Culture Club is headed to the Stuttgart Frühlingsfest! Come join us! Have fun with peers and colleagues and get to experience this amazing German tradition!
The Cyber Valley AI Incubator is designed to help teach our doctoral researchers how to found their own start-up. Completion of this series also earns scholars 3 program credit points.
This one-day training will focus on essential speech elements such as proper breathing techniques, voice control, and building confidence in your spoken communication.
This training is designed to provide a few tips aimed at helping doctoral researchers learn to minimize costs and maximize savings during their time in graduate school.
Participants engage in interactive sessions and expert talks to learn together how to better take care of their mental health in academia and beyond.
Networking allows you to meet collaborators and create a personal research community. This training will help you overcome challenges and prep for future networking opportunities.
Starting your doctorate can be challenging! This event will help new scholars get acclimated by receiving info about IMPRS-IS program requirements, benefits, and resources.
Think & Link offers scholars a chance to share their science, exchange ideas, and socialize. Transportation is provided and the event includes free food and drinks! Register to join!
Culture Club is designed to help acclimate international colleagues to life in Germany. This session will help to guide participants through the steps of getting a driver's license locally.
During this week-long training participants learn techniques for productive thesis writing while receiving individualized feedback from course trainer Dr. Deborah Bennett.
This training offers scholars a comprehensive overview of the thesis advisory committee. We highly encourage all scholars who have not yet formed their TAC to attend.
This training will provide an overview of the steps needed to register as a doctoral researcher at the University of Tübingen.
This training will provide an overview of the steps needed to register as a doctoral researcher at the University of Stuttgart.
This workshop concentrates on creating an audience tailored presentation, from structure and storyline, to figure and slide design.
This training will familiarize our researchers with writing conventions adopted in their particular field and provide them with practical tools to improve their English academic writing skills.
Scientists are often asked to interview with the press. This training will teach participants to better understand the way journalists think in order to enhance success with the media.
Our annual boot camp provides scholars with a one-of-a-kind learning experience. It is filled with scientific talks, panel discussions, fun challenges, social activities, and more.
This training is designed to equip our scholars with the necessary skills and knowledge to navigate the job application process in Germany effectively and successfully.
This training shares info needed for the final stage of the doctorate, describing the process of thesis submission and applying to give an oral defense at the University of Tübingen.
Culture Club helps acclimate our international colleagues to life in Germany. This session focuses on the topic of residency in Germany.
Led by IMPRS-IS graduate Robert Geirhos, this training will cover the different aspects that contribute to rebuttal success: preparation, strategy, organization, content, and more.
Principles of good scientific practice can be violated in many ways, from improper application of scientific methods or documenting data, to serious scientific misconduct through deliberate falsification or deceit. This workshop will provide an introduction to these important topics, with subject-specific input from senior IMPRS-IS and CLS researchers.
This hands-on workshop is designed to train new instructors providing them with tips and tricks to be an excellent academic instructor.
This training is designed to help guide our doctoral researchers on how to become effective supervisors as many of them begin to supervise others for the first time during the doctorate.
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