Bauhaus Research School
Student assistances - job offer!
We are looking for student assistants to support us in »event management« as well as »technical equipment and grafic work«. The job would start as of 1 September 2017. Deadline for application: 2 July 2017.
Life After Dissertation - Hunting and Applying for Jobs
Especially for qualified doctoral candidates, international work opportunities and professional experience in international surroundings have become essential for career perspectives. For the majority of graduates, the challenges of identifying and applying for such opportunities are real obstacles. The workshop will thus provide information about job-hunting strategies and instruments as well as examples of and insights into typical Anglo-American approaches when it comes to actually applying for positions in those countries.
BRS WORKSHOP | How to proofread your own works - Part 2
Experienced writers in academia whose native language is English may find it laborious to proofread their own work, particularly when a considerable amount of time has already been spent refining or improving the content of the paper. For non-native speakers of English, the challenge is even greater: unsure of what to look for when checking the final draft, they frequently overlook errors that negatively affect the overall quality of the paper. Hence this interactive workshop addresses the main points to be mindful of before submitting an article for peer review and provides practical ways to improve one's proofreading skills.
Language Coaching Programm - Summer Semester 2017
We are offering individual 45-minute one-on-one consultation sessions with qualified instructors to help doctoral candidates with the grammatical aspects of their written work, punctuation and sentence structure and texts in English.
Workspace
The Bauhaus Research School provides workspace for its doctoral and post-doctoral students for a period of 12 months. Users receive access to their workspace 24/7. (more information)
Counselling
The Bauhaus Research School offers advice in legal, administrative and financial issues concerning research in Weimar.
Information
We inform about current calls for proposals, scholarships, funding, qualification and events.
Networking
Exchange experiences with other young researchers and artists and participate in interdisciplinary research colloquia.
Newsletter
The Bauhaus Research School produces a newsletter in regular intervals, informing our members and members of the Bauhaus-Universität Weimar about the current events and affairs that might interest young researchers and artists.
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Contact
Marienstraße 14
99423 Weimar
phone: +49 (0) 36 43/58 41 00
fax: +49 (0) 36 43/58 41 01
e-mail: research-school[at]uni-weimar.de
Advice and support, Alumni Meetings, Pecha Kucha and PhD-Night-Out.. Feel free to contact the representatives.
