News and information for all postgraduate researchers at the University of York.
The GSA LGBTQ Network will host a virtual Graduate Queer Symposium in the final week of Pride Month (21-27 June). The GSA wants to highlight and support the important research that postgraduates at the University of York are undertaking in the fields of gender, sexuality, and queerness. The symposium is a chance for students to … Continue reading Call for abstracts: Graduate Queer Symposium
The GSA Leadership Elections is your opportunity to run for a leadership position at the GSA and create positive change for postgraduate students at the University of York. Is there something you want changed? Or something that you think you would have done differently, if you were in charge? It can be about your studies, … Continue reading GSA Leadership Elections: nominate yourself or refer a friend
To stimulate a vibrant and engaging postgraduate community at the University of York, the Graduate Students’ Association (GSA) have set up a fund to which any student or staff member can apply. The main objective of the fund is simply to make the postgraduate community better and to support new and innovative ideas and projects. … Continue reading GSA funding for the postgraduate community
Join an interactive York Postgraduate Interdisciplinary Forum (YPIF) event from 6-7.15 pm on Wednesday 21 October. This online event will act as a taster of the dynamic YPIF speaker series to come during the 2020-21 academic year, highlighting research across faculty. At the session, you will hear from a variety of speakers about their research … Continue reading York Postgraduate Interdisciplinary Forum (YPIF)
This is your opportunity to get involved and volunteer at the Graduate Students’ Association (GSA) to represent your fellow students and improve the postgraduate student experience here at the University. The GSA has been representing postgraduates for over 65 years and, this year, there are more positions available than EVER before. What positions are available? … Continue reading Get involved: GSA autumn 2020 elections
The York Graduate Research School is again working with the Graduate Students’ Association to host another session for students to pose questions to a panel of University and GSA representatives. The aim is to address the current concerns of research students and how we can tackle these together. Ask Me AnythingThursday 1 October 20202-3pmLive webinar … Continue reading Sign up for the PGR Ask Me Anything event
Now is the time to make a difference and vote in the GSA elections. It only takes a couple of minutes, but your vote will have a profound impact. All you need is your student number – and remember 75p is donated to charity for every vote. This is how postgrads take control of their … Continue reading GSA e-lection voting is open
GSA Sabbs recently invited Wayne Campbell, Academic Registrar, to join their Q&A. He is responsible for areas such as student wellbeing, academic support, and careers and placements services.
Your questions wanted for PGR ‘Question Time’ in partnership with the Graduate Students’ Association (GSA).
If you have the passion and drive to represent postgrads, nominate yourself to become a GSA Sabbatical Officer. Nominations are now open for the GSA elections. Find out about positions you can run for and more about the process on the GSA website. Nominations close on Friday 8 May. GSA elections