No images? Click here 13 February 2020 CaRST eNewsletterDirector's Message Hello and welcome to another exciting year of Career and Research Skills Training (CaRST) for HDRs! We’re kicking off 2020 with the release of our updated CaRST handbook. This comprehensive resource is provided to help you successfully navigate the program and includes a step-by-step guide and catalogue of training opportunities. The CaRST Unit has put together another robust program for 2020 to support you throughout candidature and enhance your development as a researcher. Log-in to CaRST Online to view upcoming dates and to register. Dr Monica Kerr EventsIntellectual Property 101 Date: 27 February 2020 Are you new to the world of intellectual property? Have you heard the term IP and wondered what it is all about? This presentation from Adelaide Enterprise will give you an overview of what IP is and how it is protected. This will be live streamed. Register here. Leadership and the Art of Influence Date: 11 March 2020 It’s often said that influence is essential to leadership – but what is influence? In this session Gary Edwards will demonstrate what influence is, how it works, why we are influenced, and how we can use that for our own benefit – whether we are in a formal leadership role or just trying to “lead” someone to where we’d like them to go. Register here. Online Training Research Skills Courses Online The Statistical Methods for Research and Research Methods courses are now available for University of Adelaide HDR students to complete via MyUni. For further information about these courses and instructions to access them, please navigate to the relevant CaRST Online course pages: AGC138 – Statistical Methods for Research AGC139 – Research Methods (disciplines) AGC140 – Research Methods in Literature Review A certificate will be provided following successful completion of these courses, which should be used as evidence to claim CaRST credit. Tip of the Week Do you regularly attend Research Seminars and claim these for CaRST credit in Domain A? Did you know that you can group and record multiple seminars in one form, rather than as individual entries? When recording your attendance at sessions as an Experiential Activity, ‘Research Seminar – Attendance’, you can enter multiple session dates and times by using the +/- buttons in the activity form. Up to 10 individual seminars can be recorded in a single form, helping to minimise the number of individual entries in your CaRST Record. Credits will be calculated based on the total duration of time that you enter. Please provide a signed attendance log as evidence of participation. Industry Opportunities The Industry Engaged PhD (IEP) Program and Scholarship IEP scholarships are now available to support eligible domestic and international students who undertake an industry placement. The University of Adelaide’s Industry Engaged PhD (IEP) program involves participation in an industry placement of 1-3 months (FTE) in duration, together with the completion of a number of Career and Research Skills Training (CaRST) and other professional development activities. Completion of the IEP, including the compulsory CaRST credit courses, will be reflected as a statement on the academic transcript. For information about this program, including the application process, please visit the IEP website. APR Internship Opportunities Available! The University of Adelaide has partnered with APR.Intern to expand the range of placement opportunities available to our PhD students. At this time, there are lots of exciting opportunities available for SA. APR.Intern facilitates short term 3-5 month placements for students to apply their research expertise to projects while gaining invaluable industry experience. For current APR.Intern opportunities and program information please visit their website. NewsCaRST Handbook The 2020 CaRST Handbook is now available for download via the CaRST website. The CaRST Handbook includes everything you need to know about engaging with the CaRST program. About CaRST Located within the Adelaide Graduate Centre, CaRST is a specialised training and development program for HDR students at the University of Adelaide. For further information on CaRST visit the CaRST website. |