Course “Skills to navigate your PhD: from surviving to thriving”

At Tallinn University
Narva mnt 29, ruumis A-224 (Astra hoone II korrus)

Eesti Doktorikooli matemaatika, arvutiteaduse ja informaatika haru kutsub doktorante kursusele, mille eesmärk on toetada õpiteekonna kujundamist, saamaks edukalt hakkama nii käsilolevates õpingutes kui ka tulevases akadeemilises karjääris (või erialases karjääris väljaspool akadeemilisi ringkondi). Kursusel antakse ülevaade kahest tõenduspõhisest oskuste kombinatsioonist, mis võimaldavad kujundada edukat teadus- või spetsialistikarjääri. Kursuse läbinutel on selgem arusaam oma rollist teadlase või spetsialistina, ning rohkem enesekindlust ja oskus teha otsuseid, mis tõstavad enesetunnet ja tagavad teadustöö kvaliteedi. Kursus on interaktiivne ning annab võimaluse nii süvenemiseks ja eneseanalüüsiks kui ka rühmaaruteludeks ja grupitöödeks.

Täpsem info on leitav HERE.

Koolitajaks on Prof.i.R. Geraldine Fitzpatrick, Austria [Retired Professor (B.Inf.Tech (Hons), PhD in Computer Science and Electrical Engineering; trained facilitator/coach, underpinned by a Masters in Applied Positive Psychology and Coaching Practice].

The course is in English.

Timetable on contact study days:

• Enne kursust vaadata endale sobival ajal läbi sissejuhatav video ja vastata küsimustikule.
• 21 ja 22.10.2024 kell 9-17 Tallinna Ülikooli ruumis A-224.
• Üks kuu pärast kursuse kohapealset osa toimub videokohtumine arutlemiseks ja tagasiside jagamiseks.

Register HERE! Registreerimise tähtaeg on 14. oktoober.

Contact: Maria Saar, maria.saar@tlu.ee

Eesti doktorikooli Matemaatika, arvutiteaduse ja informaatika haru.

At Tallinna University
Narva rd 29, Room A-224 (Astra II floor)

Estonian Doctoral School for Mathematics, Computer Science and Informatics invites doctoral students to a course from Prof.i.R. Geraldine Fitzpatrick. The aim of the course is to help students craft their PhD lives so that they can thrive in their current studies and in their future academic career (or, a professional career beyond academia). The course introduces students to two foundational sets of evidence-based personal skills towards thriving as an academic/researcher/professional. Students will take away an increased insight into, and confidence about, their own identity as an academic/researcher/professional, as well as having a toolkit of practical strategies for making good choices towards better wellbeing and good science.

The format will be highly interactive, with seeding input on the relevant research on a topic, time for personal reflection, group discussions and group exercises.

More details can be found HERE.

Facilitator is Prof.i.R. Geraldine Fitzpatrick, from Austria [Retired Professor (B.Inf.Tech (Hons), PhD in Computer Science and Electrical Engineering; trained facilitator/coach, underpinned by a Masters in Applied Positive Psychology and Coaching Practice].

The course is held in English.

Schedule:

• Before the course see an intriductory video and answer an online questionnaire, at your own convenience.
• Intensive learning days on 21 and 22 October 2024 at 9-17 in Tallinn University room A-224.
• One month after the intensive learning days – an online meeting for final reflections and feedback.

Registrer HERE! The deadline for the registration is October 14.

Contact person: Maria Saar, maria.saar@tlu.ee

Estonian Doctoral School for Mathematics, computer science and informatics