Strategic Time Management for Early Career Researchers

Overview

Early career researchers often face competing demands (such as grant writing, publications, teaching responsibilities, and career development) all while navigating research activities and evolving expectations.

This practical, interactive workshop is designed to help early career researchers take control of their time, improve focus, and develop sustainable working habits that support high-quality research output and long-term career progression.

Who is it for?

• PhD students in the later stages of their studies
• Postdoctoral researchers
• Early career fellows
• Early career lecturers

What You’ll Gain

A clear understanding of where time is currently being spent, and how inefficiencies can be identified

Practical tools for prioritising high-impact research activities

Strategies for balancing research, writing, and wider academic responsibilities

Techniques to reduce overwhelm and improve focus, productivity, and decision-making

A time management plan tailored to individual roles and career stage

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long is each workshop?

Workshops typically run between 90 minutes and 3 hours.

Can it be delivered online or in person?

Yes. Workshops are available both in-person and online.

Who are these workshops for?

They are suitable for institutions, universities, and research offices that want to support their researchers in strengthening their grant writing skills and academic careers.

How many people are these workshops designed for?

They are designed for up to 20 participants, but larger groups can be accommodated on request.

How much does it cost to book a workshop?

The cost depends on the length of the workshop and whether it is delivered virtually or in person. Please contact us for more details.

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