2017/02/03
by Christin Schröter
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We are happy to invite you to another Career Impulse Session titled “Working as a Science Manager at the German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ)” with Dr. Franziska Schmidt, Graduate School Project Manager at the DKFZ in Heidelberg. Date: Friday, 17 … Continue reading
2017/01/03
by Katrin Wodzicki
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First of all: Happy New Year to everyone! As I’m taking over new responsibilities in the central administration of the University of Göttingen, GGNB is searching for a new coordintor for the GGNB Career Service. I’m very grateful for the … Continue reading
2016/11/18
by Christin Schröter
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If you consider project or science management as a career option and wonder how other scientists made their way into this field, the DKFZ Career Day “Project Management” might be an interesting event for you. It takes place on Friday, 2 … Continue reading
2016/10/18
by Christin Schröter
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In the past years science management has become an attractive and diverse job opportunity for young graduated academics. However, it is not always obvious which different organizational units this working field includes and which tasks science managers have to fulfill. … Continue reading
2016/08/02
by Katrin Wodzicki
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<— Both workshops are already overbooked — We will organize an additional information event on the topic for everyone interested. Further information will be posted on the blog. —> These workshops are a special offer organized in cooperation with Dr. … Continue reading
2016/05/12
by Katrin Wodzicki
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The organization of the next Womens’ Careers and Networks symposium (WoCaNet), which will take place in fall 2017, is starting with a kick-off workshop in June. Although a number of PhD students and Postdocs already agreed to join the new … Continue reading
2016/04/13
by Katrin Wodzicki
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Less then two weeks until the one-day event Careersteps will take place on Max Planck Campus Göttingen (Faßberg). The workshops had been fully booked within a few days. However, the second part of the event is open to further junior … Continue reading