We need more than good intentions and resolutions to change or improve behaviours, regardless of whether it is related to your desired self-care or academic goals. Learn about the stages of behaviour change and related skills needed to move towards effective and consistent action that you can realistically maintain in order to reach your goals. […]
Explaining the depth and complexity of your specialized research for those outside your discipline or the general public can be challenging for academics. Being able to articulate your research for a broad audience is important for thriving as an academic, as it can help: in crafting competitive grant applications, presenting at conferences, being interviewed on […]
For academics, explaining the depth and complexity of their specialized research to those outside their discipline or the general public can be a significant challenge. However, effectively communicating your research is crucial for academic success. This webinar will explore strategies for communicating your research effectively, including: Identifying your key messages: Clearly and concisely articulating the […]
Start your journey to graduate studies at UBC with confidence! Join us for an informative session where we will demystify the intricacies of the application process and equip you with the tools to enhance your application. This session will cover: Overview of the application process Online application - what to expect Understanding admissions requirements Crafting […]
Inspired by the Designing Your Life framework, this workshop empowers graduate students to approach career planning as a creative, iterative process. Through engaging activities and practical tools, attendees will explore how to reframe career challenges as opportunities for growth and discovery, prototype multiple career pathways to uncover possibilities that align with their interests, skills, and […]
The Three Minute Thesis (3MT) is an academic competition that assists current graduate students with fostering effective presentation and communication skills. Participants have just three minutes to explain the breadth and significance of their research project to a non-specialist audience. Originally developed at the University of Queensland, the 3MT is now held across the world. […]
