Workshop offers for Early Career Researchers of the RMU-Universities

Below, you will find an overview of the INGENIUM workshops which are accessible to Early Career Researchers of the RMU alliance free of charge. If a workshop is announced in German, it will be conducted in German; if a workshop is announced in English, it will be conducted in English.

Registration You will find information on registration in the detailed workshop description. To get to detailed workshop description, please follow the links in this overview.

INGENIUM workshops for Early Career Researchers from the RMU-Universities

April 24th, 2025 Get that Job After Your Doctorate!
This interactive workshop, designed specifically for doctoral candidates, focuses on the distinctive aspects of applying for industry jobs and postdoctoral research positions worldwide in English. It provides training in navigating selected stages of that process, including creating compelling curricula vitae and cover letters and presenting yourself convincingly in the interview.
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April 30th, 2025

ONLINE


For Postdocs only
Research Funding – An Overview
Third-party funds for research are important to conduct own research projects. To successfully apply for research funding, researchers need the knowledge on funding sources, processes and formalities. In this event, we provide an overview on third party-funding opportunities for postdocs in Germany and support structures at TU Darmstadt.
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May 7th, 2025 Practice on Proposal writing in Research Funding
Competences on proposal writing for third-party funding are an integral part of scientific education. We are offering a course for early career researchers considering or working on a draft for a research proposal (DFG or similar).
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May 21st-22nd, 2025

ONLINE
Leadership and supervision in academia: multiple perspectives for greater effectiveness
What is leadership in academia? What dynamics underpin relations within a team? How can one effectively supervise teams and individuals? This workshop helps participants develop their leadership and supervision skills.
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June 11th, 2025 Being a researcher in a multilingual world: What this means for me and my career
Young researchers today live in a multilingual world and use more than one language in their daily work routines. While English is important for publishing and conferences, many researchers have untapped potential in other languages. How can you use your entire language repertoire to shape your career?
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27. Juni 2025 Schreiben und publizieren während der Promotion
Während der Promotion zu publizieren ist für die meisten Promovierenden ein Muss: Zusätzlich zur Dissertation reichen sie Abstracts ein und sie veröffentlichen Fachtexte, z.B. in Zeitschriften. Diese Publikationen können einen hohen Stellenwert in ihrer Karriere einnehmen. Ggf. gehen sie in eine kumulative Promotion ein. Sie müssen geplant und konzipiert werden, oft werden sie in Ko-Autorschaft geschrieben und überarbeitet, und die Platzierung in der gewünschten Zeitschrift birgt diverse Hürden. Im Workshop werden die Herausforderungen beim Schreiben und Publizieren solcher Texte bearbeitet, indem Orientierungshilfen vorgestellt und einzelne Strategien ausprobiert werden.
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July 9th, 2025

ONLINE
Introduction to Data Science with Python for Beginners
Data analysis plays a critical role in many academic disciplines, and the Python programming language has become one of the standard tools within the Data Science community. However, the first steps in coding can be intimidating and discouraging—especially if you have never worked with a programming language before. This course will introduce programming with Python and how to use it for data analysis.
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September 5th and 12th, 2025

ONLINE
AI for better writing?
Can AI-based writing tools assist with writing tasks and requirements? How can they make the writing process easier? Where might they create more work or necessitate increased attention, such as for data protection reasons?
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