【Seminar Information】[August~September] Transferable skills seminar

CAREER SUPPORT OFFICE

Empowering Doctoral Researchers to Thrive in Both Academia and Industry!

The Career Support Office will hold “Transferable Skills Seminar”.

Transferable skills are fundamental competencies that doctoral personnel should cultivate.

Those remain valuable and effective regardless of whether you pursue a career in academia or industry.

There are 4 seminars in total, but you may apply to attend only 1 seminar.English interpretation and text translation will be provided.

[Notice]
*The themes for sessions 1 through 3 are essentially the same as last year.
*This seminar is not a credit-bearing regular class.

Schedule

Part 1 8/21(Fri) 15:00~17:00 How to become a researcher active in society
Part 2 8/26(Wed) 15:00~17:00  Communication skills for researchers
Part 3 9/2(Wed) 15:00~17:00   Logical thinking required of researchers
Part 4 9/14(Mon) 15:00~17:00 Improving Communication Skills for Researchers

 

Method of holding

Online (Zoom)

Eligible Participant

Primarily for Doctoral students; Master’s students are also welcome.

Registration

*Participation is limited to the first 86 applicants per session.

Please register early.

Please also be aware that the capacity limit is subject to change based on the number of applications.

If you wish to participate, please register for each desired session from the below.
Portal TOP > Academic Information Service > Portfolio > Job Hunting Events
https://eduweb.sta.kanazawa-u.ac.jp/Portal/StudentApp/JobInfo/Event/EventList.aspx
*If you wish to cancel, please be sure to cancel your registration through the registration screen.

Application Deadline

・Part1 8/18(Tue)  ・Part2 8/23(Sun) ・ Part3 8/30(Sun) ・ Part4 9/9(Wed)
*You may also sign up on the day of the event, provided the capacity has not yet been reached.

Contact

The Educational and Student Affairs Department,
Career Support Division, Graduate School Advancement Section
TEL  :076-264-6044、6188
E-mail:daigakuin-c@adm.kanazawa-u.ac.jp

 

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