The Doctoral Workshop calls all interested doctoral candidates to submit their research proposals for review and
\nfeedback. The research proposals should typically include the following structure:<\/p>\n
\u2022 Introduction\/problem statement\/definition.
\n\u2022 Brief literature review.
\n\u2022 Conceptual development.
\n\u2022 Proposed methodology.
\n\u2022 Outcome\/anticipated results.<\/p>\n
Each submission will undergo a review process. Both early-stage ideas and more advanced projects are welcome, but
\nthey should be sufficiently developed such that feedback can be useful.
\nThe Doctoral Workshop also offers two keynote discussions, and an opportunity to gain mentorship on devising the
\nmost effective strategy for writing and submitting papers to leading Journals.
\nThe workshop is free of charge (Working lunches and coffees are included).
\nIt is possible to attend the doctoral workshop without submitting a proposal. Doctoral students in very early stages, who
\nhave not yet developed a proposal, are also welcome and encouraged to attend.<\/p>\n