Our ECR Development Series workshops are specifically designed to support personal and professional development for early career researchers (ECRs). Events run throughout the academic year and are free to all Sussex ECRs.
Events in this collection
One-day academic writing retreat
Fri 9 Oct, 09:30
Free
Managing your research data: Introduction to data management plans (online)
Tue 13 Oct, 10:30 BST
Free
Managing time and competing priorities in academia (online)
Wed 14 Oct, 10:00 BST
Free
Project management for researchers (online)
Wed 14 Oct, 14:00 BST
Free
Introduction to ethics for ECRs (online)
Wed 21 Oct, 11:00 BST
Free
Managing your research data: Supporting qualitative data sharing
Wed 21 Oct, 14:00
Free
Open research: principles and practices (online)
Thu 22 Oct, 14:00 BST
Free
Getting started with preregistration and registered reports
Mon 2 Nov, 14:00
Free
Developing excellent research proposals (online)
Tue 3 Nov, 14:00 GMT
Free
Managing your research data: Keeping data safe and secure (online)
Tue 3 Nov, 14:00 GMT
Free
Managing your online researcher profiles: Building visibility (online)
Thu 5 Nov, 10:30 GMT
Free
Sharing research openly: copyright and Creative Commons licensing
Tue 10 Nov, 11:00
Free
Publishing your research: choosing where and how to publish
Wed 11 Nov, 14:00
Free
One-day academic writing retreat
Thu 12 Nov, 09:30
Free
Making your research data available to support your publication (online)
Mon 16 Nov, 12:00 GMT
Free
Introduction to the UK research funding environment (online)
Tue 17 Nov, 10:00 GMT
Free
Introduction to REF 2029 (online)
Wed 18 Nov, 10:00 GMT
Free
Responsible research assessment: publication metrics and impact (online)
Thu 19 Nov, 14:00 GMT
Free
Keeping up with the literature: tools and techniques for researchers
Tue 24 Nov, 14:00
Free
Getting started with preprints
Wed 25 Nov, 11:00
Free
Scientific writing: structure, language and style (online)
Mon 30 Nov, 09:30 GMT
Free
Publishing your research: choosing where and how to publish (online)
Tue 1 Dec, 11:00 GMT
Free
Managing your online researcher profiles: building visibility
Wed 2 Dec, 14:00
Free
Managing your research data: Introduction to data management plans
Thu 3 Dec, 10:30
Free
Symposium to celebrate our ECR community
Wed 24 Jun, 12:30
Free
Understanding copyright and Creative Commons licenses
Thu 21 May, 11:00
Free
One-day academic writing retreat for PGRs and ECRs
Wed 20 May, 09:30
Free
Open research: principles and practices (online)
Thu 30 Apr, 11:00 BST
Free
Strategic Career Planning (Online)
Thu 23 Apr, 10:00 BST
Free
Open publishing: your options explained (online)
Tue 21 Apr, 11:00 BST
Free
Tools for Open Research: Open Science Framework
Tue 14 Apr, 14:00
Free
Getting started with preprints (online)
Tue 24 Mar, 11:00 GMT
Free
Developing excellent research proposals
Tue 3 Mar, 10:00 GMT
Free
Introduction to Ethics for ECRs
Wed 25 Feb, 14:00
Free
Introduction to REF2029 (online)
Wed 11 Feb, 10:00 GMT
Free
Getting started with preprints
Tue 2 Dec, 11:00
Free
Keeping up with the literature: tools and techniques for researchers
Thu 27 Nov, 11:00 GMT
Free
Making your research data available to support your publication (Online)
Wed 26 Nov, 14:00 GMT
Free
Open research: principles and practices (online)
Wed 26 Nov, 10:00 GMT
Free
Early Career Researcher (ECR) Induction and Welcome Lunch
Thu 20 Nov, 10:00
Free
Using DMP Online to Write your Data Management Plan (Online)
All events and workshops hosted by the Sussex Researcher School are set as private events so only viewable with direct event links. Please visit ourscheduled RDP workshops and eventswebsite page for more information.Our training and development programme provides year-round support for Sussex postgraduate researchers. We are committed to ensuring you have opportunities for developing your research, personal and professional skills.Our programme caters for all levels – from those new to postgraduate research to those nearing the end of their research degree. You can choose the activities which are right for you at each stage of your research journey.Our provision is guided by University strategy, Research Council expectations, and the Vitae Researcher Development Framework (RDF). Our workshop themes match the RDF domains, meaning you can track your development needs and progress more easily.We are committed to providing workshops, events and learning resources that are in line with the University's equality and diversity policies and guidance.
