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Call for Papers/Posters: Theoretical Roman Archaeology Conference (TRAC 2023), 27th-29th April 2023, Exeter (online with hybrid keynote event)
The Call for Papers is for the themed sessions and a general session. More information on the themed sessions can be found here.
For abstracts and all other queries regarding TRAC 2023 email trac2023exeter@gmail.com.
Deadline for submissions: Wednesday 22nd February 2023.
Online Panel Discussion on 3rd March: GW4 Roundtable: Careers in sustainability and net zero
This is the first of a new series of career events exploring the regional strengths of the South West, open to postgraduate and early career researchers from the GW4 universities (Bath, Bristol, Cardiff and Exeter). Join us to hear from panellists working in connection with sustainability and the goal of "net zero", all of whom conducted PhDs before entering the sector.
You will be able to learn more about the current state of careers in sustainability, the different employers operating in this space, the paths open to you, and what you can do now to prepare yourself for future success in this field.
The session, which takes place on Friday 3rd March 2023 via Zoom, will consist of short presentations from our panel, followed by an opportunity for questions. You will also have the chance to connect with PGR- and ECR-focused careers consultants from across the GW4.
Book via EventBrite.
Scholarships for Canadian postgraduates studying in the UK
The Trustees of the Canadian Centennial Scholarship Fund (CCSF) are pleased to announce the availability of funds for a number of £5,000 scholarship awards to Canadian citizens for the academic year commencing September 2023. These awards are for academic and artistic studies in the UK, and are exclusively for students who have already commenced their multi-year studies in the UK. Around 14 awards will be made.
Full details regarding eligibility, required documentation, schedule and deadline, access to the online application form and rules for submission can be found in the Information for Students section at the CCSF website.
Deadline for applications: Midnight on Friday 10th March 2023.
Webinar on 14th March: 'How can the State adequately protect the mental health of child and adolescent refugees?' (Exeter Routes network)
On Tuesday 14th March 4pm-5pm, the University of Exeter's Routes network are delighted to host Professor Mina Fazel, of Oxford University, and Dr Zoe Given-Wilson, of Royal Holloway, for a Routes conversation on the question 'How can the State adequately protect the mental health of child and adolescent refugees?'. The discussion will be chaired by Routes' own Raawiyah Rifath. Attendees can join using the following Zoom details:
https://Universityofexeter.zoom.us/j/99682911951?pwd=WkRGVTNKQkMrcnBEejJXclQvM3RtUT09
Meeting ID: 996 8291 1951
Password: 197008
If you have any queries or would like further information, please email routes@exeter.ac.uk.
Policy@Exeter Launches New Development Programme
Using your research to influence policy at a local, national or international level can raise your profile, create meaningful impact and help to create further opportunities for you and your work.
Policy@Exeter has just launched its new Development Programme, which will give participants (at all career levels and with all levels of policy engagement experience) opportunities to improve their policy influencing skills and networks through training, mentoring, information,
peer learning and 1:1 support from experts with experience working in policy environments. The Programme is free of charge, and if you’re successful in your application, you will be matched to a pathway which will provide tailored training and support for your needs.
If you’re interested, you have until 19th March 2023 to apply using the short form on our website. There’s more information here and you can contact Policy@Exeter with any questions.
Deadline for applications: Sunday 19th March 2023
Call For Papers: PGR Medical Humanities Conference- University of Exeter, 29th June (hybrid) and 30th June (online) 2023- "Medical Humanities and (In)Justice: Crossing Disciplines and Contexts"
Abstracts or any creative work are accepted. Submissions or queries to Maria Teresa or Ana Lucia.
Deadline for submissions: Monday 3rd April 2023.
Short term Student Accommodation available now
We currently have a number of vacancies in our Birks Grange Village studios which are available for students and visiting researchers for a minimum of 4 week letting period
• Birks Grange Village studio
• £193.20 per week
• Minimum 4 week let, but last date of residence will be 10am on Saturday 24 June
• Please see Terms and Conditions
Please contact us via SID Online for registered students, or ExeterAO@exeter.ac.uk for researchers
Other options for longer term lets may be available to registered students, so please contact our Accommodation Team.
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