Success in graduate school: Building your skills for future careers
Success in graduate school in the biomedical sciences continues to depend on the application of technical skills to a defined research question resulting in publications in peer-reviewed journals. However, there are other skills that graduate students need to acquire to fully prepare themselves for life after graduation. This webinar will emphasize the importance of five key areas of professional development to prepare graduates to take advantage of job opportunities in academia and beyond: 1) self-reflection, 2) skills development, 3) mentorship and networking, 4) career exploration and 5) wellness.
Speakers
![Reinhart Reithmeier](/getmedia/8cd98c02-cc85-4b74-be1d-bf95a04705a8/300x300-Reinhart-Reithmeier.jpg)
Reinhart Reithmeier
Professor, University of Toronto
![Bruno da Costa Rodrigues](/getmedia/59c4e8b4-f0b1-4342-9637-418e5c2f764a/300x300-Bruno-da-Costa-Rodrigues.jpg)
Bruno da Costa Rodrigues, moderator
Graduate student Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro
Learning objectives
- Understand the importance of self-reflection in career development
- Enhance skills development strategies for effective research and publication
- Maximize mentorship and networking opportunities for career advancement
Who should attend
- Undergraduates considering Ph.D. training
- Graduate students and postdoctoral fellows thinking about their next career steps
- Graduate advisers looking to support their trainees’ career development