This workshop is dedicated to PhD Students and aims to support them in the writing of a Research Proposal.
REGISTER HERE: https://forms.gle/QVZCWwmspWjtU88j8
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: January 15, 2022
A link to the event will be sent to all registrants in due time.
WORKSHOP STRUCTURE:
| Content | Timing | Activities |
| Warm up | 14.00 14.15 | Warm up, introduction to the IFERA VWR |
| Webinar | 14.15 15.00 | Doctoral Proposal: What is it and how to develop it? + Q&A |
| Pairing | Students are paired for the first two rounds | |
| PART A: Introduction | 15.00 15.30 | Individual writing: Positioning of the study (200-400 words) |
| 15.30 15.50 | 1-to-1 Peer Feedback: Ph.D. students exchange their positioning writing to be read + provide each other feedback | |
| Break | 15.50 16.00 | Free discussion |
| PART B: Theoretical Background | 16.00 16.30 | Individual writing: Gap and research question (RQ) (200-400 words) |
| 16.30 17.00 | 1-to-1 Peer Feedback: Ph.D. students exchange their positioning writing + RQ and provide each other feedback | |
| Pairing | Students are paired for the last two rounds | |
| PART C: Methodology | 17.00 17.30 | Individual writing: Methodology (or potential methodological approach) (200-400 words) |
| 17.30 18.00 | 1-to-1 Peer Feedback: Ph.D. students exchange their positioning writing + RQ + methodology and provide each other feedback | |
| Break | 18.00 18.10 | Free discussion |
| PART D: Preliminary results and potential contributions | 18.10 18.40 | Individual writing: Preliminary results and potential contributions/implications (200-400 words) |
| 18.40 19.10 | 1-to-1 Peer Feedback: Ph.D. students exchange their positioning writing + RQ + methodology + Preliminary results and potential contributions/implications and provide each other feedback | |
| Webinar | 19.10 19.30 | How and where do I submit my research proposal? An illustration of the submission system + Q&A session |
