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Completing a PhD in time with a high-quality thesis is a major challenge that requires many other skills than strictly scientific and technical qualifications. Writing and communicating results effectively, working as a team, knowing what to do in case of conflict, managing a project and its timeline, interacting with promoters ... are examples of valuable skills that PhD students need to acquire. An additional reason for mastering these so-called "soft skills" is that they are transferable, and highly valued, also outside the academic world (transferable skills). It is important to prepare for it in time. The training programme for PhD students in the Health Sciences sector includes the acquisition of a minimum of 5 credits to formalize the learning of competences in different fields. Below you will find a set of links to the trainings available within the " UCL, the FNRS Thematic Schools (EDT), or elsewhere :
Scientific writing
* Courss WESP2227 Scientific Writing
* Workshop for GRADUATING PhD students " How to write the PhD Thesis" - 03/12 & 04/12/2018 - opening inscriptions end of September-early October
* Workshop "Systematic reviews in the clinical context " has been organized on 5/02- 6/02 - 7/02/2018
Research valorisation
* Workshop 'Effective visual communication of Science' has been organized on 17/04 & 18/04/2018
Research grant writing
* 'Writing Research Applications & Grant Proposals that Get Funded' - will be organized again in 2018-2019
Leadership and management
* Institute of Interdisciplinary Innovation in Health (i³h). A new programme will be launched in 2019.
Carreer support (after the PhD) ...