The Graduate School Festival, returning for the third time this June, is a highlight of the academic year.
The festival, taking place throughout the week 5-9 June, will once again include an ambitious and varied programme of both on-campus and online events, showcasing the brilliant work of the University’s doctoral researchers.
The events are open to all, from current doctoral researchers to undergraduate and postgraduate students, along with University colleagues and those from outside the University community.
With a tagline of ‘Look Up and Look Beyond’, the festival has interdisciplinarity at its heart and encourages all involved to reach out beyond their own disciplines and to consider the benefits that brings.
This year’s programme includes:
- a launch event and image competition
- a keynote from Professor Heidi Safia Mirza
- the 3 Minute Thesis (3MT) Final
- ‘In Conversation With…’ events
- a Research Marathon
Doctoral Researchers from CREAM are also taking over the Doctoral Dialogues Podcast Series which also returns for its third year.
Thinking of doing a PhD in the future?
As part of the festival, there will also be an online event aimed specifically for those interested in doing a PhD which will take place on Wednesday 7 June.
Book your place to the ‘Thinking of doing a PhD in the future?’ event.
For more information about the festival programme, activities, speakers, and participants, please visit the dedicated festival website. You can click on the booking links to register for any number of festival events and join the Graduate School in making this a week to remember, celebrating the work of the University’s doctoral researcher community.
If you have any questions related to the Graduate School Festival 2023, please email [email protected].
