanities, and STEM subjects – mean the same when we talk about explanations? All members of Warwick's academic and professional community are welcome to this event on 10 June, 10am–2pm. Lunch will be provided. Register here!
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WMS, SLS, and Psychology are relaunching ReproducibiliTea, a forum dedicated to fostering discussions on reproducibility in scientific research. On 12 June, we are hosting Professor Dorothy Bishop, a leading figure in the reproducibility movement from the University of Oxford, for a special guest lecture, entitled ‘How science done badly leads to canonisation of false facts’. This lecture is open to all. To sign up for ReproducibiliTea and/or the lecture, please visit this page.
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We are inviting research assistants, PhD candidates and postdoctoral researchers to register their interest for a workshop aiming to explore and prioritise the challenges related to the wellbeing of early career researchers. If you are available on 14 June from 1pm-3pm, please register your interest here. Refreshments will be provided, and a £25 voucher given as a thank you for your time and participation.
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If you’d like to gain a deeper understanding of managing stress and anxiety during your postgraduate studies, join our two-hour session online over MS Teams on 3 June from 3pm-5pm. This workshop is designed to provide practical and theoretical strategies that can be immediately applied to manage these challenges, offering a path to a more balanced and fulfilling academic journey. Sign up today.
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Best wishes,
and the Doctoral College Team
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