Doctoral School 2025 - Engaged Research Design for Sustainability
Doctoral School 2025 - Engaged Research Design for Sustainability
Tuesday, 15 October 2024

University of Limerick Doctoral College is very pleased to announce a collaborative training programme (worth 12 ECTS) between UL Engage, the Centre for Sustainable Futures and Innovation, the Doctoral College and the YERUN network of Young European Universities, called  Engaged Research Design for Sustainability’ (BIP Programme). 

This programme offers a unique opportunity for early-stage PhD researchers to develop the skills, knowledge, and tools necessary to address the complex challenges facing our world today. Through an interdisciplinary, place-based learning experience, participants will gain a deeper understanding of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and how their research can contribute to addressing these pressing issues.

The aim of this training programme is to facilitate PhD candidates in building transdisciplinary relationships with peers and mentors, to enable collaborative learning, and the exploration of stakeholder engagement in their research.

The module provides 12 ECTS credits, which can be used as part of your professional development or elective training on your PhD programme. In order for ECTS to be awarded, an e-portfolio of activities that accompany this workshop series, must be completed.

The programme includes a physical component scheduled for January 19-24, 2025, at the University of Limerick and a digital component, running over 12 weeks from 3rd February 2025 – 25th April 2025.

 Timeline:

  • Applications Due: 11th November 2024
  • Physical Component: January 19th – 24th 2025
  • Digital Component: 3rd February 2024 – 25th April 2025

 How to apply

Please send a short bio and summary of your research area to Vicky.Kelly@ul.ie  Please get in touch with your local Erasmus+ coordinator to discuss possible funding (travel).

 Enquiries

For further information please email: Vicky.Kelly@ul.ie in the Centre for Sustainable Futures and Innovation

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