A hands-on session introducing the essentials of project management terms and tools that are easily transferable to a research project.
When starting a PhD or leading a first postdoctoral research project, it is important to consider every aspect of the project, from the start till the defence or publication. Conducting research has a lot in common with managing an R&D project. This workshop equips early-career researchers with the basic vocabulary and practical tools required to view their work from a project manager's perspective. Starting from the definition of objectives in light of the resources available, to time management and planning the work, including milestones and deliverables. The interactive format allows participants to experiment with different tools in practice and learn by the group experience.
• Understand the basic definitions related to project management
• Know how to effectively define project objectives
• Be able to identify project-specific resources and risks
• Become familiar with time-management and project planning methods
Certificate upon request
ABG
Full day onsite training in English (from 9:30 am to 5:30pm)
Combines:
• the presentation of concepts and methods,
• practical exercise with debriefing,
• discussions.
This course is ONLY for Institut Curie staff.
PhD candidates or Postdoctoral researchers at the beginning of their research project.
