Doctoral Summer School LERU – AKTUALIZACJA

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Ze względu na zmiany przedłużamy nabór wniosków do 26 marca 2021.

I would like to inform you that due to the many uncertainties and the possible travel restrictions, the 2021 LERU Doctoral Summer School will be a fully online edition. Our colleagues from Trinity College Dublin have been re-designing the programme, tailoring it specifically for a virtual audience.

Draft programme of the 2021 LERU Doctoral Summer School

Here below, you can find some remarks provided by Martine Smith, Trinity College Dublin:

• There are a number of features that differ from the original face-to-face version, although the overall theme and focus remains the same.
• There is a programme for ‚core’ participants (i.e., those nominated by each university and who will get credit for that participation of 5ECTS) and for up to 150 guests, the latter group participating only in the morning sessions on a first-come-first-served basis and not eligible for the credits. What you see in the programme here enclosed, is for core participants; others will attend the morning slots only.
• Each day will include a 2-hour slot with papers from invited speakers, followed by an ‚armchair discussion’ facilitated by a session host.
• Each day will also include a 1-hour slot of very short presentations from summer school participants. In advance of the Summer School, each ‚core’ participant will sign up to speak to one of the themes. They then prepare and present 3 PowerPoint slides and speak to the slides for a maximum of 5 minutes.
• After lunch, sessions of 90-120 minutes of small group workshops for core participants are facilitated and the work agenda focuses on development of a policy paper and resources for ECRs.
• Each day offers one online social event hosted by our Graduate Students’ Union.
• The revised format has allowed up to broaden the number of speakers and to include speakers who otherwise might not have been able to travel to participate.