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Networking at conferences

Description:

Why is networking at conferences such an important skill for Graduate Researchers? 

  1. Build Connections: Forge valuable relationships with leading researchers, potential collaborators, and industry experts.
  2. Share Insights: Present your research, exchange ideas, and receive constructive feedback from peers and mentors.
  3. Optimize Opportunities: Discover new research opportunities, funding sources, and career prospects.
  4. Stay Updated: Keep abreast of the latest trends, technologies, and breakthroughs in your field.
  5. Enhance Visibility: Increase your profile within the academic community and beyond.

Workshop Highlights:

  • Networking Strategies: Learn proven techniques to approach and engage with fellow attendees.
  • Effective Communication: Develop skills to articulate your research clearly and confidently.
  • Maximizing Conference Time: Tips on planning your schedule to attend key sessions and events.
  • Follow-Up Tactics: Best practices for maintaining connections post-conference.
  • Interactive Sessions: Participate in role-playing exercises and real-time networking scenarios.
  • Expert Panel: Gain insights from experienced academics and professionals who have successfully navigated the conference circuit.

For questions about this workshop contact gr.development@mq.edu.au or Chris Bilsland christine.bilsland@mq.edu.au
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Graduate Research Students
Venue: TBA
Facilitator(s): Chris Bilsland
Enquiries: gr.development@mq.edu.au
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  1. For GR Candidates, "no shows" will be reported to your Principal Supervisor and Faculty Liaison Coordinator, and may jeopardize your participation in future GR training events.
  2. To cancel your registration, select 'unregister' in your registration confirmation or email the event enquiry contact as soon as possible.
  3. Your MQ ID number is the unique identifier for your registration and will not be disclosed.