Are you ready to take a step beyond your daily research and into the spotlight? If you are a PhD student within EELISA, with a passion for your research and a drive to connect, collaborate, and grow, this is your moment. We are thrilled to invite you to the 1st EELISA PhD Symposium, a unique and dynamic event crafted for doctoral students across the Alliance. Whether you are on your first or yur last year of thesis, this event is designed to take your research to the next level.
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Why Join?
During the 1st EELISA PhD Symposyum , you will have the chance to put your skills to test and:
What’s in It for You?
The EELISA PhD Symposium will bring together PhD students, academics, and external stakeholders to explore new frontiers in research, education, and innovation.
If you are looking for a a platform where participants can demonstrate their intellectual abilities, innovative ideas, and research potential, receive mentorship or career guidance, the 1st EELISA PhD Symposium is the event for you.
The symposium will foster dialogue on how to find common approaches and connections within doctoral education and explore the potential for future joint PhD programs among partner institutions. Check the programme below to discover the exciting sessions, speakers, and opportunities that are waiting for you!
Funding
Participation in the EELISA PhD Symposium is free of charge. Funding for travel and subsistance is available for up to 10 PhD students at FAU and will be automatically granted with a successfull application.
Application requirements
– Complete the application form
– Submit an abstract max. 350 words
– Create a poster on an A1 format – A template will be provided shortly
Selection process
Following the submission of abstracts, the participation of the applicants will be decided by the EELISA Team at FAU. If you get selected your travel and accomodation costs will be covered.
For questions regarding the symposium, please contact:
PhD Symposium Academic Organiser: Balázs Kövesdi
Contact for organisational and technical issues: Eszter Mischl
Any further questions regarding funding? Please contact: