Past Courses

Location: Online

Leadership Starter Kit

As young scientists you often take on first leadership tasks after graduating with a PhD or already supervise students and/or non-academic staff during your doctoral phase. In order to successfully manage initial leadership situations and at the same time advance your own doctorate, solid knowledge of central leadership instruments and practical experience are helpful to fulfil the tasks and to shape your new role.The online workshop "Leadership Starter Kit" will support you in mastering these first leadership steps. You will learn and experience in which areas your own leadership skills are already developed, and you will deepen your skills and knowledge in areas in which you have little or no experience.The techniques introduced in this workshop can be used in a variety of contexts ranging from leading a team on a day-to-day basis to enhancing the team’s long-term productivity. Particular emphasis is placed upon enabling prospective leaders to become aware of key dynamics within a team and to adjust leadership strategies accordingly. Seminar contents:• Leadership practice: Reflection on previous experience - Leadership tasks / tools - Psychology of leadership • Successful leadership: Communication and conflict resolution - Creating incentives & motivation - Conducting talks - Dealing with conflictive issues• Delegation, assignment, supervision: - Setting goals - Evaluate and control by means of transparent criteria.Please note: Our training programme is designed for the interaction of the participants. Comparable to classroom seminars, we ask you to turn on your camera during online events for an exchange at eye level. [more]

Getting it Right: Scientific Presentation for Doctoral Candidates

A good presentation begins with good preparation. You will work on exercises that help you understand the best techniques in developing the right presentation by answering questions like: Who will be present? Where will I give my talk? How can I most effectively present my research material? Body language is an aspect that is covered in any presentation workshop but under these special circumstances, we will cover effectively and efficiently using an online platform to give top-notch presentations. Your voices will play a particularly critical role here. Hence, in advance you will be asked to prepare a presentation of a maximum of five slides about your current research for a non-expert scientific audience.Seminar contents:• Finding out about the situation• Body language• Understanding interests of an audience• Creating better slides• Master discussionsPlease note: Our training programme is designed for the interaction of the participants. Comparable to face-to-face seminars, we ask you to turn on your camera during online events for an exchange at eye level. [more]

Getting it Right: Scientific Presentation for Doctoral Candidates

A good presentation begins with good preparation. You will work on exercises that help you understand the best techniques in developing the right presentation by answering questions like: Who will be present? Where will I give my talk? How can I most effectively present my research material? Body language is an aspect that is covered in any presentation workshop but under these special circumstances, we will cover effectively and efficiently using an online platform to give top-notch presentations. Your voices will play a particularly critical role here. Hence, in advance you will be asked to prepare a presentation of a maximum of five slides about your current research for a non-expert scientific audience.Seminar contents:• Finding out about the situation• Body language• Understanding interests of an audience• Creating better slides• Master discussionsPlease note: Our training programme is designed for the interaction of the participants. Comparable to face-to-face seminars, we ask you to turn on your camera during online events for an exchange at eye level. [more]

Do your own thing! How to get started with your own business after your PhD

What are your plans after finishing your doctorate? Have you thought about starting your own business? Join Sebastian Sydlik, Startup Coach from the GATEWAY Excellence Startup Centre at the University of Cologne, to discover: • What kinds of self-employment options are out there? • How can I get initial funding to turn an idea into a startup? • What are some useful contacts and resources that can help me? • What is Design Thinking and how can it help me turn my thesis into a business that solves a real-world problem? • What can I do next to define my business model? The session includes useful information and a creative workshop. Participants will leave the session with a clearly articulated business idea that solves a real-world problem, and is ready to be developed further into a profitable business model. Please note: Our training programme is designed for the interaction of the participants. Comparable to face-to-face seminars, we ask you to turn on your camera during online events for an exchange at eye level. [more]

Academic Writing in English for Doctoral Candidates in the Natural and Life Sciences

This workshop is ideal for those doctoral candidates who already have experience in writing in English but are not native speakers of English. The course addresses the main challenges in writing an academic text for publication and offers tips and techniques to help you write more clearly. After attending this course, you will feel more confident in structuring your academic texts as well as being aware of typical mistakes in academic writing and how to fix them.Seminar contents:• The writing process• General style and structure of academic papers, paragraphs and sentences in the Natural and Life Sciences• Punctuation• Academic vocabulary - words and phrases used to structure papers and improve the written style• Learning from native speakers• Abstracts• Classic mistakes• Improving texts - writing and feedback on your own work• Reflections and next stepsPlease note:As the second day focuses on participants’ writing you are asked to bring a current writing project to the workshop. In addition, you should bring a copy of a native speaker paper from the Natural and Life Sciences area.Also, our training programme is designed for the interaction of the participants. Comparable to face-to-face seminars, we ask you to turn on your camera during online events for an exchange at eye level. [more]

Good Scientific Practice – Basic principles for Doctoral Candidates

The major objective of the workshop “Good Scientific Practice” is to know and understand the basic rules and values of the responsible conduct of research in all its steps, according to local, national and international regulations and guidelines. The participants will explore the differences and grey areas between good scientific practice, questionable research practice and scientific misconduct. They will learn how misconduct can be recognized and prevented and how it should be addressed and dealt with in case it occurs, and what damage it can cause if handled improperly.In addition, they will learn to develop appropriate solutions to difficult situations in the process of science and receive advice on how to protect their own scientific work. They are encouraged to speak with their colleagues and institutions about problems and challenges.The content of the workshop follows the curriculum “Good Scientific Practice” which was commissioned by and developed in cooperation with the German Research Ombudsman, an independent board of the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG). Seminar contents: • Definitions of good scientific practice and scientific misconduct• Degrees and extent of scientific misconduct• Data management• Authorship and the process of publication• Mentoring and supervision• Conflict management: how to deal with scientific misconduct • Local, national and international guidelines and regulationsPlease note: Our training programme is designed for the interaction of the participants. Comparable to face-to-face seminars, we ask you to turn on your camera during online events for an exchange at eye level. [more]

Successful Job Applications and Interviews for a Job outside Academia

The first part of this workshop focuses on the application documents. In exercises you will reflect your individual achievements so far and learn how to convincingly present them in the CV as the center-piece of every application. By analysing real job ads, you will practise how to write cover letters that create the desire to meet the author. You will get advice on how your determination for a specific career path can be reflected in your CV and cover letter and what other application documents to include considering differences between jobs in academia and industry. The focus of the second part lies on job interviews and covers questions such as how to react upon the invitation, how to prepare for the interview, the interview itself and how to deal with it afterwards. Differences between real and virtual interviews will be covered. After preparatory exercises, you will practise giving examples of skills and abilities. You will be primed for specific situations when confronted with awkward questions or unexpected challenges and practise these in training sequences. In individual online live coaching sessions, you can discuss individual questions with your trainer. This may include the check of application documents (1 CV and 1 motivational letter) for a specific job ad. All documents should be handed in a week prior to the individually scheduled appointments. These appointments should take place within 2 months after the workshop. • Checking and optimising application documents (CV, cover letter, etc.)• Preparation for in person and virtual interviews• Preparatory exercises and training sequences (skills, abibilities, and challenging situations)• Individual coaching for one specific application processPlease note: Our training programme is designed for the interaction of the participants. Comparable to face-to-face seminars, we ask you to turn on your camera during online events for an exchange at eye level. [more]

Successful Job Applications and Interviews for a Job outside Academia

The first part of this workshop focuses on the application documents. In exercises you will reflect your individual achievements so far and learn how to convincingly present them in the CV as the center-piece of every application. By analysing real job ads, you will practise how to write cover letters that create the desire to meet the author. You will get advice on how your determination for a specific career path can be reflected in your CV and cover letter and what other application documents to include considering differences between jobs in academia and industry. The focus of the second part lies on job interviews and covers questions such as how to react upon the invitation, how to prepare for the interview, the interview itself and how to deal with it afterwards. Differences between real and virtual interviews will be covered. After preparatory exercises, you will practise giving examples of skills and abilities. You will be primed for specific situations when confronted with awkward questions or unexpected challenges and practise these in training sequences. In individual online live coaching sessions, you can discuss individual questions with your trainer. This may include the check of application documents (1 CV and 1 motivational letter) for a specific job ad. All documents should be handed in a week prior to the individually scheduled appointments. These appointments should take place within 2 months after the workshop. • Checking and optimising application documents (CV, cover letter, etc.)• Preparation for in person and virtual interviews• Preparatory exercises and training sequences (skills, abibilities, and challenging situations)• Individual coaching for one specific application processPlease note: Our training programme is designed for the interaction of the participants. Comparable to face-to-face seminars, we ask you to turn on your camera during online events for an exchange at eye level. [more]

Professor wanted! Planning and Optimizing Your Academic Career

The postdoc years are essential for academic career development. During this period, researchers are often torn between conflicting priorities of intellectual independence, on the one hand, and meeting professional obligations towards their employers, on the other hand. Postdoctoral candidates are expected to develop an independent publication record, apply for external funding, create a distinct research profile, build a teaching portfolio, communicate their research, build a network, undertake research stays abroad, etc. In this seminar, we will address questions such as: Which of these tasks are particularly important? What are the top priorities? Which time frame is appropriate and compatible with my personal private priorities? How important is the habilitation? Seminar contents:• Peer learning as well as individual coaching sessions• Requirements for a long-term career in academia• Analysis of the individual current situation, reviewing the current academic profile• Development and specification of the next goals and planning of the next stepsPlease note: Our training programme is designed for the interaction of the participants. Comparable to face-to-face seminars, we ask you to turn on your camera during online events for an exchange at eye level. [more]

Leadership Starter Kit

As young scientists you often take on first leadership tasks after graduating with a PhD or already supervise students and/or non-academic staff during your doctoral phase. In order to successfully manage initial leadership situations and at the same time advance your own doctorate, solid knowledge of central leadership instruments and practical experience are helpful to fulfil the tasks and to shape your new role.The online workshop "Leadership Starter Kit" will support you in mastering these first leadership steps. You will learn and experience in which areas your own leadership skills are already developed, and you will deepen your skills and knowledge in areas in which you have little or no experience.The techniques introduced in this workshop can be used in a variety of contexts ranging from leading a team on a day-to-day basis to enhancing the team’s long-term productivity. Particular emphasis is placed upon enabling prospective leaders to become aware of key dynamics within a team and to adjust leadership strategies accordingly. Seminar contents:• Leadership practice: Reflection on previous experience - Leadership tasks / tools - Psychology of leadership • Successful leadership: Communication and conflict resolution - Creating incentives & motivation - Conducting talks - Dealing with conflictive issues• Delegation, assignment, supervision: - Setting goals - Evaluate and control by means of transparent criteria.Please note: Our training programme is designed for the interaction of the participants. Comparable to classroom seminars, we ask you to turn on your camera during online events for an exchange at eye level. [more]

Fast Forward: Productivity Course for PhD Students

PhD Course
  • Start: Apr 24, 2023
  • End: Jun 9, 2023
  • Location: Online
The Fast Forward class starts with a live kick-off workshop on April 25th and ends on June 9th

Career Perspectives after PhD in Natural and Life Sciences

You will get an overview of various career options in the public sector, including academic research, as well as in the private sector, in non-profit organisations and, where appropriate, in self-employment. Different job profiles and the associated professional and personal entry requirements and approaches are discussed. The correct reading of job advertisements and the clarification of one's own strengths and successes help you to better assess your own fit.Seminar contents:• What does career mean?• Scientists in different fields of the public sector• Scientists in private enterprises• Use and extension of one’s network• Development of an individual strategyPlease note: Our training programme is designed for the interaction of the participants. Comparable to face-to-face seminars, we ask you to turn on your camera during online events for an exchange at eye level. [more]

Academic Writing in English for Doctoral Candidates in the Life and Natural Sciences

This workshop is ideal for those doctoral candidates who already have experience in writing in English but are not native speakers of English. The course addresses the main challenges in writing an academic text for publication and offers tips and techniques to help you write more clearly. After attending this course, you will feel more confident in structuring your academic texts as well as being aware of typical mistakes in academic writing and how to fix them.Seminar contents:• The writing process• General style and structure of academic papers, paragraphs and sentences in the Natural and Life Sciences• Punctuation• Academic vocabulary - words and phrases used to structure papers and improve the written style• Learning from native speakers• Abstracts• Classic mistakes• Improving texts - writing and feedback on your own work• Reflections and next stepsPlease note:As the second day focuses on participants’ writing you are asked to bring a current writing project to the workshop. In addition, you should bring a copy of a native speaker paper from the Natural and Life Sciences area.Also, our training programme is designed for the interaction of the participants. Comparable to face-to-face seminars, we ask you to turn on your camera during online events for an exchange at eye level. [more]

Skills for project managers

  • Start: Jan 24, 2023 09:00 AM (Local Time Germany)
  • End: Jan 26, 2023 05:00 PM
  • Speaker: Sabine Lerch
  • Location: Online
This course is suitable for doctoral researchers and early stage postdocs [more]

"Data handling and University regulations", the analogous notebook, data safety, storage, archiving, finding data, etc., by Dr. Isabell Witt

This is an online workshop. Preparatory work is needed. Participation can count as part of the good scientific conduct requirements in the GSfBS. If you wish to participate, please send an email to Isabell Witt. Next date tba online. Preparatory work is needed. The next workshop is scheduled for January 18, 2023 from 11:30 til 13:30 h [more]

Getting it Right: Scientific Presentation for Doctoral Candidates

A good presentation begins with good preparation. You will work on exercises that help you understand the best techniques in developing the right presentation by answering questions like: Who will be present? Where will I give my talk? How can I most effectively present my research material? Body language is an aspect that is covered in any presentation workshop but under these special circumstances, we will cover effectively and efficiently using an online platform to give top-notch presentations. Your voices will play a particularly critical role here. Hence, in advance you will be asked to prepare a presentation of a maximum of five slides about your current research for a non-expert scientific audience.Seminar contents:• Finding out about the situation• Body language• Understanding interests of an audience• Creating better slides• Master discussionsPlease note: Our training programme is designed for the interaction of the participants. Comparable to face-to-face seminars, we ask you to turn on your camera during online events for an exchange at eye level. [more]

"Biases in Science" by Prof. Niels Gehring

  • Date: Dec 14, 2022
  • Time: 10:00 AM - 12:30 PM (Local Time Germany)
  • Location: Online
  • Host: Isabell Witt
This workshop is compulsory. Preparatory work is needed, documents for the module are accessible via ILIAS.For registration for the workshop and access to the ILIAS folder, please contact Isabell Witt.The next workshop will take place online on December 14, 2022, from 10:00 til 12:30 h. [more]

Career Perspectives after Ph.D. in Natural and Life Sciences (Online)

Further information at https://fortbildung.uni-koeln.de/event_program/index_eng.html

Wissenschaftliche Präsentation – souverän vortragen und diskutieren

Further information at https://fortbildung.uni-koeln.de/event_program/index_eng.html

Do your own thing! How to get started with your own business

Further information at https://fortbildung.uni-koeln.de/event_program/index_eng.html

Scientific Presentation - Getting it Right!

Further information at https://fortbildung.uni-koeln.de/event_program/index_eng.html

Data Visualisation with R (for PhD students)

PhD Course
  • Start: Oct 19, 2022
  • End: Oct 25, 2022
  • Trainer: Rick Scavetta
  • Location: Online
Access to online material from October 12th. Two interactive group sessions take place on October 19th and 21st. 1-on-1 sessions take place on October 24th and 25th.

Research Data Management (RDM) – a practice-oriented introduction

Further information at https://fortbildung.uni-koeln.de/event_program/index_eng.html

Wissenschaftlerinnnen auf dem Weg zur Professur (Online)

Further information at https://fortbildung.uni-koeln.de/event_program/index_eng.html

Story Telling in Academia

Further information at https://fortbildung.uni-koeln.de/event_program/index_eng.html

Good Scientific Practice

Further information at https://fortbildung.uni-koeln.de/event_program/index_eng.html

Gute wissenschaftliche Praxis

Further information at https://fortbildung.uni-koeln.de/event_program/index_eng.html

Disputationstraining

Further information at https://fortbildung.uni-koeln.de/event_program/index_eng.html

Professor wanted! Planning and optimizing your academic career (Online)

Further information at https://fortbildung.uni-koeln.de/event_program/index_eng.html

Career Perspectives after Ph.D. in Natural and Life Sciences (Online)

Further information at https://fortbildung.uni-koeln.de/event_program/index_eng.html?app=true&id=KPE%20220524-1

Wissenschaftliche Präsentation – souverän vortragen und diskutieren

Further information available at https://fortbildung.uni-koeln.de/event_program/index_eng.html?app=true&id=PMK%20220509-2

Fast Forward: Productivity Course for PhD Students

PhD Course
  • Start: Apr 25, 2022
  • End: Jun 10, 2022
  • Location: Online
The Fast Forward class starts with a live kick-off workshop on April 25th and ends on June 10th

Statistical Literacy (for PhD students)

PhD Course
  • Start: Mar 9, 2022
  • End: Mar 21, 2022
  • Trainer: Rick Scavetta
  • Location: Online
Access to online material from March 9th. Three interactive group sessions take place on March 16th, 18th and 21st.

Research Data Management (RDM) – a practice-oriented introduction

Further information: https://fortbildung.uni-koeln.de/event_program/index_eng.html

Patenting

  • Date: Feb 21, 2022
  • Time: 08:30 AM - 10:30 AM (Local Time Germany)
  • Speaker: Peter Schreier
  • Location: Online
weekly Mondays from 10.01. - 21.02.2022For more information please visit https://gs-biosciences.uni-koeln.de/workshops

Patenting

  • Date: Feb 14, 2022
  • Time: 08:30 AM - 10:30 AM (Local Time Germany)
  • Speaker: Peter Schreier
  • Location: Online
weekly Mondays from 10.01. - 21.02.2022For more information please visit https://gs-biosciences.uni-koeln.de/workshops

Module 4 - Different options for further analyses

  • Date: Feb 7, 2022
  • Time: 09:00 AM (Local Time Germany)
  • Location: Online
  • Host: Isabell Witt
(Also suitable for CUT&Tag, DSBCapture and ATAC-Seq data). This course has been developed to enable doctoral candidates and Postdocs to analyze their own data while being concise and flexible enough to fit their busy schedules. Each module consists of several short videos, each about 10-15 min long, that can be watched whenever there is time. To deepen the understanding, questions and exercises will be provided at the end of many videos. For each module, there is going to be a live Q&A session via zoom where questions can be asked and exercises discussed. The course will start in October and consists of four modules covering all steps needed to analyse ChIP-Seq data.

Disputationstraining

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Patenting

  • Date: Feb 7, 2022
  • Time: 08:30 AM - 10:30 AM (Local Time Germany)
  • Speaker: Peter Schreier
  • Location: Online
weekly Mondays from 10.01. - 21.02.2022For more information please visit https://gs-biosciences.uni-koeln.de/workshops

Patenting

  • Date: Jan 31, 2022
  • Time: 08:30 AM - 10:30 AM (Local Time Germany)
  • Speaker: Peter Schreier
  • Location: Online
weekly Mondays from 10.01. - 21.02.2022For more information please visit https://gs-biosciences.uni-koeln.de/workshops

Patenting

  • Date: Jan 24, 2022
  • Time: 08:30 AM - 10:30 AM (Local Time Germany)
  • Speaker: Peter Schreier
  • Location: Online
weekly Mondays from 10.01. - 21.02.2022For more information please visit https://gs-biosciences.uni-koeln.de/workshops

Scientific Presentation - Getting it right!

PhD Course
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Patenting

  • Date: Jan 17, 2022
  • Time: 08:30 AM - 10:30 AM (Local Time Germany)
  • Speaker: Peter Schreier
  • Location: Online
weekly Mondays from 10.01. - 21.02.2022For more information please visit https://gs-biosciences.uni-koeln.de/workshops

Module 3 - From count matrix to differentially enriched regions

(Also suitable for CUT&Tag, DSBCapture and ATAC-Seq data). This course has been developed to enable doctoral candidates and Postdocs to analyze their own data while being concise and flexible enough to fit their busy schedules. Each module consists of several short videos, each about 10-15 min long, that can be watched whenever there is time. To deepen the understanding, questions and exercises will be provided at the end of many videos. For each module, there is going to be a live Q&A session via zoom where questions can be asked and exercises discussed. The course will start in October and consists of four modules covering all steps needed to analyse ChIP-Seq data.

Patenting

  • Date: Jan 10, 2022
  • Time: 08:30 AM - 10:30 AM (Local Time Germany)
  • Speaker: Peter Schreier
  • Location: Online
weekly Mondays from 10.01. - 21.02.2022For more information please visit https://gs-biosciences.uni-koeln.de/workshops

Scientific Presentation - Getting it right!

PhD Course
  • Start: Oct 26, 2021 09:00 AM (Local Time Germany)
  • End: Oct 27, 2021 05:00 PM
  • Trainer: John Klümpers
  • Location: Online
Further information: https://fortbildung.uni-koeln.de/event_program/index_eng.html

Leadership Starter Kit

PhD Course
  • Date: Oct 15, 2021
  • Time: 09:00 AM - 05:00 PM (Local Time Germany)
  • Trainer: Uta Bronner
  • Location: Online
Further information: https://fortbildung.uni-koeln.de/event_program/index_eng.html

intermediate Data Analysis with R (for PhD students & postdocs)

PhD Course
  • Start: Oct 13, 2021
  • End: Oct 26, 2021
  • Trainer: Rick Scavetta
  • Location: Online
Access to online material from October 13th. Two interactive group sessions take place on October 20th and 22nd from 9.30 to 11.30. Each participant can book a 30-minute 1-on-1 session with the trainer on either October 25th or 26th. [more]

Agile Project Management Course for scientists

  • Start: Oct 4, 2021 02:00 PM (Local Time Germany)
  • End: Nov 19, 2021 03:00 PM
  • Trainer: Dr. Nadine Sinclair
  • Location: Online
  • Host: Postdoc Coordinator
Fast Forward teaches agile project management to researchers in a new way building on corporate learning approaches. Participants learn by applying the concepts in their own project rather than learning only with examples. [more]

Fast Forward: Productivity Course for PhD Students

  • Start: Oct 4, 2021
  • End: Nov 19, 2021
  • Location: Online
The Fast Forward class starts with a live kick-off workshop on October 4th and ends on November 19th

Leadership Starter Kit

  • Date: Sep 29, 2021
  • Time: 09:00 AM - 05:00 PM (Local Time Germany)
  • Trainer: Uta Bronner
  • Location: Online
In this one-day course you will learn about basic leadership tools that are neccessary for organizing and supervising your own research setting. This course is offered and hosted by the Albertus Magnus Center (AMC) at the University of Cologne and you can find more details on the AMC homepage. [more]

Good Scientific Practice for Empirical Research

PhD Course
  • Start: Sep 21, 2021 09:30 AM (Local Time Germany)
  • End: Sep 22, 2021 04:15 PM
  • Trainer: Julia Verse
  • Location: Online
The aim of this course is to give you a deep insight into the rules of good scientific practice and how to follow (inter)national scientific guidlines. This course is offered and hosted by the Albertus Magnus Center (AMC) at the University of Cologne and you can find more details on the AMC homepage. [more]

Getting Started with Research Data Management

PhD Course
  • Date: Sep 8, 2021
  • Time: 09:00 AM (Local Time Germany)
  • Trainer: Jasmin Schenk & Monika Linne
  • Location: Online
Further information: https://fortbildung.uni-koeln.de/event_program/index_eng.html

Branch out! Alumni career series for (plant) scientists

  • Start: Aug 27, 2021 02:00 PM (Local Time Germany)
  • End: Sep 27, 2021 05:00 PM
  • Location: Online
Get insights into different career paths and benefit from personal experiencs of our Alumni! [more]

Leadership Starter Kit

PhD Course
  • Date: Jul 22, 2021
  • Time: 09:00 AM - 05:00 PM (Local Time Germany)
  • Trainer: Uta Bronner
  • Location: Online
Further information: https://fortbildung.uni-koeln.de/event_program/index_eng.html

Resilience for Scientists

PhD Course
  • Start: Jul 7, 2021 04:00 PM (Local Time Germany)
  • End: Jul 28, 2021 06:00 PM
  • Trainer: Ben Hartwig
  • Location: Online
The course will take place on 4 afternoons: 1. July 7th - 16.00 to 18.00 h / 2. July 8th - 16.00 to 18.00 h / 3. July 21st - 16.00 to 18.00 h / 4. July 28th - 16.00 to 18.00 h / plus an optional 1-on-1 meeting with the trainer as a follow-up.

Story Telling in Academia - Discover your research narrative; engage your reader

PhD Course
  • Date: Jun 24, 2021
  • Time: 09:00 AM - 05:00 PM (Local Time Germany)
  • Trainer: Theodore Best
  • Location: Online
Further information: https://fortbildung.uni-koeln.de/event_program/index_eng.html

Career Perspectives after Ph.D. in Natural and Sciences

PhD Course
  • Start: Jun 15, 2021
  • End: Jun 16, 2021
  • Trainer: Gaby Schilling
  • Location: Online
Further information: https://fortbildung.uni-koeln.de/event_program/index_eng.html

Data Analysis with R (for PhD students & postdocs)

PhD Course
  • Start: May 26, 2021
  • End: Jun 8, 2021
  • Trainer: Rick Scavetta
  • Location: Online
Access to online material from May 26th. Two interactive group sessions take place on June 2nd and 4th from 9.30 to 11.30. Each participant can book a 30-minute 1-on-1 session with the trainer on either June 7th or 8th. [more]

Scientific Writing

PhD Course
  • Start: May 3, 2021 09:00 AM (Local Time Germany)
  • End: May 5, 2021 05:00 PM
  • Trainer: Ruth Willmot
  • Location: Online
In this 3-day course you will learn how to draft and create your publication. This course is offered and hosted by the Graduate School for Biological Sciences (GSfBS) at the University of Cologne and you can find more details on the GSfBS homepage. [more]

Designing and presenting a scientific poster

PhD Course
  • Start: Apr 29, 2021 09:00 AM (Local Time Germany)
  • End: Apr 30, 2021 04:00 PM
  • Trainer: Ruth Willmot
  • Location: Online
This course is offered and hosted by the Graduate School for Biological Sciences (GSfBS) at the University of Cologne and you can find more details on the GSfBS homepage. [more]

Professor wanted! Planning and Optimizing your Academic Career

  • Start: Mar 24, 2021 09:00 AM (Local Time Germany)
  • End: Mar 25, 2021 05:00 PM
  • Trainer: Dieta Kuchenbrandt
  • Location: Online
In this course you will reflect on your own research profile so far and learn about what it takes to succeed in a long-term academic career. This course is offered and hosted by the Albertus Magnus Center (AMC) at the University of Cologne and you can find more details on the AMC homepage. [more]

Statistical Literacy (for PhD students)

PhD Course
  • Start: Mar 17, 2021
  • End: Mar 29, 2021
  • Trainer: Rick Scavetta
  • Location: Online
Access to online material from March 17th. Three interactive group sessions take place on March 24th, 26th and 29th from 9.30 to 11.30 [more]

Leadership Starter Kit

  • Date: Mar 11, 2021
  • Time: 09:00 AM - 09:00 AM (Local Time Germany)
  • Trainer: Uta Bronner
  • Location: Online
How should you supervise and coordinate a research project and how can you delegate tasks efficiently? These and many more questions will be adressed in this course. It is offered and hosted by the Albertus Magnus Center (AMC) at the University of Cologne and you can find more details on the AMC homepage. [more]

Data Analysis in R (for PhD students): Online Course

PhD Course
  • Start: Oct 28, 2020 09:00 AM (Local Time Germany)
  • End: Nov 11, 2020 01:00 PM
  • Trainer: Rick Scavetta
  • Location: Online
Access to online material from October 28th. Two group sessions on November 4th and 6th from 9.30 to 11.30. One 30-min 1-to-1 session per participant on November 9th and 11th from 9.00 to 13.00 [more]

Image Processing (for PhD students): Online Course

  • Start: Sep 30, 2020 09:00 AM (Local Time Germany)
  • End: Oct 1, 2020 05:00 PM
  • Trainer: Anncharlott Berglar
  • Location: Online
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