Spotlight on Faith Howard The NHS turns 75 this month. Time to celebrate this by putting the spotlight on one of the amazing NHS-focused projects that our PGRs are engaged in. Faith Howard (pictured) is a PGR in the School of Health Sciences. Her PhD project is PROFRAIL: Capturing and measuring what matters most to […]
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The dust has settled on the 2023 PGR and ECR Conference, Making the Invisible Visible. Thank you to all those who attended or presented on the day. The sold-out event on the 15 June, allowed us to showcase and celebrate wide-reaching research that addressed important issues and unanswered questions. We invited academics and students from […]
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This Autumn, the Doctoral College will work with our partners at The Reverse Mentoring Practice to deliver a programme of Reverse Mentoring for Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (ReMEDI). This is the opportunity for postgraduate researchers from diverse, underrepresented groups to shape the organisational culture of the university by mentoring a senior member of staff here […]
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One of the highlights of the ‘Making the Invisible Visible’ conference was the culmination of the Three-Minute thesis (3MT) competition. Our amazing six finalists each addressed the public, who were able to vote for the ‘People’s Choice Winner’. The judging panel, consisting of Dr Allan Kilner-Johnson, Prof Nicholas Hills, Dr Femi Adeyemi-Ejeye and last year’s […]
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This year’s postgraduate and early career researchers conference, Making the Invisible Visible #MIV2023, will take place in person on 15th June 2023. We are delighted to profile one of this year’s committee members, Vera Spangler. Registration for the conference is now open via Eventbrite. Follow this link to register. Tell us a bit about yourself and what you’re studying. […]
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The Doctoral College is delighted to announce that the Open Innovation Team, a group of experienced civil servants and government officials, will be delivering another Policy Masterclass to Surrey’s community of PGRs and ECRs. This session will be held virtually and delivered across two two-hour blocks on the same day (10am-12pm, and 1pm-3pm). The session […]
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