4 November 2019

CaRST eNewsletter

Events

Managing Research Data Effectively at the University of Adelaide

At this lecture presented by the University Library you will learn: why good research management is important; research data management obligations at the University of Adelaide; and tools, services, and support available to help researchers manage research data well (such as relevant web pages, Figshare, LabArchives, Research Data Planner and the Genomic Repository) 5 November 2019, 10am - 11am, North Terrace OR online via live stream. Register here.

This activity counts for 1 credit in Domain C.

Integrity and Authorship Training for Research Students

If you’re doing research, you may have heard (or even been directly involved with) discussions about authorship or research integrity. Did you know that ethical research practice, including the appropriate acknowledgement of the role of others, is not only a feature of good research culture but also required by national funding bodies and the University? This session will introduce your responsibilities as a researcher, including how to address authorship/integrity issues, and how to seek help if things go awry. 6 November 2019, 10am - 12pm, North Terrace.  Register here.

This activity counts for 2 credits in Domain C.

Improve your Confidence with Improv

Is there a performer inside you, dying to get out? Want to improve your public speaking skills or feel more comfortable when put on the spot? If you answered yes, or you just want to have a truckload of fun, improvisation is for you! This workshop presented by On The Fly Impro is a fun way to help you to build confidence and improve your communication skills. This workshop is based on theatre games and requires some physical activity. 7 November 2019, 2pm - 4pm, North Terrace.  Register here.

This activity counts for 2 credits in Domain B.

Workforce Skills

Communication, creative problem solving and conflict resolution are all essentials of employability. This high-intensity session delivered by Culture Team will include fun-filled learning experiences to practice working with others. In this session, HDR students will work together to solve challenging logic problems, human dilemmas, and true test of teamwork. 13 November 2019, 1:30pm - 4:30pm, North Terrace. Register here.

This activity counts for 3 credits in Domain D.

Planning your Research Proposal

Need help with the requirements of the research proposal and establishing the foundation for a successful proposal? Part of the International Career and Research Skills Training (iCaRST) program, this module is open to domestic HDR students who have not completed their CCSP. It consists of 3 sessions; students should only register if they can attend all three dates: 14 Nov, 21 Nov, and 28 Nov from 9.05am – 10.35am. Register here. Note: iCaRST students should not not register via this link.

This activity counts for 4.5 hours in Domain B

News

AUPS Society: Friday Party and PhD Career Development Information Session

The Adelaide University Postgraduate Society (AUPS) will be hosting a small party and an information session on Friday, 8 November, 2019 starting at 4:30pm in the Scott Theatre. The information session will be focusing on potential career pathways outside of academia after your PhD, and how you can start planning for that career.  There will also be free pizza, snacks and drinks (non-alcoholic) provided. Internship opportunities, from APR.Intern, will also be presented and discussed. Full details of this event, including information on the guest speakers and how to register, can be found here.

Altmetric Explorer Workshop

Come along to our workshop “Using Altmetrics to understand your research impact and engagement” on Friday 8 November. Altmetric Explorer is a tool to help you measure how your research is being used and talked about online, via news, blogs, social media, and more. We’ll discuss the benefits of using Altmetric Explorer and how to use it to your advantage! Register here.

Adam Matthew Digital Collections

The University Library is hosting the Adam Matthew Database Discovery Day on Wednesday 13 November. Drop in and learn about the library's newly acquired range of Adam Matthew products, containing primary sources for teaching and research, and find out how they can assist your learning, teaching, or research efforts. No bookings required! Further information here.

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.

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.