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SUMMARY:Get it Started
DESCRIPTION:Doing a PhD is a challenging endeavor. This course faces this c
 hallenge head on and aims at supporting members of the Graduate School of 
 Social Sciences (G3S) and the PhD Students of Digital Humanities in starti
 ng their PhD theses. Key topics include time management\, strategies and t
 ricks for communication within and beyond the university\, communication a
 nd setting expectations with your supervisors\, help with administrative i
 ssues and peer support. Additionally\, there will be room to reflect on in
 dividual problems\, practical and emotional challenges and solution strate
 gies. Besides the meetings in class throughout the semester\, participants
  have the possibility to meet the lecturers individually to get additional
  advice.\\r\\nThis course is open for all members of the G3S who are in th
 e first to third semester of their thesis. The number of participants will
  be limited to 15 persons.\\r\\nIf you are interested in attending this co
 urse\, please write an email including your motivation and a short stateme
 nt on the progress of your work (1/2-1 page max.) to michelle.engeler@uni
 bas.ch [mailto:michelle.engeler@unibas.ch] no later than 31.08.2025.
X-ALT-DESC:<p>Doing a PhD is a challenging endeavor. This course faces this
  challenge head on and aims at supporting members of the Graduate School o
 f Social Sciences (G3S) and the PhD Students of Digital Humanities in star
 ting their PhD theses. Key topics include time management\, strategies and
  tricks for communication within and beyond the university\, communication
  and setting expectations with your supervisors\, help with administrative
  issues and peer support. Additionally\, there will be room to reflect on 
 individual problems\, practical and emotional challenges and solution stra
 tegies. Besides the meetings in class throughout the semester\, participan
 ts have the possibility to meet the lecturers individually to get addition
 al advice.</p>\n<p>This course is open for all members of the G3S who are 
 in the first to third semester of their thesis.<br /> The number of partic
 ipants will be limited to 15 persons.</p>\n<p>If you are interested in att
 ending this course\, please write an email including your motivation and a
  short statement on the progress of your work (1/2-1 page max.) to&nbsp\;<
 a href="mailto:michelle.engeler@unibas.ch">michelle.engeler@unibas.ch</a>&
 nbsp\;<strong>no later than 31.08.2025.</strong></p>
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