UACES Graduate Forum

The network of postgraduate and early-career researchers in contemporary European Studies.
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What is Graduate Forum?

The UACES Graduate Forum is an active network of postgraduate and early-career researchers in contemporary European Studies. It provides important opportunities for development, sharing ideas and networking.

What we do?

We provide useful resources, events and funding opportunities to build networks between those from different universities, countries and academic disciplines, and to help advance research in European Studies.

Who can join?

If your research is in European Studies or a related discipline (e.g. Political Science, IR, History, Law, Economics, Sociology, Geography, Public Policy, Modern Languages, Anthropology), the Graduate Forum is for you.

Get Involved

Interested in joining the Graduate Forum Committee and having an impact on the work of UACES? We currently have two positions available on the committee which will commence in December for a 2-year term. To learn more about the current committee, available positions, and to nominate yourself click here.

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UACES Doctoral Training Academy 2023

UACES's 2023 Doctoral Training Academy is hosted at Mundo-B, Brussels, Belgium. 

 

The Graduate Forum invites PhD Researchers and Early-Career Researchers in the field of European Studies to attend the Doctoral Training Academy, designed to provide attendees with tools and skills to navigate research and careers both in and out of academia. 

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Upcoming events

Browse our list of future events on all aspects of European Studies.

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Governing Sustainability in Europe

|14 - 15 Dec 2023

The workshop aims to provide insights into how policymakers, entrepreneurs and civil society actors engage with the complex process of governing sustainable development in two geopolitical and geo-economic key regions: Europe and Indo-Pacific.

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Looking Back 50 Years to the Athens Polytechneio Uprising

|24 Jan 2024

To mark the fiftieth anniversary of the Athens Polytechneio uprising in November 1973, the Hellenic Observatory commemorates this historic occasion with a panel discussion with some of those who were there and others who can help us to understand its significance

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LSE Joint Sessions on Critical Europe 2024

|22 - 23 Feb 2024

The European Institute at LSE is delighted to announce the LSE Joint Sessions on Critical Europe 2024, a postgraduate session of workshops open to PhD candidates and early-career researchers working in Critical European Studies broadly conceived.

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Be part of the Graduate Forum

Member or non-member, you can get involved in different activities.

Join the EuroResearch email list

The Graduate Forum runs the EuroResearch email list, a tool for sending and receiving emails about relevant events, scholarship opportunities, jobs etc. Membership of the list is open to students and postdoctoral researchers in the field of European Studies. Email admin@uaces.org to join.

Follow

Follow the Graduate Forum Instagram channel or find them on Twitter @UACESgf for latest updates and network insights.

Blogging

The Graduate Forum runs the Crossroads Europe blog, publishing analysis and comment on contemporary Europe and reflections on being a researcher. If you'd like to contribute, email admin@uaces.org.

Events

UACES organises the annual Graduate Forum Research Conference, the Doctoral Training Academy (DTA) each year which are specifically designed for Early-Career Researcher and other events and workshops.

Start your blog on Ideas on Europe!

UACES Members are eligible to create their own blog on the multiblog site Ideas on Europe. UACES provides an online platform for original and informed analysis and comment on European issues. Publish and promote your work and build up an audience who are interested in your research and ideas in the field of European Studies. All blog posts are posted on the dedicated Twitter channel which has over 12.5k follower. We also run the Crossroads Europe blog. As part of the Graduate Forum, you can become a guest author and publish your work on the collective blog.

Ideas on Europe

Produce a podcast with us!

Looking for some experience in how to produce a podcast? The Graduate Forum has a podcast series that features your research in a 5-10 minutes recording. Check out recent podcasts on our Soundcloud channel.

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