Doctoral Roundtable

Find out more about the Doctoral Roundtable series organised by the Doctoral College to help connect doctoral researchers with others to share their experiences

What are Doctoral Roundtables?

Our Doctoral Roundtable series is a supportive, informal, roundtable discussion forum led by our Doctoral Development Facilitators. Their purpose is to bring doctoral students together to discuss a common shared interest.

At our hour-long roundtables, doctoral students can share experiences with others, ask questions, and meet other doctoral students with an interest or experience in the topic.

Come along to a future roundtable

You can find upcoming roundtables on MyDoctoralDevelopment. When you see a Doctoral Roundtable on a topic of interest, please make sure you reserve your spot soon as numbers are limited.

Reserve your place

Doctoral Roundtable blogs

Find out about our previous roundtables

After each roundtable, the facilitator/facilitators for the event create and post a blog on the session.

Previous Roundtable blog titles include:

Developing Research Skills Together as QUAL Researchers
Rigour and Reproducibility in Doctoral Research: Barriers and Solutions
The role of peer-review in developing my dual educator-researcher identity
Scientific leverage of developed nationals
Autism and neurodiversity: Working together to understand better and prompt equality, inclusion and acceptance

Queries

If you have any queries, please get in touch with us.

Fiona Alexander, Doctoral Skills and Engagement Coordinator