Three Minute Thesis returns for 2020!
Could you explain your research in just three minutes?
Posts about Public engagement
PhD Spotlight 2020: the winners
Details of the 2020 winners of the PhD Spotlight competition have been published.
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
Upcoming PGR training for engagement, networking and influence
Upcoming training sessions for engagement, networking, influence and public engagement are now open to all PGRs.
Watching the whistleblowers: two new spy films tailor-made for an age of paranoia
Catherine Edwards, Doctoral Researcher in the Department of English and Related Literature, has been published by The Conversation.
Writing workshop with The Conversation
Got an idea for an article for The Conversation? Want to communicate your research to a wider audience?
Why whistleblowers must be kept confidential – just look at what happened to me
Another PhD student, Ian Foxley (Politics and Centre for Applied Human Rights), has been published by The Conversation.
Join more York PhD students featured in The Conversation
Susan Watson, PhD Candidate in the Department of Social Policy and Social Work, is the latest York student to be featured in The Conversation.
Showcase your research at YorNight
Applications are now open to showcase your research at York Researchers’ Night (YorNight).
Closing soon: York Festival of Ideas 2020 submission deadline
University events are a fantastic platform to practice your research communication skills and share your research and passion for your subject with the public.