In collaboration with Vitae, and the Government IP Office, RETT are holding a training session exploring Intellectual Property.
TRAINING: Introduction to Intellectual Property
Sustainable development, complexity and change Summer School
Submit a poster and/or attend the CES Summer School.
The York Festival of Ideas Fringe Family Fun Afternoon: how to be involved
2-2.30pm, Wednesday 29 January 2020The Treehouse (Berrick Saul Building) Come and hear in this short session about some of the innovative and creative things that postgraduates did at last year’s Festival Fringe family fun afternoon, and learn how you can be part of the event (on Saturday 6 June) at this year’s Festival of Ideas. We are seeking … Continue reading The York Festival of Ideas Fringe Family Fun Afternoon: how to be involved
Maths and Stats Week 2020
The Maths Skills Centre is hosting Maths and Stats Week from Monday 10 February.
ONLINE COURSE: Career Management for Early Career Academic Researchers
Supporting researchers to explore their career options and make career plans.
REMINDER: New research student induction event this week
Don't forget about the welcome and orientation event for new postgraduate research students that have joined the University since September.
PhD placement opportunities with the Cabinet Office Open Innovation Team
The Cabinet Office Open Innovation Team are inviting PhD students to join the team on placement for a minimum of 3 months to help deliver projects on health, welfare reform, industrial strategy, digital transformation and various other priority areas.
GSA Welcome Back Week (20 – 26 January 2020)
In week 3, the GSA is hosting a range of activities for both new and returning students as part of their Welcome Back Week (20 - 26 January)
York Researchers’ Night (YorNight) 2020
Take a journey around the world in a mock aircraft, try a bug flapjack or unleash your creativity on a graffiti wall at YorNight 2020.
Contributions needed for a Women Scientists Edit-a-thon
The University’s Athena Swan initiative and Wikimedia (UK) are supporting an Edit-a-thon that seeks to improve the representation of ‘Yorkshire’s Women Scientists and Innovators’ on Wikipedia.