In accordance with our regulations for Annual Review of Postgraduate Research Students, attendance at the Symposium is compulsory for all registered, full-time research students (attendance is not compulsory for part-time students, or students in their writing-up period).
Presentation at the PGR Work in Progress Symposium is taken into account in the Annual Review process. More information about the connections between Annual Review and the Symposium can be found in the Research Students Handbook.
The next PGR Symposium is expected to be held on University Park in February 2025.
Attendance at the Symposium is compulsory for full-time PhD students in the School.
The event is the centrepiece and showcase of our research students’ academic year, intellectually and socially, and brings together the School community in an important and dynamic way.
Download the 2024 Programme
RequirementsPresentations (which must not exceed the stated time) can be either 10 minutes or 5-7 minutes and aimed at a non-specialist audience. Papers will be presented to other postgraduate research students, along with members of staff from across the sections of the School. The paper does not need to be a finished piece of work. The intention is that this exercise should be useful to you as research students, both in terms of clarifying your own ideas and gaining more experience of presenting them, and in allowing you to benefit from the questions and comments of those in attendance.
Deputy Director of Graduate Studies: Dr Joel EvansDirector of Graduate Studies: Dr Andrew Harrison
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