About
Sweden is one of the most innovative countries in the world, with one of the highest spendings on research in Europe. To continue that trend, new minds joining the research community is always needed.
What is it like being a doctoral student in Sweden?
This digital event, organized by EURAXESS Sweden, is for you who are curious about if becoming a doctoral student is your next career move. You will hear more from current as well as former doctoral students, now in a senior research position or in an industry role, experts in the labor market and study director of doctoral studies.
Join us to get inspired about how you can help continuing developing the Swedish innovation power and get a boost for your future career!
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Agenda and speakers
| Why doctoral students are important for Sweden: Government investments in research and talent attraction | Sara Karlsson, Deputy Director, Division for Higher Education | Ministry of Education and Research | |
| What can EURAXESS Sweden offer? | Therese Lindkvist and Ulrika Åstrand, project managers | EURAXESS Sweden | |
| Doctoral studies in Sweden - how is it set up and how to make an academic career | Ingeborg Van der Ploeg, Central Study Director for Doctoral Studies | Karolinska Institutet | |
| Our journeys - why we became doctoral students in Sweden? | Neset Ozeyranoglu, PhD Tove Mattisson, PhD | Linköping University Linnaeus University | |
| My journey from doctoral studies to Swedish industry | Gabrijela Obradovic, PhD, Decision Scientist | Scania, Traton Group R&D | |
| Why doctoral graduates are invaluable in Swedish industry | Caspian Rehbinder, Labor Market Expert | IKEM - The Innovation and Chemical Industries | |
| Panel discussion/Q&A | Moderated by Therese Lindkvist, EURAXESS | ||
Details
- Date & Duration
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Organiser
- Name
- EURAXESS Sweden
- Contact Person
- Therese Lindkvist & Ulrika Åstrand
- Website
- euraxess@liu.se