Courses in chronological order
Career Planning in Business - How to shape your future
Science Communication – the Basics
Professor wanted! Planning and optimizing your academic career
Start your career in the private sector
Get into Teaching
Gute Wissenschaftliche Praxis für promovierte Wissenschaftler/innen (in German)
Self-Leadership under permanent pressure to perform
Intermediate Leadership
Agile Methods Sprint
DFG-Förderangebote für wissenschaftliche Karrieren (in German)
Good to Know: Online info series for international researchers
Self-Marketing and Networking in Science
AMC Career Compass: Impulse session series
Social Media for Scientists
Science Communication and Social Media
Trainer: Johanna Barnbeck (Spread the Nerd), organized in collaboration with CEPLAS
Robert Hoffie (“Forscher Robert” on Twitter) will report on his experiences on social media during a 1-hour time slot. Time for questions!
1 day workshop
Location: Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf
TOPIC
Which channels can I use for science communication? And how? Getting to know different online formats and best practice examples. Where do I start? Which topics are suitable? How can I talk about my topics? How can I present my topics? How do I build up a profile? Which strategy will enable me to maintain my profile in the long term and sustainably? How can I deal with hateful comments?
Participants will develop a brief concept for their own profile on social media and create initial posts for their own research.
SCHEDULE
The workshop lasts one day and takes place from 9am to 5pm at HHU in Düsseldorf. The number of participants is limited to 12. The participants will receive a certificate when passing the whole module.
FOR WHOM
The workshop is targeted to CEPLAS young scientists. Everyone is welcome to join the workshop, and no previous knowledge is required.
MEET THE TRAINER
Johanna Barnbeck studied cultural analysis and artistic research in Amsterdam, at the Rijksmuseum she led an artistic research project. She currently works as a freelance creative consultant for academia. In this role she develops strategies and creative formats for research projects, universities and research institutions and supports them in the implementation of the concepts. Johanna Barnbeck is on the jury for the Fast Forward Science award and was nominated for the Young Academy in 2018.
REGISTRATION
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Optimizing Writing Strategies
Introduction to Project Management and Working in Teams
Good Scientific Practice for postdocs and supervisors
Good Scientific Practice for (Post)Doctoral Researchers
DFG Funding Opportunities for Postdocs
Prospects: Online Talk Series on DFG Funding Opportunities for Research Careers
Writing Papers and Theses in the Life Sciences
Project management in Science
Presenting (in) Science - How to own the stage on (international) conferences
Emmy Noether Programme
Career Perspectives after Ph.D. in Natural and Life Sciences
Time Management - Get More done with Less Effort
Find a job in Germany's Industry
Leadership Skills for doctoral researchers
Giving and receiving feedback
Project management for postdocs
Gentechnische Arbeiten in gentechnischen Anlagen
Apply successfully, for academics with non-academic job ambitions
Language courses: German and English
English for Junior Researchers
JUNO Language Tandem Program
Digital e-learning platform for postdocs
German Language Courses
Hochschuldidaktik (in German)
Angebote der Hochschuldidaktik der Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf
Angebote des Zentrums für Hochschuldidaktik der Universität zu Köln
Individual statistical consultation
Individual statistical consultation: If you are facing statistical or bioinformatic problems you can always contact the Center for Bioinformatics and Biostatistics (CBiBs) for individual consultation. Please write an E-Mail to CBiBs and ask for a consultation date. CEPLAS will cover the costs that might be charged.